A History of Education in New Mexico Pertinent Advice to Students Education An
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From what has been shown by the official papers and arch- ives, there were no public schools in New Mexico outside of Santa Fe, when Col. Kearny entered New Mexico, and only one in Santa Fe. This we gather from the message of Gov- ernor Donaciano Vigil to the first Legislature of New Mexico (under the Military Government of the United States) dated Dec. 6, 1847. In his message Gov. Vigil, states that there is "but one public school in the Territory, and that located in the city of Santa Fe, and... supported by the funds of the county" and that for lack of sufficient funds only one teacher could be employed. Gov. Vigil states also that "there are no private schools or academies" and recommends the enact- 14 A HISTORY OF EDUCATION IN NEW MEXICO ment of a law for the establishment of a school "in every town, village and neighborhood in the Territory. " The legis- lature, though, failed to enact such a law. Seven years after, in 1852, Gov. Lane speaking on education, in his message to the New Mexico Legislature, dated Dec.
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From what has been shown by the official papers and arch- ives, there were no public schools in New Mexico outside of Santa Fe, when Col. Kearny entered New Mexico, and only one in Santa Fe. This we gather from the message of Gov- ernor Donaciano Vigil to the first Legislature of New Mexico (under the Military Government of the United States) dated Dec. 6, 1847. In his message Gov. Vigil, states that there is "but one public school in the Territory, and that located in the city of Santa Fe, and... supported by the funds of the county" and that for lack of sufficient funds only one teacher could be employed. Gov. Vigil states also that "there are no private schools or academies" and recommends the enact- 14 A HISTORY OF EDUCATION IN NEW MEXICO ment of a law for the establishment of a school "in every town, village and neighborhood in the Territory. " The legis- lature, though, failed to enact such a law. Seven years after, in 1852, Gov. Lane speaking on education, in his message to the New Mexico Legislature, dated Dec.
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