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Sep 10, 2026
Oct 2, 2026
Professional services supporting the behavioral health initiative, including evaluation, implementation support, technical assistance, implementation coach support, and related services.
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The New Mexico Behavioral Health Initiative (BHI) Roadmap outlines a strategic direction to build prevention-focused comprehensive behavioral health models (CBHMs) within schools and districts across New Mexico. The plan, active from January 2026 through June 2028, is structured around four levels of support: Behavioral Health Pilot, Focused Support, Universal Support, and State-Level Action. Key strategic pillars include fostering authentic partnerships among state agencies, BHI partners, community partners, and districts; increasing awareness and understanding of behavioral health's connection to academic outcomes; and creating a well-balanced, comprehensive behavioral health system focused on prevention and supportive conditions for all districts and schools. The overarching vision is to establish sustainable school environments that support the well-being of students, staff, and families, and promote the development of social-emotional skills.
The Council discussed organizational updates, including staffing changes and hiring of new personnel in procurement and Medicaid services. A discussion was held regarding the Office of Special Education's directives for reimbursement processes for educational programs. The financial report included a review of expenditures, revenues, and cash balances from the previous quarter, noting the initiation of the Request for Proposal process for internet and WAN billing. Additionally, the Council approved warrants, vouchers, and budget adjustment requests.
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The council reviewed a director's report covering insurance cost absorption, personnel hiring and transitions, and the status of various educational initiatives and grant agreements with the Office of Special Education. Updates were provided on the Early Childhood Instructional Coaches' shared coordination model, the School-Based Mental Health grant, Structured Literacy, and Universal Design for Learning. The council approved the salary schedule for the Data Analyst Coordinator position and authorized warrants and vouchers, while also noting upcoming budget adjustment requests.
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