Sentences with phrase «land grant permanent»

Nearly two - thirds of New Mexico voters believe the state should tap its $ 14 billion Land Grant Permanent Fund to generate more funding for early childhood programs, a Journal Poll found.

Democrats in the Legislature for years have pushed for tapping the Land Grant Permanent Fund to pay for significant expansion of early childhood programs available in New Mexico, such as preschool, child - care and in - home visiting for first - time parents.

The poll asked: «Do you support or oppose spending more money from New Mexico's Land Grant Permanent Fund each year to provide additional funds for early childhood programs?»

It is expected that a constitutional amendment to earmark at least 1 percent of the $ 15 billion Land Grant Permanent Fund for early childhood will be reintroduced.

In part to help combat abuse, many advocates want to direct 1.5 percent of the state's $ 14 billion Land Grant Permanent Fund toward early childhood education, including expanding home visiting programs.

While the Legislature is finding additional money for early childhood from the general fund, the Senate Finance Committee blocked a proposal to add $ 100 million or more a year to early childhood spending by allocating at least 1 % of the $ 15 billion Land Grant Permanent Fund for early childhood.

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