A national education nonprofit is stepping up to support New Mexico students after federal cuts all but shut down a program ...

Hundreds in New Mexico impacted by potential Job Corps closure More than 400 employees and students at Albuquerque and Roswell campuses are impacted, according to the NM Department of Workforce ...

A New Mexico nonprofit said kids will suffer after the U.S. Department of Labor announced dozens of Job Corps Centers nationwide will close at the end of the month.

The “Department of Workforce Solutions” is also working to find jobs for the staff of Job Corps. Albuquerque Job Corps officials told KRQE News 13 on Thursday they couldn’t comment.

New Mexico houses Job Corps centers in Albuquerque and Roswell. Both centers enrolled a combined 461 students in the 2023 program year, according to the Job Corps Transparency Report.

The New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions has announced a $500,000 investment in the Northern New Mexico Youth Fund to bolster career training programs for underserved youth.

New Mexico, through its Job Training Incentive Program, awarded just over $320,000 in November to support efforts by five companies to train and expand their workforce, according to the New Mexico ...

Job Corps is currently facing unprecedented challenges. Recent mandates from the Department of Labor are signaling the potential closure of this vital program nationwide, and we need your support ...

More than 400 employees and students in Albuquerque and Roswell are being impacted by a potential closure of Job Corps campuses, originally set for June 30.

Since the disruption with Job Corps, the Jobs for America's Graduates recently enrolled 100 new people into their program and launched a new program designed to help students who aren't in school ...

Kaity Parent, the executive director with Jobs for America’s Graduates New Mexico, is helping kids at Job Corps following the Trump administration’s plans to pause the program.