§ 22-15-1 Short title
§ 22-15-2 Definitions
§ 22-15-3 Bureau; chief
§ 22-15-4 Bureau; duties
§ 22-15-5 Instructional material fund
§ 22-15-6 Disbursements from the instructional material fund
§ 22-15-7 Students eligible; distribution
§ 22-15-8 Multiple list; selection; review process
§ 22-15-8.1 Instructional material adoption fund
§ 22-15-8.2 Reading materials fund; created; purpose; applications
§ 22-15-9 Distribution of funds for instructional material
§ 22-15-10 Sale or loss or return of instructional material
§ 22-15-11 Record of instructional material
§ 22-15-13 Contracts with publishers
§ 22-15-14 Reports; budgets
§ 22-15-15 Short title
§ 22-15-16 Purpose
§ 22-15-17 Funding
§ 22-15-18 Posting of copy
§ 22-15-19 Other funds prohibited
§ 22-15-20 Definition
§ 22-15-26 Short title
§ 22-15-27 Purposes
§ 22-15-28 Definitions
§ 22-15-29 Instructional materials
§ 22-15-30 Guidelines
§ 22-15-31 Private right of action
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Terms Used In New Mexico Statutes > Chapter 22 > Article 15 - Instructional Material

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