2005–2006

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Issue 8 – Fall 2006

Boys Are Really Falling Behind, and in New Mexico, It’s Not Just Some Boys
NM Legislature to Consider Boys’ Education Decline
New Mexico ‘s Youth Gender Gap
Boy Issues in The Press: Graphomotor Dysfunction, Failure To Launch Syndrome, and The Benefits Of Same Gender Teachers
An Interview with Family Court Judge Raymond Ortiz
New Mexico Higher Education Should Consider the Gender Gaps and Achievement Gaps Together
New “Action Research” Group to Study Boys’ Education

New Mexico Men: Scarce At NM State Colleges and Universities
Capshaw Boys: Talkin’ Back
It’s A Male Thing: Are Boys Struggling To Achieve Because Schools Are Too Girl-Friendly?
Gender And Ethnicity Of Students At Selected Public Post-Secondary Institutions, 2004
Maine, First To Officially Address Boys’ Decline In Academics
Some School Practices That May Harm Boys
Boys Still Vastly Outnumber Girls In Local Crime
Small Learning Community At Santa Fe High Shows Benefit For Boys
Harry Potter And Dads; Something To Think About

Connecting with Boys’ Aggression
Missing: Males on College Campuses,
By Wendy McElroy
Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey Presents Disturbing Portrait of Santa Fe Boys
An Interview with Children’s Court Judge Barbara Vigil
Single-Sex Public Education By Leonard Sax, PhD, MD
Santa Fe Public Schools Gender Performance on No Child Left Behind Tests for 2005
Santa Fe Advance Placement Classes and Gender