N.M. Admin. Code § 5.2.4.8 - ESTABLISHMENT OF GEOGRAPHIC AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY
A. By April 16, 2007, each public
postsecondary institution offering associate degrees and certificate programs,
upon approval of its governing board, shall petition the department to
establish a GAR for the institution. The proposed GAR shall consist of all
public school districts or portions thereof which are currently part of the
local taxing district that supports the institution, or areas outside of its
taxing district which the institution has historically served (grandfather
clause).
B. By May 1, 2007, the
department shall assign GARs to each public postsecondary educational
institution offering associate degrees and certificate programs in such a
manner that all geographic areas of the state are included.
C. The department shall consider the
following factors, while determining which public school districts are to be
assigned to the GAR for each public postsecondary institution:
(1) boundaries of the current local taxing
district, if applicable;
(2) market
share of existing educational services within the proposed GAR as determined
through an analysis conducted by the department;
(3) county boundaries, public K-12 districts
or portions thereof that have provided courses and/or programs prior to the
implementation of this policy by a two-year institution, i.e. the
"grandfathering in" of areas served by a two-year institution outside of its
taxing district;
(4) boundaries of
the local small business development center (SBDC) service area shall be given
consideration if college level coursework has historically been provided within
the assigned SBDC region;
(5)
requested boundaries of the proposed service area outside of the current taxing
district; this could include areas in which more than one institution is
currently providing services, as well as areas where no services are currently
provided.
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