Helping EDUCATORS
Reshape Their LEARNING Culture
ABOUT
Bree Morena de Santos, MBA, Ed.D.
Specializes in the Analysis of Educational Research Science, creating S.T.E.A.M. LEARNING environments and neurodiversity in learning curriculum. Education Technology Specialist & Education Funding Procurement Expert.
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EDUCATORS CONSULTING SERVICES LLC
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Partnering with Policymakers to build learning environments that help teachers better connect with students, by providing instructional solutions for diverse learners.
2025 LEGISLATIVE EDUCATION STUDY COMMITTEE
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Bridging the gap between Curriculum Advisory, Policy Advocacy and Funding Procurement
Special Programs:
USAC FCC Non-Profit Educational Program E-RATE Consultant (Federal)
PSFA New Mexico School Funding Consultant (State)
Certified STEM Education Institutions Consultant
NMPED (New Mexico Public Education Dept)
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Procurement Vehicles:
State of New Mexico, General Services Department - Statewide Pricing Agreement 20-00000-21-00010
Cooperative Educational Services: Business Management, Project Management, Process Development and Consulting Services Contract #2022-14
NM Department of IT (DoIT): Broadband Planning, Grant Writing, Infrastructure Statewide Price Agreement Category 3
Let's Create Change
Martinez/Yazzie Action Plan
Rooted in Equity, Committed to Action
New Mexico Public Education Department In partnership with LANL Foundation, LESC & WestEd
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The Martinez/Yazzie Action Plan is New Mexico’s formal response to a landmark court ruling that found the state failed to meet its constitutional obligation to provide a uniform and sufficient education for all students, particularly Native American students, English learners, students with disabilities, and students experiencing poverty.
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Led by the New Mexico Public Education Department (PED), the plan is being developed in partnership with the LANL Foundation, the Legislative Education Study Committee, and WestEd. Together, these partners are working to ensure the plan reflects the voices and lived experiences of those most impacted.
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The action plan addresses five core areas required by the court:
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Equitable access to high-quality instruction
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Access to well-prepared, culturally and linguistically responsive educators
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Academic, social, and behavioral support services
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Fair and effective funding to meet student needs
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Data and accountability systems to drive continuous improvement
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