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Jan 24, 2007
Does New Mexico provide health benefits for
teachers/families? Do you have to pay for it? Co-Pays? We
are thinking about moving there. Both my husband and I are
teachers and were wondering how much out of pocket expenses
we would be looking at. Thanks.
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I can't speak for all districts...
If you're in the Albuquerque Public Schools, you can get
health insurance for teachers/families. The district pays some
of it. I don't know the exact estimates, but I'd estimate
you'll pay $150-200 a month for a single person, and several
hundred a month for families. ...See More