Testing help for agencies in Santa Fe
We meet boards and agencies in person, an hour up I-25.
Many New Mexico boards and state agencies meet in Santa Fe, and their exams run on public calendars. We come up for board meetings, cut score panels and launch days, and the Title II accessibility dates sit in every plan we write here.
Where we work in the north
Santa Fe is about an hour from our office; Taos and Los Alamos are day trips.
- Downtown Santa Fe
- Midtown
- Southside
- Los Alamos
- Española
- Taos
What we bring to Santa Fe
Board presentations
A psychometrician presents a cut score study or pilot results to your board in open session.
Standard setting panels
A panel of licensed practitioners rates items in person, and a written report follows.
Exam room conversion
An office exam room set up for proctored online testing, then checked with a rehearsal session.
Staff training days
Board staff learn scheduling, accommodations and records exports on your own exam.
Planning around public calendars
No travel fee
On-site days in Santa Fe and across New Mexico carry no travel fee.
Meeting dates first
Send your board meeting dates at kickoff, and reports reach members before the agenda posts.
Procurement answers
Security questionnaires and accessibility questions answered in writing for your procurement file.
Remote between meetings
Item reviews and status calls run by video, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mountain.
What teams here book most
Exam Launch
Ten weeks from a folder of items to a live, supported exam window.
Standard Setting Study
A documented panel method for your passing score, with the final decision left to your board.
Remote proctoring and integrity
Record-and-review and live proctoring that deters, detects and documents, with a person reviewing every flag.
Test Health Check
Ten business days, one exam, and a plain report on which items are doing their job.
Questions from Santa Fe agencies
Can you present to our board in person?
Yes. A psychometrician attends your meeting in Santa Fe to present a standard setting report, a pilot summary or a Test Health Check, and answers members’ questions in open session. There is no travel fee within New Mexico. We send the written report ahead so it can go in the board packet.
Can you help us prepare for the Title II accessibility dates?
Yes, for the testing part. We check your exam delivery against WCAG 2.1 AA, the level the U.S. Department of Justice’s Title II rule names, and the candidate interface is built to that level. The rule’s dates are April 26, 2027 or April 26, 2028 by population served; your counsel decides compliance.
Can applicants in Taos or Española test without driving to Santa Fe?
Yes, if your rules allow remote testing. Applicants test from home with record-and-review proctoring from $6 a session or live proctoring from $18, on the same form and record as an office sitting. Anyone without a quiet room or steady connection can still book a seat in your office.
Talk to our Albuquerque team
We are based at 6000 Uptown Boulevard NE, Suite 140, Albuquerque. We reply within one business day.