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Albuquerque Public Schools
2025 Capital Election
Find facts about the November 2025 School Bond Election.
Election Downloads and Links
- November 2025 APS School Bond Election Flyer
- 2025 APS Bond Election Projects & Line Items
- 2025 APS School Bond Sample Ballot
- Elección de Bonos Escolares
- Bernalillo County Clerk Election site
Main Project Videos
- HVAC - Cooler Classrooms
- School Security & Safety
- Special Education Facility
- Community & Classroom Renewal
- Construction Inflation & CTE Facility
- School Roof Replacement
- Construction Industry & Workforce Needs
- Local Jobs & Employment
- PTA/Parent Voice
- Artificial Turf/Physical Education Outdoor Learning
- Upgrading Old Facilities
Spanish Bond Election Videos
- Elección de Bonos APS 2025
- Césped artificial/Educación Física, Aprendizaje al aire libre
- Seguridad y Protección Escolar
- Espacios de aprendizaje apropiados
Navajo Bond Election Videos
School Bond Election in the News
- Albuquerque Public Schools will ask voters to approve $350 million in GO bonds. Here’s what that could fund., ABQ Journal, June 24, 2025
- Albuquerque Public Schools outlines stalled projects that could be completed with bond vote, KRQE, Sept. 10, 2025
- $350M in bonds to improve Albuquerque schools to appear on ballot, KOB, Sept. 29
- APS hopes voters will approve bond to fund West Side special needs facility, KOB, Oct. 1, 2025
- Cooling concerns: Here are the APS schools that will get refrigerated air if bond passes, KRQE, Oct. 1, 2025
- Albuquerque voters faced with 12 general obligation bonds on ballot, including $350 million to APS, KOAT, Oct. 7, 2025
APS Stories on Bond Projects
November 2025 School Bond Election Overview
On November 4, 2025, Voters will decide whether to approve a $350 million bond for Albuquerque Public Schools. If passed, this bond would provide funding for school construction, renovations, and improvements across the district, which serves students in Bernalillo and Sandoval counties.
When will the Election be held?
November, 4, 2025, as part of the regular local election. Absentee voting starts on October 7, while early voting begins on October 18.
Who can vote?
All registered voters living within the Albuquerque Public Schools district are eligible to vote in the November 4, 2025, School Bond Election. This includes all of the city of Albuquerque, the county of Bernalillo, and the Village of Corrales in Sandoval County.
Ballot language:
Question: Authorization to issue up to $350,000,000 of General Obligation Bonds (School Bonds).
What this bond would pay for:
The $350 million bond would fund projects that directly impact students and schools across the district, including:
- Building new classroom blocks at 14 schools
- Installing school security and safety equipment, upgrades, and hardware
- Upgrading cooling systems, including adding refrigerated air at 20 schools
- Constructing a Career and Technical Education training facility for students
- Building a special needs facility on the West Side
- Replacing outdated classroom roofs and artificial turf
- Renewing and replacing student and teacher classroom furniture and equipment
How passage of the bond will impact the community:
The 2025 School Bond Election will have a major impact on our community. Approval of the $350 million bond would:
- Give teachers and students modern facilities and equipment to support strong academic outcomes
- Ensure safe, equitable, and appropriate school facilities across the district
- Maintain schools and protect taxpayer investments in community assets
- Enhance safety and security at all APS schools
- Support local jobs and provide an economic boost through construction projects
- Keep property tax rates at their current level