Albuquerque Public Schools
Schools with Bilingual Education Models
Albuquerque Public Schools serves approximately 10,000 students in schools with bilingual education programs.
Bilingual Education in New Mexico
The goal is to graduate students who are proficient in English and their home language in all four modalities of listening, speaking, reading and writing. Students receive daily instruction in English, their home language (where available), and the cultures of New Mexico.
About Bilingual Programs
Schools with bilingual education programs submit an application to the State Department of Education each spring for implementation in the new academic year.
- In New Mexico, an English Plus State, Hispanic students comprise the largest population of students in bilingual education.
- Navajo–English and Zuni-English bilingual education programs are available.
- APS currently has Dual Language and Heritage Language Programs K-12.
Schools with Bilingual Programs
Please contact schools for specific information regarding their bilingual program.
Elementary Schools
- Adobe Acres
- Alameda
- Alamosa
- Alvarado
- Armijo
- Atrisco
- Barcelona
- Carlos Rey
- Cochiti
- Coronado
- Dolores Gonzales
- Duranes
- East San José
- Edward Gonzales
- Emerson
- Eugene Field
- Hawthorne
- Helen Cordero
- Kit Carson
- Lavaland
- La Luz
- La Mesa
- Los Padillas
- Los Ranchos
- Longfellow
- Lowell
- Mary Ann Binford
- Mountain View
- Montezuma
- Navajo
- Painted Sky
- Pajarito
- Reginald Chávez
- Rudolfo Anaya
- SR Marmon
- Wherry
- Valle Vista
- Zia
Middle Schools
- Ernie Pyle
- Garfield STEM Magnet & Community School
- Harrison
- Hayes
- Jimmy Carter
- John Adams
- Polk
- Truman
- Taft
- Van Buren
- Washington
- Wilson
K-8
- George I. Sánchez
- Tres Volcanes
High Schools
- Albuquerque
- Atrisco Heritage Academy
- Del Norte
- Highland
- Manzano
- Rio Grande
- West Mesa
- Valley
This page was last updated on:
August 8, 2011.