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In her weekly message, Supt. Reedy shares information and resources for families in crisis.

New! APS Employee Wellness Journey story, calendar of events PLUS your monthly dose of health, nutrition and more!

Inspired by Generation Indigenous (GEN-I), the 5 th annual Native Youth Empowerment Symposium is an opportunity for Native youth to interact with Tribal leaders and industry experts representing non-profits, government agencies, and tribal services with knowledge in financial literacy, money management, and entrepreneurship.

Any High School Seniors who can Speak the Navajo Language Proficiently can register to take the test.

Want to see if you qualify for reduced-cost or free healthcare, or need extra support? Everyone is welcome to the APS "Community Care Fair" at Duranes Elementary, featuring support for those in need, plus many fun activities for the whole family.

Three outstanding volunteers will be presented to the school board this spring.

Senior at New Futures High School

Daniel Benitez De Luna of Atrisco Heritage Academy High School

In her weekly message, Supt. Reedy writes about the gift of relationships that allows employees to give their best.

Heather Yeo is a skilled teaching artist working with local children on writing and drama. She is the coordinator for Wrinkle Writing, a program affiliated with Children’s Choice here in Albuquerque. As with many of our teaching artists, Heather is a working artist who shares her interests and skills with students.

Alamosa teachers, staff and community believes that the life skills and creative opportunities that result from additional arts education is beneficial to all students. They have worked to be intentional and thoughtful as they added new skills and activities to each day with students.

Lew Wallace Elementary School extends its beliefs that classroom art strategies enrich the lives of their students by participating as an Elevated Arts School.

Native Presenters Do’s and Don’ts Government Leadership History Stories Values

Every 10 years, the federal government conducts a count of every citizen in the United States as required by the U.S. Constitution. The data collected is used to allocate resources to all Americans and is a vital part of our democracy.

Each year the APS Education Foundation recognizes three grantees who have made an impact in student achievement through innovative programs

Mercedes Mummert of Albuquerque High School

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8th grader at George I. Sanchez Collaborative Community School

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In her weekly message to employees, Superintendent Reedy encourages them to manage stress.