APS News

It's hot outside but we have some REALLY cool mindfulness live webinars and other wellness programs for you this July!

Your monthly dose of APS activities, wellness, fitness and nutrition trends!

The changes not only will better support schools, but also will save about $250,000 in administrative costs.

Interim Superintendent Scott Elder's first message to employees

The longtime teacher, principal, and district administrator is now the Interim Superintendent.

After more than four decades in public education including five years as the superintendent of Albuquerque Public Schools, Raquel Reedy is retiring on July 1.

APS has developed guidelines for the safe return to high school summer activities in accordance with the state's public health order.

The New Mexico Public Education Department has released its Reentry Guidance for the 2020-2021 school year.

A grant from the APS Education Foundation helped pay for the 3D printers used to make more than 2,000 shields so far.

The district's online high school, eCademy, will be expanded to include students in kindergarten through eighth grade.

Albuquerque Public Schools responds to an employee's unacceptable social media post.

Through July 10 on Channel 5.1

A list of resources from the APS Office of Equity and Engagement and school districts across the nation. Plus, statements from APS Leadership and the Board of Education on the tragic death of George Floyd.

APS is working on a plan for the beginning of the new school year.

A statement from the Albuquerque Public Schools Leadership Team

Our friends at the city, county and state are hosting summer reading programs and activities.

Mondays-Thursdays through July 16 at city and county parks