APS News

The honor means the schools are nationally recognized for meeting 10 standards of excellence as Unified Champion Schools.

Putting the health and safety of APS students and staff first

The Teacher of the Month for October 2019 is Mary Lisa Sanchez of La Luz ES.

Marching bands from all 13 APS comprehensive high schools will take part in the competition on Saturday, Oct. 26.

Sophomore at Albuquerque High

In her weekly message, Superintendent Reedy discusses her pending retirement.

The APS magnet school is sharing the new Education Collaborative Building on CNM's main campus with the Native American Community Academy and CNM Teacher Education Programs.

The purpose of the partnership is to ensure district classrooms are staffed by qualified substitute teachers.

Learn more about what's on the November 5th ballot.

8th grader at Taft Middle School

The district is seeking public input on two proposed calendars, one that would add 10 days to the beginning of the school year and a second that would add 5 days to the beginning and 5 days to the end of the school year.

The Harvard graduate and career educator will finish the school year to allow the APS Board of Education time to select her successor.

Students and families can get help filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).

September's outstanding employees include a secretary, custodian, family liaison and foster care point of contact.

4th grader at Eugene Field Elementary School

In her weekly message, Superintendent Reedy writes about nominating Selfless Seniors and APS Hall of Honor Inductees.

More than a thousand pieces of clothing are now available at the APS Community Clothing Bank.

In celebration of Attendance Awareness Month, Families Connected produced a short video about why kindergarten attendance is so important.

8th grader at James Monroe Middle School