Albuquerque Public Schools
Adobe Acres Teacher Honored by Bubba's 33
Jeanette Cordova recognized for 23 years of dedication to students and her school community.
A longtime educator at Adobe Acres Elementary School was recently recognized for her dedication to students and her school community.
Third-grade teacher Jeanette Cordova received a special visit from Bubba's 33, which came to campus to honor her for the impact she has made during her 23 years of teaching at Adobe Acres.
Cordova is known across the school community for her commitment to student success. Her classroom consistently demonstrates strong academic performance, and her students are also recognized for their positive behavior.
Beyond the classroom, Cordova devotes countless hours to supporting the school community. She helps decorate for school events, carefully plans engaging lessons for her students and often mentors new teachers as they begin their careers.
Colleagues say her dedication, positivity and willingness to support others have made her an invaluable part of the Adobe Acres community.
The recognition from Bubba’s 33 made the celebration even more meaningful as students and staff gathered to thank Cordova for more than two decades of service and commitment to helping students succeed.
About APS Community Schools
Approaching 70 Community Schools across the district, APS is building a network of schools that serve as community hubs. By weaving together rigorous, community-connected classroom instruction, expanded and enriched learning opportunities, integrated support systems, and the voices of families and students in decision-making, these schools create conditions where every child can learn, grow and thrive.