2-hour Delay for APS Schools, East Mountain Schools Closed - Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2023
Posted
February 15, 2023,
4:30 AM.
Updated
January 26, 2026,
2:59 PM.
2-hour Delay for APS Schools, East Mountain Schools Closed - Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2023
UPDATE: As of 5:00 a.m., classes are canceled for East Mountain Schools students on Wednesday, Feb. 15.
All remaining APS schools will have a 2-hour delay on Wednesday, Feb. 15, including Manzano High School students living in Albuquerque.
Students Who Will Have Canceled Classes:
- A. Montoya Elementary School students
- San Antonito Elementary School students
- Roosevelt Middle School students
- Manzano High School – students who live in the East Mountains. Manzano High School students living in Albuquerque remain on a 2-hour delay.
Information For Students Who Will Have A 2-hour Delay:
- School begins 2 hours later than the regular schedule.
- School bus pick-up times are 2 hours later than the normal pick-up time.
- General Education PreK is on a 2-hour delay.
- School ends at the regular time.
- All Elementary Schools that usually dismiss early on Wednesdays go to a regular Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday schedule.
Additional Activity and Class Cancelations:
- Zero hour activities
- Career Enrichment Center – No classes when school is delayed
- Early College Academy – Will run from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
- Developmental Pre-school Program morning and afternoon classes.
Information For Employees – 2-hour Delay Guidelines:
- All employees (school-based and non-school based) are expected to report for duty as close to their regular report time as is safely possible. This allows a maximum delay of two hours. Arriving late to work is only acceptable when severe weather causes hazardous driving conditions, not due to mechanical issues caused by cold weather.
- If an employee does not report to work, they shall take eight hours of annual leave or one personal leave day.
As of 4:30 a.m., all APS schools will be operating on a 2-hour delay on Wednesday, Feb. 15 due to inclement weather and icy conditions.
Albuquerque Public Schools