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Interactive labs focused on science, technology, engineering and math as well as art, literacy, transformation and health are popping up in APS elementary schools.

Superintendent’s Student Advisory Council gives advice on keeping students in school.

Scholarships are sponsored by national corporations.

L.B.J. Middle School Teacher Michelle Mullen connects with students inside and outside of the classroom.

Student consultants to the superintendent give input on why students drop out as they help develop a plan for the district.

Almost 70 percent say 'yes' to bond issue

Voter approval of a $575 million bond/mil levy "guarantees a better educational experience for our students," said APS Superintendent Raquel Reedy.

Semi-Finalists will compete for $32 million in college scholarships

Students learn to speak Diné in classes offered by APS Indian Education Department.

Students awarded college-funded scholarships

2015 seniors receive National Merit Scholarships

35 graduates from nine schools were honored at the annual event.

Recipients can use their awards at any regionally accredited U.S. college or university of their choice.

Awards sponsored by Sandia National Labs provide $1,500 cash to students

The students will receive scholarships sponsored by the Lockheed Martin Corporation Foundation.

The Class of 2015 will be allowed to wear chords and stoles representing academic success as well as culture.

APS nurses remind students and staff to wash their hands.

Updates recommended by a task force made up of students, parents, teachers and more

Dennis J. Baca left Albuquerque High in 1944 to serve in WWII