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Fourth graders at Mary Ann Binford host Mercado celebrating economic learning and creativity.

Robot-naming contest leads to visit and career advice for first graders.

Ready to make a difference in the lives of individuals on the autism spectrum? Apply today!

Generation Justice is looking for youth (ages 16-25) interested in media, social conditions, and exercising their voice ! Apply now and serve your community!

Concept that will debut this fall at Manzano and Highland offers even more hope for the future.

A look at what to expect and what's not allowed at commencement ceremonies.

New Futures High School welcomed the Work-Based Learning (WBL) team for a special Final Exhibition, highlighting the accomplishments of student interns who balanced both career and academic developments while fulfilling the demands of parenthood.

The Berna Facio Professional Development Center was buzzing with energy and pride as Career Connected Learning hosted its semi-annual Work-Based Learning Intern Final Exhibition on April 30.

Annual event raises over $124,000 to invest in our teachers, students and community.

APS Fine Arts Music has been recognized by NAMM Foundation for 2025 Best Communities for Music Education.

Students in Sandia High's STEM Club tackle real-world problems, win awards and inspire the next generation of thinkers.

Fifth-grader at Sombra del Monte Elementary School

APS and the Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce honor students and volunteers for 20 years of literacy growth.

Successors named at a variety of schools in advance of the upcoming school year.

The academies model is a vision for transforming high school education – and the high school experience – in Albuquerque Public Schools.

In her weekly message, Superintendent Blakey thanks teachers, principals and school nurses for their hard work.

The 2024-2025 Middle School Soccer Program had over 1,000 students from 27 middle schools engaging in a season that emphasized both athletic development and vital social-emotional learning.

A. Montoya Elementary Fourth Grade Teacher Faye Richards was featured in New Mexico Farm & Ranch magazine.

Inez Elementary Principal Casey Reid-Kadlec, teachers and support staff surprised students with an interactive egg hunt to help students feel relaxed, focused and ready for state testing season.

Spending plan includes continuation of TOPS model, 4% pay increases for employees.