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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.

Slide presentation of student award recipients

Desert Ridge Middle School nurse recognized for exceptional care, leadership, and unwavering commitment to student well-being.

Event brings careers — and cool vehicles — directly to students in one of APS' most diverse schools.

Slide Presentation

Hands-on economics lessons empower students to create their own businesses, present to real entrepreneurs and earn startup capital.

Hodgin's Yannick Campos and five others honored with checks, praise.

Tenth-grader at Atrisco Heritage Academy High School

Class earned more than 3,300 college credits and received $2.3 million in scholarship offers.

APS 2026 fiscal year budget nears home stretch.

Groundbreakings, grand opening mark progress on capital projects.

In her weekly message to staff, Superintendent Blakey recognizes Food and Nutrition Services for all they do for our students.

Communitywide expo will feature free food, entertainment and life-saving information on substance use prevention.

Kaylee Shelton and Ruby Carrell earned Honorable Mention in the Aldo Leopold Writing Contest for their inspiring essays written in Spanish.

Mountain View Spring Fiesta and South Valley Pride Day highlight STEM education and community partnerships.

At Alameda Elementary, learning goes beyond the classroom.

"If you don't have anything nice to say..." Stress and burnout programs to help you thrive in 2025, and more wellness trends in the news.

Fifth-grader at Mitchell Elementary School

New Futures High School junior Emily Boucher represented APS at the Annual Children’s Law Institute, sharing her story to advocate for foster students’ educational access.