EDUCATION Summer on the farm APS students earn a paycheck through a South Valley agriculture internship
COURTS Federal court readies trial for former state House majority leader Complex trial to begin Aug. 3, five years after Sheryl Williams Stapleton resigned from office
EDUCATION As financial literacy expands, teachers head back to class APS enters its second year requiring personal finance course as more districts adopt similar policies
EDUCATION APS to consider application from charter school teaching New Mexican, Middle Eastern history School would combine STEM, AI literacy and project-based learning with Moorish and Spanish colonial influence
EDUCATION APS surpasses 3-year reading goal but falls short in math Underserved first and second graders show literacy progress but middle school math scores falter
EDUCATION APS hires former Los Lunas athletic director cited for NCAA officiating during work hours Auditors found Wilson Holland performed personal work during district hours; he disputes the findings
EDUCATION APS board approves adding 9th grade to Roosevelt Middle School Move intended to allow East Mountain parents more options for high school, officials say; change will start in 2027-2028 school year
EDUCATION APS to consider adding 9th grade to Roosevelt Middle School Proposal says the move would help ease the transition to high school
EDUCATION APS collecting feedback on student meals and transportation Survey for students, parents, employees and community members is open online until July 10
EDUCATION Two APS high schools added to state's struggling schools list due to low graduation rates Manzano and eCademy will report to PED as they seek to improve
EDUCATION Lawsuit: APS substitute left class unattended before student's hand crushed in door Attorneys say a substitute teacher left a special education classroom unsupervised, leading to injuries that required surgery
EDUCATION Facing years on a transplant list, an Albuquerque teacher's colleagues offered their livers 24-year Albuquerque Public Schools veteran will receive a new liver from a fellow teacher later this year
COURTS NM Supreme Court orders disclosure of Albuquerque Public Schools records Contested document pertains to former Superintendent Winston Brooks' resignation in 2014
EDUCATION New Mexico leads nation in college aid application growth, but it's still near the bottom overall 21.5% surge in FAFSA completion signals more high school seniors seeking college
EDUCATION Rio Grande grads get a roaring send-off South Valley school graduates 291 seniors after climbing off state's struggling schools list
NEW MEXICO UNITED APS project invites 近距离内射合集 players to be models for student artists NMU defender Chris Gloster club's latest 近距离内射合集 in Art participant
EDUCATION Kids take the mic at Albuquerque's Nuclear Museum Museum debuts new audio tour recorded by Lavaland Elementary third graders
COURTS Former middle school teacher convicted of raping student Patrick Corr faces 22 1/2 years in prison at sentencing
EDUCATION APS approves record $2.35B budget despite enrollment drop District to cut positions, but superintendent says layoffs not likely
EDUCATION Longtime Albuquerque teachers union president to retire Ellen Bernstein to step away after a 44-year career in public education
EDUCATION Students read aloud. AI scores them State-mandated testing program helps track progress but sparks concerns over inconsistent data and student frustration
EDUCATION APS keeps early August start for 2027-28 school year 80% of survey respondents preferred early start vs. later in the month
EDUCATION Immigrant students at Albuquerque Public Schools: 'There are some students that have straight up disappeared' At APS, teachers say immigration fears are keeping students out of school
NEWS Father charged after 9-year-old brought gun to school Complaint says weapon 鈥� a pistol designed to look like a credit card 鈥� was left unsecured
EDUCATION APS board unanimously agrees to renew superintendent's contract Gabriella Blakey can lead New Mexico's largest district until at least June 2030
NEWS APS reports drops in eighth grade math, improvement in sixth and seventh grades District must make significant gains to meet end-of-year goals
EDUCATION APS police to monitor campuses via city's real-time surveillance system Officer will watch live feeds from cameras and drones at city's Real Time Crime Center
EDUCATION APS reports gains across the board in early reading Students identified in Yazzie-Martinez case continue to lag behind others
EDUCATION APS staff report burnout, heavy workloads in union survey Administrative issues and poor student behavior top concerns
COURTS Trial for former House majority leader reset for August Judge writes that delay could provide time to negotiate a plea deal with Sheryl Williams Stapleton
EDUCATION New Mexico's high school graduation rate climbs to highest number in over a decade State still ranks among the bottom nationwide despite gains
EDUCATION Corrales K-8 principal placed on leave pending investigation Alvaro Ramazzini was placed on leave Feb. 6, but Albuquerque Public Schools has declined to provide details
MEDIA New Mexico PBS names new general manager and CEO Phil Hoffman will lead the station beginning April 1
EDUCATION New Mexico school cellphone ban clears Senate committee Bill would set limits on classroom phone use beginning with middle schoolers in 2026-27 school year
EDUCATION APS weighs later start for 2027-28 school year Students, families and staff can weigh in through Feb. 20
PREP WRESTLING Albuquerque Metro Championships start this weekend, with some new faces Roster features schools such as Valencia, Bernalillo and others that have never competed at metros
EDUCATION Students, parents and staff divided on APS clear backpack policy, survey shows Students reject clear backpacks, while parents and staff split, survey finds
NEWS Hundreds of Albuquerque students walk out of schools in protest of Trump, ICE APS says rallies took place at several campuses
NEWS Dozens of clear backpacks fall apart days after APS requires them at six schools Spokesperson says the district is looking into alternative vendors for new backpacks
NEWS Clear backpacks now required at six APS middle schools Albuquerque Public Schools spent $90,000 on 7,000 transparent backpacks for middle schools in an effort to keep weapons off campus and out of classrooms
ALBUQUERQUE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 'Charlie fund': Lawsuit alleges former 近距离内射合集 Vista administrator made up benefactor for personal gain District accused former administrator of stealing $14,600 in student fees
