Jan. 27—Albuquerque Public Schools will host a school choice fair virtually on Thursday. This will be sandwiched between two town halls with members of the Board of Education. The events come ...

May 20—Albuquerque Public Schools will finish the school year on May 31, and this year, the semester will finish out with a full day of classes. "This change comes in response to a new state law ...

Albuquerque seniors Hallie Cornfield from La Cueva High School and Kaylee Bahe from El Dorado High School are now the only two Albuquerque Public Schools students ever to receive a state ...

The websites for Albuquerque Public Schools are now showing off a new look. The district launched revamped sites for all 142 schools on Thursday, June 29, featuring a modern look, cleaner design ...

Arlington's proposed FY 2026 budget continues after-school programs kicked off last year aimed at curbing substance abuse among local teens. Data shows that Arlington overdoses did, indeed ...

As the first day of school approaches, safety concerns are paramount amid recent tragedies in Texas and even here in New Mexico.

APS transports 44,000 students every day, according to Segura, which demands a four-tier system, allowing for different start times for elementary, middle, and high school students.

The next APS school year could start as soon as August 3 because of a new law passed by the state Legislature this year.

Some South Valley residents and school staff are voicing frustration after Albuquerque Public Schools (APS) failed to disclose a major sewage spill that occurred on the property of Harrison Middle ...

Beginning next school year, all freshmen at three Albuquerque Public Schools will have their courses tailored to a potential career path they select as the district implements a new program ...

Albuquerque Public Schools released a survey on Wednesday asking students’ families and the general public for input on next year’s budget and the instructional calendar for the next two school ...

Albuquerque seniors Hallie Cornfield from La Cueva High School and Kaylee Bahe from El Dorado High School are now the only two APS students ever to receive a state bilingualism-literacy seal in Diné.