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Fully Funded Education System Needs to Perform

With a significant investment of over $6

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APS Begins Search for New Superintendent, Aims for Spring Selection

Albuquerque Public School Board President Yolanda Montoya-Cordova

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APS Board of Education Hears Interim Goals

The Albuquerque Public Schools Board of Education

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New Mexico Public Education Department Launches School Performance Website

The New Mexico Public Education Department hopes

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Gallup-McKinley County School District Uses Career-Focused Education to Empower Students for Future Success

In this courtesy photo, students from the

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APS Board Approves Election Resolution

The APS Board of Education has approved

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Superintendent Scott Elder served the Albuquerque Public School Board in multiple capacities, from substitute, teacher, principal, chief operations officer, and superintendent. The APS Board of Education decided not to move forward with an extension of Elder’s contract, allowing it to expire naturally at the end of June 2024.

APS Superintendent to Step Down in 2024

Superintendent Scott Elder served the Albuquerque Public

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On May 24 the APS Board of Education approved a $2.16 billion budget for the school district. The budget is a 12 percent increase in spending from the 2022-23 fiscal year, with the increase being driven by salary increases.

APS Board Greenlights $2.16 Billion Budget

On May 24 the APS Board of

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New Mexico Public Education Secretary Arsenio Romero was the keynote speaker at the Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce luncheon on May 30. Romero discussed his plans for the future of New Mexico’s education and some steps the Public Education Department is taking to get there.

New Mexico Public Education Secretary Outlines Vision for Education Reform at Chamber Luncheon

New Mexico Public Education Secretary Arsenio Romero

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East Mountain High School in Sandia Park, New Mexico is a school with higher proficiency rates than the rest of the state, Principal Trey Smith said the school is looking to expand so more students have an opportunity to benefit from high-quality education like what is offered at EMHS.

East Mountain High Looks to Expand and Build on its Continued Success

East Mountain High School in Sandia Park,

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