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ABQ teachers union says reactions are mixed on going back 100% to in-person learning Share Updated: 7:57 AM MST Mar 10, 2021 Share Updated: 7:57 AM MST Mar 10, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript YOU CAN COUNT ON FORWARD SPOKE TO THE TEACHERS UNION AND JOINS US LIVE FROM APS WITH WHAT THIS MEANS FOR THEM KAYLA FOR THE HEY RON, YEAH STILL A LOT OF QUESTIONS SURROUNDING THIS NOW THE PRESIDENT OF THE LOCAL TEACHERS UNION TOLD ME THAT SOME ARE CONCERNED ABOUT THE L...

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One week after Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham announced that K-12 schools across the state can return to in-person learning regardless of their red to green risk designation, most elementary and secondary students remain at home.
While the announcement came as welcome news to a numb...

New Mexico Public Education Department is seeking another standardized testing waiver for spring © koat PED could waive standardized testing The New Mexico Public Education Department is asking for another standardized testing waiver for the spring. The Albuquerque Teachers Federation is hoping the Department of Education grants the waiver because they feel standardized testing is going to be too confusing during online and hybrid learning. Right now, there isnt a cookie-cutter way of learni...

It's not going to happen.Parents and students who had harbored hope Albuquerque Public ...

4:31 As New Mexico schools got the go-ahead last month from Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham to resume partial in-person teaching beginning Feb. 8, revised re-entry plans have come before districts for debate. The Albuquerque Public Schools Board of Education on Wednesday, Feb. 3, postponed a decision about students going back to the classroom after several hours of discussion. Prior to the board meeting, protesters gathered outside the districts headquarters. At least 100 APS teachers attended a ca...

Albuquerque school district delays vote on school reopenings February 4, 2021 GMT ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — The largest school district in New Mexico has delayed the vote on how to move forward with schools reopening, and it has planned to revisit the discussion at a coming meeting. The Albuquerque Public Schools Board of Education met Wednesday to discuss a plan presented by Interim Superintendent Scott Elder that would have allowed kids to return in phases starting Feb. 22. Elder is now exp...

Copyright © 2021 Albuquerque Journal The Albuquerque Public Schools Board of Education talked for hours Wednesday night about how the district could move forward with school reopenings, before ultimately tabling the item with plans to revisit it at a coming meeting. Interim Superintendent Scott Elder had presented a plan that would have allowed kids to return in phases starting Feb. 22, but that wasn’t approved. Instead, he’ll return to the board with a different route – that will likely...

Feb 2, 2021 From KOB-TV: Albuquerque Public Schools will reportedly start in-person learning Feb. 22, according to an email from the Albuquerque Teachers Federation (ATF).  Officials from Albuquerque Public Schools have not officially confirmed these start dates. According to the email from ATF, the "proposed schedule" requires staff to return to the classroom while continuing remote learning for four days the week of Feb. 16. Hybrid learning for small groups—25% of the class—will begin F...

   By Susan Montoya Bryan Associated Press A proposal that would allow community solar programs to be established in New Mexico has cleared its first legislative hurdle despite questions from some lawmakers and concerns among investor-owned utilities. The bill cleared the Senate Conservation Committee on a party-line vote Thursday. Democrats said it would complement state mandates for generating electricity from renewable resources by expanding access to solar energy for businesses and resid...