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Some of the districts proposed increases have not been adequately funded

Study also finds student success in APS has foundered

Principals would most likely lead the decision, although instructional councils may also be consulted

>> its just been a traumatic experience. >> superintendent scott elder says it was a ransomware attack used for extortion. he worries about the toll on students and staff. >> gosh, cant we catch break? i mean, its just been such a hong two years with the pandemic and then to have this on top of it and we have a lot of other things. just the nature of school. um, but this one was really a punch in the gut. >> reporter: days earlier, ransomware attack brought services to a halt. >> it is a crimina...

The numbers are not pretty. Albuquerque Public Schools saw its student enrollment ...

Message on Tragic Shooting Near West MesaAPS Superintendent Scott Elder and the Board of Education

Nonagenarian Nell New has been district employee for 59 years

“Fewer kids means less money, less money means fewer staff. We already have fewer staff," said Ellen Bernstein, President Albuquerque Teacher's Federation. 

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — For teachers at a middle school in New Mexicos largest city,...

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — For teachers at a middle school in New Mexicos largest city,...