APS encourages students to join extracurricular activities at school
APS says students in extracurriculars are more likely to feel connected to school, which can improve attendance and classroom engagement.
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APS installs vape detectors at high schools
@keyframes spin { 0% { transform:rotate(0deg); } 100% { transform:rotate(360deg); } } APS installs vape detectors at high schools ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – Albuquerque Public Schools put 93 new vape detectors in 13 high schools as the district tries to curb vaping among teenagers. Charter schools were not included in the funding. APS Deputy Superintendent of Operations Dr. Antonio Gonzales said student feedback helped shape where the district focused …
How To Help Your Child Find (Or Start!) the Right After-School Club at Every Age
From building social skills in elementary school to fighting burnout in high school, experts share how extracurriculars can bring the joy back to the school year.Key TakeawaysAfter-school clubs give kids a chance to explore their passions, build confidence, and find a sense of belonging.The best clubs for younger kids focus on fun and participation, while older kids thrive in spaces that foster creativity, teamwork, and leadership.If your child’…
APS Chief Introduces Link Crew Initiative to Help Freshmen Build Connections
August 7 marked the official start of the new school year. This means new faces, new experiences, and new environments for students. The transition can feel quite challenging for freshmen as they begin a new chapter in their academic journey. Albuquerque Public Schools Superintendent Gabriella Durán Blakey emphasized the importance of building connections during this period. Durán Blakey said the first day of school is always filled with possib…
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