Alyssa Munoz

Santa Fe will deploy six mobile enforcement trailers to target speeding, street racing, and excessive vehicle noise. A 30-day warning period will take place before civil citations are issued

As students return to the classroom, the district is increasing access to counseling, school-based therapy, and programs addressing anxiety, stigma, and bullying.

Following a major recruitment effort and an increase in competitive pay, the district has enough drivers and substitutes to cover more than 40 daily routes as classes begin Friday.

The district is using AI tools to assess early literacy, support tutoring, and help teachers develop lessons while establishing guidelines for classroom use

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Albuquerque Public Schools (APS) is taking steps to ensure classrooms stay cool as students return in two days amid triple-digit temperatures.

The district is expanding security efforts at schools and athletic events while strengthening coordination with Albuquerque police.

District officials are discussing weapons-detection systems, controlled campus access and concerns of student vaping

The first day of school can be stressful for students, with nerves sometimes escalating into real anxiety as they adjust to new routines.

APS expects the program to foster better attendance, stronger friendships, and increased collaboration among students.

School start times vary across the city, but drivers are advised to stay alert during peak hours, typically from 7 to 9 a.m. and 2 to 4 p.m.