APS records related to former superintendent released after legal fight

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – A judge forced Albuquerque Public Schools to release a long-hidden report that details alleged harassment tied to former Superintendent Winston Brooks and his wife.

It took 12 years for KOB 4 and the Albuquerque Journal to get answers about why Brooks resigned in 2014. APS spent more than half a million dollars fighting a legal battle to keep the report private.

“Once they decided to pay the superintendent $350,000 and end his tenure, end his contract as APS superintendent, they should have explained to the public why,” said Greg Williams, attorney for KOB and Albuquerque Journal…

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