ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Albuquerque Public Schools is beginning a community conversation that could eventually change the district’s footprint as it responds to declining student enrollment.
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APS held its first community meeting on its “right-sizing” effort Monday night at Cibola High School. The district said the goal is to hear from families, students, staff, and other community members about how APS should move forward as enrollment trends change. “We are here to begin a process that begins with our community in regards to how they see us moving forward given our new enrollment trends in Albuquerque,” APS Deputy Superintendent of Operations Antonio Gonzales said…