Shelby Perea

Yazzie-Martinez ruling says state must ensure students have devices, access

‘It’s about celebrating togetherness,’ says Andy Young, a first grade teacher at Marie M. Hughes

Superintendent: On-campus school for some will be ‘a journey of discovery’

Anita Massari remembers when her young daughter started talking about the novel coronavirus. “Airdrie came home from pre-K and said, ‘There’s a virus that’s in China that’s going to be scary,’” Massari said. Airdrie, 5, was going to school four days a week at the time and her mother recalls picking…

Those making little academic progress, or having trouble with online access are candidates for face-to-face learning

Family switches to fully virtual eCademy

Star-studded send-off on tap for APS class of 2020

Students will be expected to return the computers later

Programs to begin airing next week on New Mexico PBS

Teachers keep in touch from afar with tech and traditional means

Hispanic and black students are being suspended at higher rates than students of other ethnicitie

State behind national rates, based on NAEP

Extra learning time gives kids access to activities, experiences they may not otherwise get

Defeat leaves district’s master plan in question

Demonstrators want a voice in gun violence conversation