18 Percent of Albuquerque Public Schools are Failing

18 Percent of Albuquerque Public Schools are Failing

Courtesy of KOB TV4

“The New Mexico Public Education Department has just released grades for public schools based on its new A – F program – and many New Mexico schools didn’t fare well.

The rankings show 73 of the state’s 831 schools got A’s – while 89  received F’s.

APS superintendent Winston Brooks issued a statement Tuesday in reaction to the grading system, which he called “an interesting tool by which some may evaluate individual schools.”

After taking a closer look at the report, it appears that Albuquerque Public Schools accounted for 34 percent of failing schools.  166 Albuquerque Public Schools  were graded, 30 of them received failing grades.  That is an 18% failure rate.  In light of the fact that quite a few of them also received Ds, it seems to me that there should me a more comprehensive look at APS.  It is time to get to the root cause of this matter.

Here is a List of the Failing Schools

Academy Of Trades And

Technology Charter

 

Gordon Bernell Charter

 

Mckinley Middle

 

Heights Elementary

 

Hawthorne Elementary

 

Pajarito Elementary

 

Sacramento Elementary

 

John Adams Middle

 

Polk Middle

 

 

Acoma Elementary

 

Kennedy Middle

 

Robert F Kennedy Charter

 

Armijo Elementary

 

La Academia De Lengua y

Cultura Charter

 

Sandia Base Elementary

 

Christine Duncan Heritage

Academy Charter

 

La Luz Elementary

 

 

School for Integrated Academics

 and Technology

 

Edmund G Ross Elementary

 

Lavaland Elementary

 

School On Wheels

 

El Camino Real Academy Charter

 

Learning Community Charter

 

Tomasita Elementary

 

Emerson Elementary

 

Los Padillas Elementary

 

Tony Hillerman Middle

 

 

Garfield Middle

 

Los Puentes Charter

 

Albuquerque Sign Language

Academy Charter

 


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