Elder bids farewell to Albuquerque Public Schools

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Outgoing Albuquerque Public Schools Superintendent Scott Elder sees artificial intelligence in his future — and in the futures of the district’s students. Elder will retire on June 30. Reporter Rodd Cayton shares Elder’s parting words to the school district he has led since 2020.

Reporter Damon Scott checked in on a new program to keep Downtowners in the loop about events and construction and where they can go to get help with a problem.

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Elder bids farewell to Albuquerque Public Schools

Superintendent leaving after 33 years with district

By Rodd Cayton

Scott Elder says his time in Albuquerque Public Schools has been filled with victories and challenges. Elder, who officially retires June […]

Downtown businesses want to be looped in; city says it will oblige

New communication strategy to be used soon

By Damon Scott

A new system devised by the city to more effectively communicate with Downtown businesses and property owners on issues that affect them will soon be tested, officials said Thursday. […]

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