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APS hosted a Storytelling Camp. What a joyful, imaginative, and creativity-packed time students had at Storytelling Camp. The APS student participants brought stories to life in the most magical ways, from colorful chickens and floating penguins to smiley-faced dangling plants and spoon puppets with their own handmade stages.
Many campers invented characters, built worlds, and even crafted their very own books. Together, they collaborated on larger-than-life big books and cheered one another on during performances!
Students got inspired by a published author, who generously gifted many campers with an autographed copy of her book, and by two amazing storytellers who helped spark even more creativity and confidence in our young authors. Many students left camp dreaming of becoming published authors or professional storytellers someday, and we believe they absolutely can!


Several APS students participated in Lego Camp. Check out a few photos provided by APS highlighting the exciting activities the young engineers who took part in during Lego Camp last week. From building race cars to coding robots, students had an amazing time exploring STEM through hands-on learning. Our 6th- to 12th-grade campers even engineered Spike Prime robots and learned to program them to complete tasks on the FIRST LEGO League Challenge mission board.




And finally last month, the APS Discovery Campers traveled back to the Jurassic Era.
Campers got hands-on by creating fossils out of clay, building volcanoes, and even spotting a few dinosaurs, thanks to some of our amazing teachers.
It was a roar-some day full of creativity, science, and lots of fun.



Alamogordo Public Schools reminds parents to save the dates for upcoming open houses..

Sunny, with a high of 81 and low of 47 degrees. Sunny for the morning, clear in the afternoon and evening,
Yep, Cota is not ready for a public office let alone a Mayor.
Any chance Anthony Lucero would interview Ted Morgan?
There’s a thing called reactive abuse. It can be used to bring frivolous, costly lawsuits (aka lawfare). Please educate yourself so you do not fall for harassment baiting. There are some very interesting videos on Youtube about it.
Great article. You do not even have to name the people, I already know who you are talking about. Keep speaking the truth. Love it.
"A free press is not a privilege but an organic necessity in a great society....Without criticism and reliable and intelligent reporting, a government cannot govern." walter lippman
First my Facebook page got shut down after I got attacked by a hostile group of strangers... First they came for me. Then I offered you a chance to read what was going on with me as a warning, and you didn't want to.
New sidewalks for some neighborhoods. What about the Walker area that is also in her district. Seeing is believing, Walker area has always been ignored.
Have you ever messaged her about it, or are you just complaining to complain? Her actions speak louder than all the other commissioners combined.
She championed and approved $12 million dollars worth of Water system upgrades for walker road and yet you choose to ignore that. It is in the design phase with contract bidding to be announed in early 2026 with work to begin in later spring. That is the largest capital investment in Walker Road in over 50 years.
Did anyone see what Senator Charles Grassley is saying about AI yesterday. What does that have to do with this? It might explain why legal systems in many cities are such a mess.
But also: Why is no one talking about the DISMAL low income housing in Alamogordo, and the need to investigate what is going on in those places, and the lack of housing for homeless???????????