Apache Elementary is a public neighborhood elementary school in Albuquerque that serves Pre-K through fifth-grade students. The school opened in 1967, uses navy blue and gold as its colors, and identifies the coyote as its mascot.
Apache Elementary serves students in Pre-K through fifth grade and feeds into Kennedy Middle School and Manzano High School. The school opened in 1967 and identifies the coyote as its mascot; school colors are navy blue and gold. Boundaries named on the site include areas north of I-40 to Lomas and Marquette, east from Juan Tabo to Tramway, the Singing Arrow neighborhood, and the Four Hills community.
Apache includes an AVID Elementary Schools program intended to teach organization and school strategies that support college and career readiness. The school presents a stated vision of students attaining 21st-century learning skills and lists a mission focused on college and career pathways. Title I family-engagement resources are linked for families.
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