Registration & Schedules

• Complete Your Registration on ParentVue
  All students must complete APS electronic registration to access schedules on ParentVue. Without a completed registration, student schedules will not be visible. 🔗 APS Registration Instructions  Questions? Contact Nicole Granone at nicole.granone@aps.edu or 878-6400. Ms. Granone will return from summer break on July 16th. 

• Schedule Release Date
  Student schedules will be available on ParentVue/StudentVue starting July 27th. Log in to your account and select “Schedules” from the menu on the left

Silent Bell Schedule 26/27

Technology:

• Summer Chromebook Returns
  If you borrowed a Chromebook over the summer, please return it, along with the charger, to Ms. Granone on the first day of school, August 7th.

• School-Issued Chromebooks
  All students will be issued a school Chromebook on August 12th and13th.
  Please do not connect personal devices or hotspots to the school Wi-Fi under any circumstances.

Supplies:

Nex+Gen does not publish a standard supply list. During the first days of school, teachers will notify students of required supplies for each of their classes. Please be on the lookout for this and help your student(s) obtain them quickly.  Here are some general school supply suggestions:

• A backpack for carrying laptops

• Wired headphones

• Pens, pencils, paper, and notebooks
  All supplies are optional suggestions.

Parking & Arrival Info

• Student Parking
  Parking is located in the north lot, accessible by turning east off San Mateo just north of San Mateo Lane.
  Parking permits are $25; painting your spot costs an additional $10.
  🔗 Purchase Parking Permit
  A map of the student parking lot and drop-off loop is included below.

• Access Gate
  Our shared access gate with Del Norte High School is open from 7:15 AM to 8:45 AM daily. After 8:45 AM, visitors should use the student parking lot. See detailed instructions below for visitors and student drop-off. 

Defensive Driving After School

• Defensive Driving: Mondays and Wednesdays, 3:30–5:00 PM. To sign up, contact Mr. Lynch at lynch_d@aps.edu

Picture Days

• New Student ID Pictures: Wednesday, August 6th, during Jump Start

• All-School Picture Day: Monday, August 25th (Kenneth Brown Photography)

Get Involved:

• Looking for Parents for the Instructional Council (IC): If you are interested in participating in our Instructional Council, please contact let me know at lynch_d@aps.edu.

• Parent Involvement Meeting: Tuesday, August 27th at 5:00 pm in Room 102
  Join us to learn how you can support Nex+Gen through events, classroom projects, and more. Your time—big or small—makes a big difference. 

Stay Connected

• nex+Gen Public Calendar
  As part of our transition to the APS domain, we’ve launched a new public calendar to keep you informed.
  🔗 Nex+Gen Public Calendar

• Staff Contact List
  Looking to reach a staff member?
  📄 2025–2026 Contact List

• Facebook: Follow us on our nex+Gen Academy Facebook Page

Enrollment Opportunities

• Help Us Find the Nex+Gen Class of 2030
  We still have space available! If you know a student interested in attending nex+Gen, send them to our Admissions Page

nex+Gen Academy prides itself on our ability to prepare students for both college and professional settings. Developing good judgment about appropriate dress is part of that education. While expectations for dress in a school are generally more casual than the workplace, student dress should communicate a respect for the educational setting and an understanding that for teens, this is their “workplace”. Students should plan on attire which is neat, clean and not overly revealing.

Albuquerque Public Schools shall prohibit student dress that may present a health or safety hazard, violate municipal or state law, or present a potential disruption to the instructional program. The APS Board of Education shall not allow for the imposition of punishment, discrimination, or disparate treatment against a student based on the student's racial identity, sex, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, cultural or religious identity and observances, household income, body size/type or body maturity or because of the student's use of protective hairstyles or cultural or religious headdresses.

Prohibited clothing and accessories include, but are not limited to:

• obscene or violent language or images

• depictions of alcohol or drugs, or other illegal items or activities

• racist content, hate speech, profanity, or sex/pornography

• accessories that could be considered dangerous or used as a weapon

• Underclothing worn as a primary clothing items

• sheer or see-through clothing

• swimwear

• clothing without all sides of the garment

Hair color, length, and style, including hair coverings or styles related to an individual’s personal, cultural, or religious beliefs, cannot be considered for disciplinary action.

Dear Albuquerque Public Schools Community,

Schools are among the safest places to be, but critical incidents can happen anywhere. We recognize the importance of preparing our staff and students and communicating with you as situations unfold.

We are committed to providing you with timely, accurate, and clear information during school emergencies. Communication will be shared through official channels like aps.edu, social media, phone, and email. Parents, guardians, students, and APS employees can expect to receive the following information during a critical incident while school is in session:

● Information that a shelter in place has been initiated will be posted on the homepage of aps.edu and individual school websites affected.

● If you have opted into our mass communication system, you will be notified via School Messenger by phone and/or email once law enforcement has activated a shelter in place or lockdown. Please ensure your personal contact information is updated at your school.

● APS will communicate with law enforcement and update you via aps.edu, individual school websites, School Messenger, and social media platforms as new details are confirmed.

● Should an early dismissal of school and/or regular transportation be canceled, your child will be kept on campus with adult supervision until you can arrange to pick them up.

● You will also be notified if transportation is still available, schedules are disrupted, students can walk home, high school students can drive themselves and others home, or if after-school activities are canceled.

● Every APS school and work site has a detailed school safety plan. You will be notified via the platforms mentioned above in the event of an evacuation.

● The school’s relocation and family reunification plan will be activated in an off-campus evacuation. Students will only be released from the relocation site to custodial parents/guardians or persons identified on the school emergency card.

● All messaging platforms will notify you once the situation has been contained and law enforcement determines the next steps.

● A letter explaining what happened and any other essential information will be sent to the families impacted by the day’s events.

Please note that every situation is different, and decisions are made based on the best information available at that moment. Due to the unpredictable nature of emergencies, it is not possible to guarantee that a robocall or post will follow every development in a crisis. We ask for your patience if communication is not as fast as you would like.

The safety of our students and staff is always our top priority.

We know these situations create fear and uncertainty, and we commit to providing you with information as soon as it is available.