Albuquerque Schools Battle Heat | Santa Fe News

Albuquerque schools are sweating through a brutal heatwave as broken air conditioning forces teachers and students to battle sweltering classrooms — some without cooling since classes began, with repairs delayed by overseas parts and unreliable swamp coolers. Despite the district’s daily efforts and a $350 million bond approved last year (including $40 million for AC in 20 schools), progress is painfully slow. The union is demanding full refrigerated systems, calling current fixes inadequate — and even created a repair guide for overwhelmed educators.

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