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Welcome Coyotes!

Apache Elementary was opened in 1967. The enrollment is about 330 students. Apache generally feeds into Kennedy Middle School and Manzano High School. Our school colors are navy blue and gold, and the mascot is the coyote. Our boundaries include homes north of I-40 to Lomas and Marquette east from Juan Tabo to Tramway, the Singing Arrow neighborhood, and the Four Hills community.

One important addition to the 2024-2025 school year is Apache is and AVID Elementary Schools. Students will learn how to prepare for college and career readiness through organization and other school strategies in class. 

In 2006:

Each class turned in a nomination for our school mascot. The staff voted on all of the preliminary choices and narrowed them down to the top three choices. The top three were voted on by the student body and staff members.

The Coyotes won!

Howling coyote

Apache Vision

To foster a collaborative school community and address social and emotional learning while being future focused on reaching academic goals for all scholars.

Apache Mission

We exist to create pathways to success for all students.

Core Values

  • Connections
  • Capability
  • Confidence

School-wide Model:

P.R.I.D.E.

P =  Perseverance

R = Responsibility

I = Integrity

D = Determination and 

E = Excellence

Apache Elementary Fast Facts

  • Apache Elementary opened in 1967.
  • Our current enrollment runs at about 330 students.
  • Our school colors are navy blue and gold.
  • Our school mascot is the coyote.
  • Our boundaries include homes north of I-40 to Lomas and Marquette, east from Juan Tabo to Tramway, the Singing Arrow neighborhood, and the Four Hills community.