Albuquerque Public Schools doesn't just have a new superintendent this week: it has a new management team and a new game plan for student achievement.

Superintendent Winston Brooks, who officially took over the 134- school district's top job on Tuesday, began shaking things up at APS even before he arrived from Wichita, Kan. The site-based management system at APS, long operated through a network of 11 high school "clusters," is gone. Brooks is quickly replacing it with a team of associate superintendents, each responsible for raising student achievement through consistent curriculum at the ...

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