Saving or raising money, voters to decide  Millions at stake for
renovations to APS Schools  ALBUQUERQUE (KRQE) - Renovate, renew
and restore, that's what the Albuquerque Public School District
says it has plans to do with $368-million. It will be up to
voters if they get the money or not based on the outcome of
Tuesday's election.  "Being that we're sitting in a school
building that's had a minimal classroom addition since 1964, I
think it's really important that we get our students in
classrooms that are updated and up to speed and have current
technology with other schools," says Annittra Atler, principal
of Adobe Acres Elementary School in Albuquerque's South Valley.
"Most of our classrooms only had two outlets in the classroom
which doesn't provide teachers with a lot of room to bring in
computers or the new Promethean Boards, interactive boards for
our students use," adds Atler.  A total of 18 different schools
would split the $368-million. These schools have already seen
some improvements thanks to vo