Albuquerque schools lock people out of tracks and tennis courts [Video]

Albuquerque Public Schools receives millions of dollars in voter-approved bonds to build schools and athletic facilities.These are basically loans funded by your tax dollars. But, now the district has put up fences and locked gates throughout the city preventing people who live in the neighborhoods from using tracks and tennis courts after school hours.Deep dive: Target 7 InvestigatesBut people who live in the neighborhoods say they should be allowed to use the district’s outdoor facilities since it is their tax money paying for them.“I practice working out there on the infield because it’s a cushion and it’s even, not like grass,” said Lisa Valle. “And then of course track workouts.”Valle loves the facility and had no problem voting for a bond to help pay for it.However, “We came to our usual workout and we saw the fence being constructed. And of course, the gates weren’t in, so we all kind …