SANTA FE (AP) — New Mexico's more cautious school districts are signaling that learning will be in-person this fall. Urban school districts like Albuquerque and Santa Fe were slower to reopen doors this spring. Both districts have confirmed in recent weeks that classes will be held in-person this fall, with a few exceptions. Currently, around half of New Mexico's public school students have chosen to finish the semester remotely after state officials gave the green light to reopen. Students wanting to continue in remote learning this fall are being encouraged to register now for online-only schools in their districts, including in Albuquerque and Santa Fe.