All AAPS students encouraged to pick up a new device for virtual learning

Distribution of devices began today and continues every day through Thursday, Sept. 3 at four locations.

By Jo Mathis/AAPS District News Editor

AAPS’s technology distribution plan to provide a new or refurbished device for every student kicked off today at four district sites.

The district asks that each school-aged child have a district-issued device: an iPad for Y5, K, and 1st grades; and Chromebooks for grades 2-12.

Refurbished and newly purchased devices are available for all students.  All devices are preconfigured with the learning platform, learning applications, access to the academic reading library and a full digital library customized for each level.

Technology is available via a drive-through distribution and continues on Tuesday, Sept. 1, Wednesday, Sept. 2, and Thursday, Sept. 3.

The technology distribution has been scheduled by last name:

 Aug 31Sept 1Sept 2Sept 3
8:00 – 11:00 AMA-BG-HN-OT-V
11:00 AM – 2:00 PMC-DI-KP-QW-X
2:00 – 5:00 PME-FL-MR-SY-Z
5:00 – 6:00 PMMake-upMake-upMake-upMake-up

The four locations are:

Balas Building, 2555 South State

  • Elementary Schools: Allen, Angell, Bryant, Burns Park,
    Carpenter, Mitchell, Pattengill, Pittsfield, Ann Arbor Open (K-8)
  • High Schools:  Community, Pathways

Huron High School, 2727 Fuller Rd. 

  • Elementary Schools: King, Logan, Thurston
  • Middle Schools: Clague, Scarlett
  • High School: Huron

Pioneer High School, 601 West Stadium Blvd.

  • Elementary Schools: Bach, Eberwhite, Lawton
  • Middle Schools: Slauson, Tappan
  • High School:  Pioneer

Skyline High School, 2552 North Maple Road

  • Elementary Schools: Abbot, Dicken, Haisley, Lakewood, Wines
  • Middle School: Forsythe
  • High School: Skyline

Note:

  • A2 Virtual Students should pick-up their device(s) based on their home school location.
  • A2 Steam and Preschools at Allen, Bryant, Thurston, Mitchell and Westerman will schedule a pick-up specifically for their school communities.
Huron High School is one of four distribution sites.
DiBella’s Subs donated 80 boxed lunches for staff volunteers—a much-appreciated gift!

If parents are unable to pick up technology devices during this week, we will continue to support students and families to ensure that every child receives a learning device.

For questions about devices, contact family_techsupport@aaps.k12.mi.us.

More information about the schedule for technology distribution is here. 

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