Good News from AAPS May 15, 2019
There are often many AAPS students and staff whose hard work and commitment are recognized in numerous ways. We’d like to start taking some time to highlight their achievements. River Rats Forensics Team Wins […]
There are often many AAPS students and staff whose hard work and commitment are recognized in numerous ways. We’d like to start taking some time to highlight their achievements. River Rats Forensics Team Wins […]
By Jo Mathis/AAPS District News Editor Video by John Cristiano Jennifer Post-Niner says the best part of Teacher Appreciation Week was watching her American Sign Language students from Community and Pathways high schools perform the […]
Video and story by Jo Mathis/AAPS District News Editor The idea behind the Ann Arbor Public Schools’ Access and Opportunity (A & O) Team is to meet families right where they are to help decrease […]
The Ann Arbor Academic Games traveled to Orlando for the Academic Games League of America’s National Tournament April 26-30. Seventy-two students from King Elementary, Tappan and Clague middle schools as well as Huron, Pioneer and […]
Video by Jo Mathis/AAPS District News Editor Skyline High School senior Olivia Tikker, a recent graduate of the AAPS cosmetology program, won first place in cosmetology at the recent SkillsUSA Michigan state conference and will […]
Ann Arbor Rec & Ed Tennis has received the USTA/Midwest Section’s Member Organization of the Year Award for 2019. This award is presented to a tennis community in recognition for its service to members through […]
Video by Jo Mathis/AAPS District News Slauson Middle School has been named a Michigan School to Watch. The program is part of a nationwide network that identifies and recognizes excellence in middle-grades schools. Schools to […]
Video and photos by Jo Mathis/AAPS District News Editor Burns Park and Angell elementary students this month are enjoying field trips to the historic Cobblestone Farm. George Taylor, longtime president of the Cobblestone Farm Association, […]
Pioneer High School’s DECA chapter is returning from a whirlwind trip to Orlando with some very exciting news: For the first time ever—since Pioneer DECA was established in 1980—Pioneer has an international champion. Sophomore Zach […]
The Health Action Council recently presented the students in the King Garden Committee with a check for garden supplies, water bottles, and Fitbits thanks to walking done by University of Michigan students in the Pi Sigma Epsilon fraternity. […]
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