If you could use a cultural boost this winter break, the Ann Arbor Art Teachers and Alumni Association has a treat for you. Now on display at the Mallett’s Creek branch of the Ann Arbor […]
For two weeks over winter break, AAPS students who are eligible for free or reduced lunch or breakfast must do without that little extra help. That bothered Pioneer High School class secretary Taryn Reid. “I […]
“We make a living by what we get. We make a life by what we give.” ― Winston S. Churchill Hello AAPS Community, Giving generously to help others in our schools and community is in the […]
It’s one thing for children to learn a thing or two about jazz in a music or history class. It’s quite another for a jazz band to take to the school stage for a rousing […]
Academic achievement, leadership, industry and community service have earned two Skyline High School students the Harold Eastman Outstanding Youth Achievement Award from the Breakfast Optimist Club of Ann Arbor. The honorees are Mariah T. Gregory, […]
If you think Peter Tchaikovsky’s “The Nutcracker” is perhaps a bit too ambitious for a bunch of first graders, then you haven’t met Bryant Elementary’s first grade teacher Son Mi Lim or music teacher Kelly […]
Dozens of Pittsfield Elementary students will be warmer this winter thanks to the hard work of some University of Michigan students and the generosity of many. U-M’s Sociology 225 is a class called Project […]
Story and photos by Jo Mathis AAPS District News Editor For an artist, there is nothing quite like getting your work out there for people to enjoy. High school art shows often feature the best […]
Carpenter Elementary is celebrating the fact that art teacher Karen McDonald and vocal music teacher Ann Marie Borders have just been named this year’s DTE Educators of the Year. “Karen McDonald and Ann Marie Borders […]
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