Features
We asked Huron seniors: What will you miss most?
It’s clear that Huron High School students are true to their school. See the responses of six seniors on their last day of school on Friday. Video by Jo Mathis/AAPS District News
Month: May 2016
Features
See the slideshow of Skyline’s farewell to seniors
Photos by Jo Mathis/AAPS District News
Features
Skyline bids farewell to seniors during Operation Senior Standing Ovation: See the video
Photos and video by Jo Mathis/AAPS District News Skyline High School Principal Cory McElmeel started a new tradition last year of giving seniors a standing ovation on their last day of classes:
Features
Pioneer says farewell to seniors during bittersweet Clap Out
Photos by Jo Mathis/AAPS District News Editor
Board of Education
Water tests show no concern of lead in Ann Arbor Public Schools facilities
“This has been a great partnership and I think we want to continue to do that and we’re available to consult as the public schools develops their plans moving forward,” says Ann Arbor Water Treatment Services Manager Brian Steglitz.
Community Gives Back
AAACF Youth Council mini grants help elementary students continue to serve the community
Story and photos by Jo Mathis AAPS District News Editor Wines Elementary fifth grader Arya Joshi says it felt good to take part in a class project to help the Leslie Science & Nature Center. […]
Board of Education
Ann Arbor Community Celebrates State of the Schools
“What I have noticed, even at a very young age, is that students in Ann Arbor Public Schools, they yearn for perfection, they believe perfection is how we succeed. There are students in high school that they get 4.0s because they know that they are supposed to get 4.0s,” says Skyline Senior Charles Graham.
Academics
Ann Arbor community helps prepare Scarlett students for entering the workforce
“I think it gives kids a chance to get a jump start on what it’s like to interview for jobs, and become part of the working world. As far as being an eighth grader and having a chance to do this now I think it will give them an advantage later on when they actually are interviewing for jobs,” says Doug Martelle from the Ann Arbor Police Department.
Academics
Hikone-AAPS Exchange Program recognized by Ann Arbor Ypsilanti Regional Chamber
“Ann Arbor is a cultural place, there are cultures from all over the world in Ann arbor, so I think it’s important that the kids get to know different cultures and get to know different ways of doing things. That’s important for the business community also because we all need to learn from other areas and how other people do things,” says David Norton from Bank of Ann Arbor.
Academics
Students join forces on the field on A2 Unified Day
Slideshow by Jo Mathis AAPS District News Editor The action on the field at Huron High School Thursday reflected two of Ann Arbor Public Schools’ core values: working together, and respect for all. On the […]