Staff in the Spotlight
Skyline staff devotes time to study, aims to end achievement gap
Staff members at Skyline High School have committed this school year to a study of race in the classroom, reading four pivotal books.
Articles by AAPS News Editor
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School Bells: Pioneer Theatre Guild hosts ‘Hairspray’ in November
A series of briefs including: Pioneer Theatre Guild does “Hairspray;” student numbers up this fall; Community High raises dollars for Food Gatherers.
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Pioneer Symphony Band commended in national program
“The Pioneer band is an exemplary group and a credit to your teaching and leadership,” said Rick Yancey of the Mark of Excellence program.
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Volunteers sought for Oct. 23 emergency management drill
The Ann Arbor Public Schools will host a full-scale emergency management event on Saturday, Oct. 23 as the final requirement for the grant the school district received from the U.S. Department of Education Readiness and […]
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Saying farewell: Reception honoring Roberts slated for Oct. 7
The Skyline High School Commons will be the site of the 4:30 p.m. event, to say goodbye to Ann Arbor’s superintendent. His last day is Oct. 8.
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Ann Arbor football rivalry returns to the pie-eating table
Local teams host their second annual Pioneer-Huron Pie-Eating Contest on Oct. 4 to raise money for breast cancer research.
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8 Huron students who aced ACT explain their success
Eight Huron High School seniors earned perfect scores of 36 when they took their ACT tests last spring – it’s an honor they share with less than one-tenth of 1 percent of test-takers nationwide, according […]
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Chess master hosts exhibition, raises money for trip to Greece
Atulya Shetty of Huron High School, Michigan’s youngest chess master, hosts a chess exhibition Saturday to raise money for his trip to the World Youth Chess Championship this fall.
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German partnership celebrates 45 years of student travel
WITH SLIDE SHOW: Ann Arbor German students travel to sister city Tübingen for another year of learning and culture. U-M offers a new scholarship to Huron’s German students this year.
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Pioneer’s Van Dusen earns fellowship from U.S. Dept. of Ed
Tracey Van Dusen will represent Ann Arbor as a Teaching Ambassador Fellow in 2010-11. It’s her second major fellowship in two years.