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Carpenter takes summer learning fun to the playground
WITH VIDEO: Seven schools are taking part in the ThinkStretch summer learning program this year. The programs are funded through PTOs and the AAPS Educational Foundation.
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Partnership brings Ypsilanti students to Clemente, Stone
A tuition-based program will allow Ypsilanti students to attend alternative programs at Roberto Clemente Student Development Center and Stone High School in Ann Arbor this year.
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Students, future teachers part of Summer Learning Institute
An intensive, summer school program – the Elementary Summer Learning Institute – is under way at Ann Arbor Open @ Mack, packing lots of learning into just four short weeks.
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Tappan club says ‘enough,’ raises money to help around the world
WITH SLIDE SHOW AND VIDEO: World issues come to the fore at Tappan Middle School, where students who have enough in their lives help those who do not. Clague students have also joined the cause.
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New Life Church youth leaders lend a hand at Scarlett
WITH VIDEO: About 25 college students from the New Life Church performed a community service day at Scarlett Middle School, moving desks and pulling weeds along the building’s front entrance.
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School Bells: Eberwhite teacher in summer production of ‘Phantom’
A series of briefs around The Ann Arbor Public Schools: Local teacher in summer theater production; AAPS Educational Foundation changes to accrual accounting, continues One Million Reasons campaign.
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WISD contracts with 3 districts on consolidated transportation
The Washtenaw Intermediate School District board this week approved transportation consolidation contracts with Ann Arbor, Willow Run and Ypsilanti districts.
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Deadline to file for open school board seats is Aug. 10
Five trustees will be elected to the Ann Arbor school board on Nov. 2. Sitting trustees offer their tips and experiences.
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Community High students finds storyteller’s laughter contagious
“Sonya Kotov’s laugh is without a doubt one-of-a-kind, as is her style of storytelling,” writes student journalist Emma Machcinski from Community High School. Find links to her story and a fun sound track.
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Services scheduled this weekend for the Supica family
A memorial service for Theresa Supica and her 12-year-old daughter, Samantha, will be at 1 p.m. Saturday, July 3 at Knox Presbyterian Church, 2065 S. Wagner Road.