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Vazquez brings caring demeanor to top Scarlett post
Gerald Vazquez has taken the reins as the new principal at Scarlett Middle School. The Saline resident hails most recently from the Detroit Public Schools.
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Seventh annual ‘NAAPID at Night’ event called ‘huge success’
The Skyline High School cafeteria was abuzz with student talent and creativity during the seventh annual “NAAPID at Night” event last week.
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School Bells: Budget feedback report Feb. 17
The Ann Arbor Board of Education is scheduled to hear a report Wednesday, Feb. 17 from school administrators, wrapping up information gleaned from recent community budget meetings. The meetings, held in January around the district, […]
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School closed Wednesday, weather monitoring continues
School is closed on Wednesday, Feb. 10 due to weather conditions. The school weather hotline is 734-994-8684.
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Deadline to apply for vacant board seat is Feb. 19
Residents interested in serving on the Ann Arbor school board have until Friday, Feb 19 to file an application for a seat vacated by Adam Hollier.
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Districts eye consolidated school busing plan
Teams from local school districts are meeting on a plan to consolidate busing in Washtenaw County. The process is being coordinated through the Washtenaw Intermediate School District.
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‘Guys and Dolls’ raises money for school arts programs
The Burns Park Players presents the musical comedy “Guys and Dolls” as its major 2010 production. It opens this weekend at the Tappan Middle School auditorium.
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Clague school pals ACT-UP for friendship, mentoring
General education and special education students at Clague have become fellow thespians and friends, through a theater program called ACT-UP.
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Budget concerns make foundation more important than ever
The Ann Arbor Public Schools Educational Foundation is more important than ever, due to shrinking school aid dollars, officials say.
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Feb. 14 Forsythe Science Fair inspires youth creativity
Some 240 student exhibits will be featured at the Forsythe Science Fair which will be open from noon to 4 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 14. The event is free and open to the public.