Articles by AAPS News Editor

Plenty of adult students participate in classes in Ann Arbor, whether taking GED courses or learning English as a Second Language. Enrollment begins soon for winter classes.

NPR reporter speaks to students at Community High

Community High School graduate Neda Ulaby, now an arts reporter for NPR, shares her thoughts about careers with students.

School bells: Forsythe 2nd, Tappan 3rd in competition

A series of news briefs and accomplishments about and for the Ann Arbor Public Schools community.

Students excited about learning English in ESL class

Registration begins in January for winter semester of English as a Second Language program in The Ann Arbor Public Schools. Many cultures and languages are represented in the program.

December 1, 2009 AAPS News Editor

Nurse featured in MEA magazine

Ann Arbor Public Schools nurse Laurelle Brennan is featured in the current edition of the MEA Voice magazine in a cover story about the H1N1 virus.

Partnership with U-M brings language to 3rd-graders

Third-graders in all 21 Ann Arbor elementary schools are saying “hola!” this fall to learning Spanish thanks to a partnership with the University of Michigan.

Building trades program teaches skills, leadership

Now in its 40th year, Ann Arbor’s student building trades program has taught hundreds and given $100,000 in community scholarships.

Community rallies for building scholarship money

A team of 70 community professionals is working to raise scholarship money for the Ann Arbor Student Building Industry Program, which trains young people for the building trades.

Young students get a magical lesson

Kathleen Wright and her illustrator husband, Jonathan, tie their love of Ann Arbor’s fairy doors into kindergarten lesson plans.

Budget information sessions scheduled

Information sessions have been scheduled in January to discuss proposed school district budget cuts and and seek input and ideas from the public.