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Pioneer wins Science Olympiad State Tournament; Slauson takes second in middle school division

May 14, 2024 AAPS News Editor

Pioneer High School won first place in the high school division at the Science Olympiad State Tournament held at Western Michigan University on Saturday, May 4th. Pioneer bested 46 other teams for its first state […]

CBS News meteorologist visits Lawton Elementary; shares insights with Young 5’s and kindergarteners

May 13, 2024 AAPS News Editor

Today Lawton Elementary welcomed CBS Detroit meteorologist Karen Carter, who shared her insights into the world of weather forecasting with Young 5’s and kindergarteners. Students gained a newfound appreciation for the hard work required to […]

Angell Elementary International Night celebrates the many cultures represented by its students and families

May 13, 2024 AAPS News Editor

International Night at Angell Elementary celebrated the many cultures represented by its students and families, We’re grateful for the many multicultural events throughout the district honoring the diversity that makes the AAPS community so vibrant. Photos […]

Coert Ambrosino, Environmental Education Teacher

May 9, 2024 AAPS News Editor

Coert Ambrosino is now in his sixth year serving as Environmental Education teacher for Ann Arbor Public Schools. Ambrosino is a product of AAPS (Abbot, Forsythe, Community, and Pioneer) and says his background in the […]

Burns Park students, staff, and families celebrate physical activity and eco-friendly transportation on Bike & Roll to School Day

May 9, 2024 AAPS News Editor

It was a beautiful sunny morning Wednesday when Burns Park participated in the national Bike & Roll to School Day—a celebration of biking, health, and alternative modes of transportation to school. Principal Leslee Bullock led […]

Kelly Newton, A2 STEAM 4th grade teacher

May 3, 2024 AAPS News Editor

Kelly Newton grew up in South Lyon, the youngest child of Clifford M. Jurrjens, an engineer at Detroit Edison’s Fermi II Nuclear Power Plant, and Winifred A. Jurrjens, a middle school teacher. Education runs deep […]

Pioneer Choir students to perform at next week’s MSVMA All-State Festival

May 2, 2024 AAPS News Editor

The Pioneer Choirs will be well represented at MSVMA All-State Festival at Michigan State University next week! The following Pioneer Choir students, director Steven Lorenz, and collaborative pianist Seohyun You will be performing at the MSVMA All-State Festival: […]

Surfs Up! Chartwells and AAPS staff pause for a photo at Lakewood Elementary in March during National Breakfast Week.

AAPS celebrates School Lunch Heroes who make mealtime a school day highlight

May 2, 2024 AAPS News Editor

National School Lunch Hero Day honors frontline workers dedicated to serving up “Happy and Healthy” On Friday, May 3, AAPS and its food service partner Chartwells K12 are joining schools across thecountry to celebrate National […]

Skyline students toss their caps into the air in celebration after receiving their diplomas.

Four AAPS high schools rank in top 50 in Michigan

April 30, 2024 AAPS News Editor

Recently released U.S. News 2024 Best High School Rankings again demonstrate the quality educational experience and performance of Ann Arbor Public Schools High Schools.

In the latest rankings, Skyline High School placed 10th in Michigan and four AAPS high schools have achieved top 50 rankings in Michigan in the U.S. News 2024 Best High School Rankings.

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All rise: Lawton Elementary fourth graders get a hands-on look at the law

April 29, 2024 AAPS News Editor

Students will visit the Ann Arbor Justice Center, talk civics with the mayor, and participate in mock trials in the courtrooms In a unique educational opportunity, the fourth-grade students at Lawton Elementary are immersing themselves […]