Video includes a preview of the show; cast reciting favorite lines, discussing pros & cons of a virtual production By Jo Mathis The musical “Annie Jr.” is nothing if not optimistic. And that’s just how […]
Thirty-eight student members of Huron’s Business Professionals of America (BPA) Chapter, led by advisors Christy Garrett and Jonathan Cook, went online from April 26 to May 9 to compete in the BPA National Leadership Conference. This year, 29 out […]
Pioneer and Slauson advance to nationals; Huron and Clague celebrate their highest rankings ever Four AAPS schools—Pioneer, Huron, Slauson, and Clague—qualified at the Region 9 Tournament in March to earn invitations to the Michigan Science […]
Funded by a state grant, the Staying Active and Independent for Life (S.A.I.L.) classes run through July By Jo Mathis/AAPS District News Editor Many of Rec & Ed’s yoga, fitness and enrichment programs help improve […]
Show features new music by Lin-Manuel Miranda; see the preview If there was ever a year to celebrate the lives of delivery drivers, health professionals, and everyday workers, this is it. Tickets are now on […]
Two AAPS high school seniors—Madeline A. Gupta of Pioneer and Michael H. Zhou of Skyline—are among the 625 semifinalists in the 2021 U.S. Presidential Scholars program. The semifinalists were selected from nearly 6,500 candidates expected […]
Lori Moizio and her two siblings grew up in Oak Park, Michigan in a family of educators. Her mother, father, step-mother and sister-in-law were all teachers and her dad taught at the high school she […]
Hear how staff at Huron High feel about the big day. (Hint: It’s a Yay!)
Teens say they want to help build herd immunity & stay as safe as possible By Jo Mathis/AAPS District News Editor On his 16th birthday, Lucius Webster spent his 16th birthday opening a new Fender […]
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