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Anthology features stories written by Huron students

June 11, 2015 AAPS News Editor

By Jo Mathis AAPS District News Editor Twenty Huron High School students are now published authors upon the release of their anthology of bedtime stories titled, “A Lantern of Fireflies: An Illustrated Treasury of Tales […]

Thurston Pond restoration project on Board of Education’s agenda

June 10, 2015 AAPS News Editor

“We’ve lost the bio-diversity of the pond because of this additional sediment,” says Thurston Nature Center Committee Chair Frank Commisky.

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Bach students leave their mark on new playground mural

June 4, 2015 AAPS News Editor

By Jo Mathis AAPS District News Editor David Zinn bought his Fifth Street house across from Bach Elementary 20 years ago partly because of the playground and big field out back. And for 20 […]

Young scientists from across Washtenaw County compete at Pioneer High School

June 1, 2015 AAPS News Editor

“I think it’s more of a life-long process that they learn, hopefully we’ve instilled some love of science in them. That they’ve had a chance to discover different scientific principles and activities outside of what they’re taught in the classroom,” says WESO Board President Susan Blackburn.

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Third graders form friendships, write bios, of ‘elderbuddies’

May 13, 2015 AAPS News Editor

ByJo Mathis AAPS District News Editor Rita Hepner was one of about a dozen older residents who had sat patiently on the patio of Clare Bridge Memory Care facility in Ann Arbor one recent sunny […]

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Anthology features stories written by Huron students

Thurston Pond restoration project on Board of Education’s agenda

Bach students leave their mark on new playground mural

Young scientists from across Washtenaw County compete at Pioneer High School

Helping children become more understanding of differences is goal of annual workshop

Ashley Moore, A2STEAM fifth grade teacher

Project Lead the Way coming to more AAPS schools this fall

Ann Arbor Open students showcase projects at Makers’ Fair

Marie Embry: Pattengill fifth grade teacher

Third graders form friendships, write bios, of ‘elderbuddies’