Long before Robin Williams masqueraded as “Mrs. Doubtfire” or Dustin Hoffman donned a wig and dress in “Tootsie,” Brandon Thomas wrote the classic cross-dressing comedy “Charley’s Aunt” that has been delighting British and American audiences […]
Story, photos and videos by Jo Mathis/AAPS District News As he waited for the Harbaugh brothers to walk into Pioneer High School for their induction into the AA Pioneer Athletics Hall of Fame Friday night, […]
Story, photos and video by Jo Mathis AAPS District News Editor Haisley Elementary staff and students will be off to see the wizard next week when they fill Forsythe Auditorium for the Haisley Players’ production […]
By Andrew Cluley AAPS Communications Specialist Ann Arbor Public Schools’ already robust options for global learning are expanding. The Board of Education has approved a new partnership that will welcome Chinese students to Huron, Pioneer, […]
By Jo Mathis/AAPS District News Editor Three Community High School students will always remember the day they covered a spirited debate between Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton in Flint. As journalists who work on “The […]
Ann Arbor Public School’s first district-wide STEAM Expo included everything from kindergarten meteorologists, to high school inventors, to local professionals working for IMRA America, Menlo Innovations and other local tech companies. Students of all ages and their parents visiting Huron High School got to see, touch, and hear about many of the efforts going on in the district to bring together Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math. […]
Photos, videos and story by Jo Mathis/AAPS District News Huron High School junior Alex Kotlyar thinks all students should take a business course to see if that’s a good direction to take in college. Cosmetology […]
Story and photo by Jo Mathis AAPS District News Editor Jan Wery jokes that friends who ask to see her mountainous collection of prom gowns in her basement have never been seen again. “You can […]
By Jo Mathis AAPS District News Editor CTE Coordinator Karen Eisley is hoping for a big turnout at an event tomorrow night that will showcase the many career paths available to AAPS students. Titled “Fitting […]
Richard Ingram was born in Lincoln, Nebraska and lived there until 1965, when his family moved to Ann Arbor. He has lived here since. The 1970 Pioneer High School graduate received his college training at […]
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