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Pioneer High peer group assists struggling students

March 1, 2010 AAPS News Editor

Since 1988, Pioneer High School’s Positive Peer Influence group has helped other students with challenges in and out of school that may interfere with their academic achievement. Students not only work with their peers, but also help to select those who will take the class.

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In-school clinics aim at healthy approach for students and families

March 1, 2010 AAPS News Editor

Two clinics housed in The Ann Arbor Public Schools serve a variety of eastside students and their families for preventative care as well as illness and injuries. The clinics at Scarlett Middle School and Stone High School are open during regular school hours and are run by the University of Michigan Regional Alliance for Healthy Schools.

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Innovation at Skyline High begins in the classroom

February 15, 2010 AAPS News Editor

Skyline High School continues its unique approach. Ann Arbor’s newest high school is now operating in its second year with magnet programs and a mastery approach to learning. It will have students of all grade levels attending by 2011.

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Live at Skyline: Leslie Center eagle takes flight as mascot

February 15, 2010 AAPS News Editor

A 3-year-old bald eagle that lives at the Leslie Science and Nature Center has been adopted as a mascot by Skyline High School. The raptor has visited the school several times for assemblies and other activities.

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Eberwhite 5th-graders warm it up with homemade blankets, scarves

February 15, 2010 AAPS News Editor

Fifth-graders at Eberwhite Elementary took a hand-made approach this year to community service, making blankets and scarves for the needy. The no-sew blankets will go to Project Linus, the scarves to the Delonis Center.

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Singers join in to keep Ann Arbor Civic Chorus a popular club

February 15, 2010 AAPS News Editor

The Ann Arbor Civic Chorus has been bringing local singers together since 1983. Members say they come back each year not only for the music, but for the camaraderie.

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Vazquez brings caring demeanor to top Scarlett post

February 15, 2010 AAPS News Editor

Gerald Vazquez has taken the reins as the new principal at Scarlett Middle School. The Saline resident hails most recently from the Detroit Public Schools.

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Seventh annual ‘NAAPID at Night’ event called ‘huge success’

February 15, 2010 AAPS News Editor

The Skyline High School cafeteria was abuzz with student talent and creativity during the seventh annual “NAAPID at Night” event last week.

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Clague school pals ACT-UP for friendship, mentoring

February 1, 2010 AAPS News Editor

General education and special education students at Clague have become fellow thespians and friends, through a theater program called ACT-UP.

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Feb. 14 Forsythe Science Fair inspires youth creativity

February 1, 2010 AAPS News Editor

Some 240 student exhibits will be featured at the Forsythe Science Fair which will be open from noon to 4 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 14. The event is free and open to the public.

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