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44 earn spot in state honors choir
Forty four Ann Arbor students have been selected to participate in a state-level junior high/middle school honors choir this month in Grand Rapids.
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Law Club, mock trials part of experience for Tappan students
Thirty members of the newly formed Tappan Law Club participated in mock trials last month at the Washtenaw County courthouse.
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Bagel sale raises money for reading at Carpenter Elementary
Students at Carpenter Elementary School provide classmates and families with a special treat on Fridays: Fresh bagels and some community fellowship that benefits school programs.
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A2ties group welcomes exchange students in high school
A2ties, a student-founded group, creatively reaches out to foreign exchange students across the Ann Arbor district this year.
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Adult Ed, ESL serve many around the Ann Arbor district
Plenty of adult students participate in classes in Ann Arbor, whether taking GED courses or learning English as a Second Language. Enrollment begins soon for winter classes.
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NPR reporter speaks to students at Community High
Community High School graduate Neda Ulaby, now an arts reporter for NPR, shares her thoughts about careers with students.
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Young students get a magical lesson
Kathleen Wright and her illustrator husband, Jonathan, tie their love of Ann Arbor’s fairy doors into kindergarten lesson plans.
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81 honored at Freedom Fund Dinner
Eighty one Ann Arbor high school students were honored Saturday at the Freedom Fund Dinner, sponsored by the Ann Arbor Chapter of the NAACP.
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‘Communicator’ a finalist in national journalism contest
Student journalists at Community High School head for Washington, D.C. this month to accept finalist honors in the Newspaper Pacemaker contest, known as the “Pulitzer Prize of student journalism.” The Ann Arbor school is one of seven in the country to receive the honor. A new Web page is also debuting.
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Young students work to enhance paths at Eberwhite Woods
Eberwhite Elementary School students, parents and members of the community took part in the community’s annual “Wood Chip Day” on Oct. 16, spreading mulch on paths in the woods. The annual activity helps keep the woods walkable for the many people who use it throughout the year.