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CHS students honor King’s legacy at annual event
Community High School students honored the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. through poetry, prose and dance during the school’s annual MLK assembly at St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church last week. CHS Dean Marci Tuzinsky said […]
Features
Huron math teacher has 85th crossword puzzle published in The New York Times
If you have a hard time completing a crossword puzzle in The New York Times, imagine what it’s like to write one. Now imagine selling that puzzle to a discriminating Times editor, who only accepts […]
Academics
Parents show huge interest in upcoming Huron High program
More than 450 people—mostly eighth graders and their parents—showed up Sunday to learn about the upcoming International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (DP) at Huron High School. This population was targeted because they will be the first […]
Features
Band director urges students to live in the moment
Story and photos by Jo Mathis AAPS District News Editor Pioneer High School Band Director David Leach says his job is not to turn students into professional musicians—although quite a few have done just that. […]
High School News
SkyWell Initiative focuses on school-wide wellness
“We understand each other so it’s easier for us to communicate that you really need to participate in improving your lives.” — Sarika Taygi
High School News
Skyline students honored for outstanding achievement
Academic achievement, leadership, industry and community service have earned two Skyline High School students the Harold Eastman Outstanding Youth Achievement Award from the Breakfast Optimist Club of Ann Arbor. The honorees are Mariah T. Gregory, […]
Features
First ever Art Night showcases the work of every Huron art student
Story and photos by Jo Mathis AAPS District News Editor For an artist, there is nothing quite like getting your work out there for people to enjoy. High school art shows often feature the best […]
High School News
Collaboration is key as Skyline renames its library to support project-based learning; STEAM
When Skyline High School opened in the fall of 2008, it boasted a media center so modern, it was named The Skyline 21st Century Library. But in some ways, six years is a long time […]
Community Gives Back
Newly enhanced lab supports STEAM initiatives
Story and photos by Jo Mathis/AAPS District News When he was a freshman three years ago, Sebastian Balde thought he didn’t want to go on to college. Now the Skyline High School senior can’t wait […]