
Tonya Whitehorn: ELA teacher, Skyline High School
If it hadn’t been for the 1995 Newspaper Guild strike in Detroit, Tonya Whitehorn might have kept to her career plan to become a newspaper reporter. As it was, she has spent the last […]
If it hadn’t been for the 1995 Newspaper Guild strike in Detroit, Tonya Whitehorn might have kept to her career plan to become a newspaper reporter. As it was, she has spent the last […]
“The IB core values really align with what we’re doing already,” says Clinical Assistant Professor of Education Debi Khasnabis. […]
May 8, 2015 I touch the future. I teach. Christa McAuliffe Hello Ann Arbor Public Schools Staff and Community, Over this week, our staff, students, parents, leaders and community have honored and celebrated […]
Slauson Middle School finished third and Clague Middle School finished sixth out of 48 Division B teams in the 33rd annual Michigan State Science Olympiad Tournament held May 2 at Michigan State University. A total of […]
AAPS high school students received five of the six prizes in Neutral Zone’s recent 33rd annual Potential Art Exhibit showcasing the work of Washtenaw County high school artists. The exhibit opened with a reception […]
Her co-workers aren’t a bit surprised that AAPS school nurse Laurelle Brennan has been named 2015 School Nurse of the Year by the Michigan Association of School Nurses. “As a team, the AAPS nurses are […]
May 6, 2015 Hello Ann Arbor Public Schools Community, Thank you for your strong vote of confidence for our Ann Arbor Public Schools in the 2015 Bond Proposal Election yesterday. We appreciate the overwhelming support of our community, evident in […]
“I like to introduce them to art forms that inspire them and I love to highlight how impressive and deeply artistic they already are. This age group is constantly thinking and analyzing and growing,” Clague choir teacher Dianna Hochella on teaching middle school aged students. […]
“That’s new playgrounds, It’s secured entrances to keep our children safe, it’s beautiful new yellow school buses, and it’s an infused and refreshed learning environment that will support our children today and for generations to come,” says Superintendent Jeanice Swift. […]
By Jo Mathis AAPS District News Editor If your idea of school lunch is sloppy joes, canned applesauce and potato chips, meet the Kale & Jicama Salad. It’s yet another way Chartwells at Ann […]
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