Elementary News
Jicama: It’s what’s for lunch
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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Community Gives Back
40 AAPS students awarded Kiwanis Club of Ann Arbor scholarships
Forty Ann Arbor Public School students were honored Monday by the Kiwanis Club of Ann Arbor at its annual Scholarship Awards Program. The mid-day meeting included lunch, a brief program, and recognition of the […]
"Exceptional" profiles
Tom Clarkson: King second grade teacher
I know school is a key for future success and that they’ll be there for a minimum of 13 years. So, why not enjoy at least 13 years of your life? […]
"Exceptional" profiles
Deborah Joseph: Bryant kindergarten teacher
Deborah Joseph grew up in Detroit in a family of educators. She was an avid reader as a child, and would spend her summers sitting on her front porch with a book. She received both […]
Features
Community High School Prom: See the slideshow
On a perfect spring evening May 1, Community High School held its prom at the Eastern Michigan University Student Center. Keeping with the inclusive spirit of the school, many juniors and seniors arrived in groups […]
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Lawton welcomes parents to Leadership Day
Story and photos by Jo Mathis AAPS District News Editor Lawton Elementary students this morning proved that they are indeed leaders in the making when the school held an interactive Leadership Day for parents. All […]
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Nobel Prize Winner Returns To Pioneer High School
“It’s great that people are getting awards here today, but it’s the work that went into the award that you should celebrate, not the award itself,” Nobel Prize winner and Pioneer High School graduate Dr. Eric Betzig said. […]
Elementary News
IB information meetings set for May 5 and May 13
Families interested in enrolling in the future Ann Arbor International Baccalaureate (IB) schools for the fall of 2015 are invited to learn about this exceptional offering at the following locations and times, which are before […]
Board of Education
School Board Approves Purchase of Technology Updates For All Classrooms
Every Ann Arbor Public Schools classroom will get new technology next school year thanks to a $6.2 million dollar purchase approved by the Board of Education last night. New laptops, desktops, printers, and iPads are included in the package. […]
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Michigan Supreme Court holds oral arguments at Pioneer High School; justices also speak to students at Dicken assembly
Dicken Elementary students had some great questions Wednesday morning for Chief Justice Robert P. Young, Jr. and Justice Bridget McCormack, who stopped by for an assembly en route to oral hearings with the full Michigan […]