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Time to unload that e-waste?
You know that clunky old computer in the basement? How about that heavy 36-inch TV that was long ago replaced by a flat screen and that you couldn’t unload for 50 cents at last year’s […]
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Young scientists represent AAPS well at regional fair
Forsythe Middle School students won 32 awards and more than $1400 at the 57th Annual Southeast Michigan Science Fair held last month on Epic Pi Day (3/14/15) at Washtenaw Community College. Students from several other AAPS […]
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Huron Chess Rats tie for 10th place in National Chess Tournament
Huron High School’s Chess Rats finished in a tie for tenth place in the country at the 2015 National High School Chess Championship in Columbus, Ohio last week. The team performed well above its predicted […]
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Skyline Students Share Thoughts On School With Board Of Education
With the Board of Education meeting this week at Skyline High School, five students got the chance to share their thoughts about Skyline.
Board of Education
Board Of Education Approves School Safety Policy Enhancements
“I’m Pleased that we have approved a policy that will protect students and if tested in court we will be able to defend successfully,” said School Board Trustee Andy Thomas.
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Without Increases In State Funding, Additional Students Key To Balancing Budget For 2015-16
AAPS officials are looking at enrollment growth to balance 2015-16 budget under the assumption that state funding will be flat.
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`We’re basically putting Band-Aids on them,’ says fleet manager of AAPS buses
By Jo Mathis AAPS District News Editor Michigan’s economy has been all over the map during John Nikolich’s 35-year career keeping AAPS buses up and running. In healthier times, aging buses were removed from the […]
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Pioneer’s A Cappella Choir again named ‘outstanding’
For the second straight year, chosen through a blind audition of submitted audio recordings, the Pioneer High School A Cappella Choir has been deemed one of the two MSVMA “Outstanding Choirs” from across the state. As a result, the choir will perform at the Gala […]
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‘Life-changing’ spring break in China ‘exceeded expectations’
Fifteen AAPS high school students, along with Fan Wu, who teaches Chinese at Huron and Pioneer high schools, are back in Ann Arbor after spending an action-packed spring break in Shanghai, Hangzhou, Xi’an and Beijing, […]
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Community Bond Meetings Begin Next Week
Ann Arbor Public Schools Superintendent Jeanice Swift will host five community meetings this month to share information about the bond proposal appearing on the May 5 ballot. Each community meeting will begin at 6:30 p.m. […]