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Swim coach Dennis Hill celebrates 1,000 wins

February 8, 2013 AAPS News Editor

Pioneer swim coach Dennis Hill was honored with a celebration of his career on Thursday night, comprising 1,000 wins and 31 state titles over 45 years. He sent out this thank-you today:

Teacher Job Fair on Feb. 28 at Pioneer High School

February 6, 2013 AAPS News Editor

The Ann Arbor Public Schools are looking for teachers to fill positions in elementary and secondary schools this fall. Interested applicants can stop by a teacher job fair meet and greet on Feb. 28 at […]

AAPS Tuition Preschool Open Houses coming up in March

February 4, 2013 AAPS News Editor

The Ann Arbor Public Schools Rec & Ed offers tuition preschools at Allen and Thurston Elementary. Students who are age four by 12/1/2013 are welcome.

Huron senior Lilia Popova named Intel Science Talent Search finalist

February 4, 2013 AAPS News Editor

By Tara Cavanaugh For Huron High School senior Lilia Popova, science is magnetic, drawing her in at every turn. A glimpse of the northern lights inspired her to study whether magnetic fields could influence plant […]

Ann Arbor’s famous Harbaugh brothers face off in Super Bowl

January 31, 2013 AAPS News Editor

Ann Arbor is abuzz about Sunday’s Super Bowl, and for a very special reason: the competing teams’ head coaches are a notable part of the city’s history. Jim and John Harbaugh, brothers who attended Pioneer […]

Starting over: Ann Arbor Adult Ed offers second chance at success

January 25, 2013 AAPS News Editor

By Tara Cavanaugh Starting over: the idea carries a certain romantic stigma. It’s the idea of moving someplace new, of beginning a more satisfying career, of being fresh and full of promise and hope. It’s […]

Beloved teacher’s memorial service draws huge crowd

January 24, 2013 AAPS News Editor

By Tara Cavanaugh The Scarlett Middle School cafeteria was overflowing for Scott Turner. It overflowed with Turner’s middle school students, returning college and high school students, parents of those students, and his current and former […]

PTO Thrift Shop announces its first Executive Director

January 21, 2013 AAPS News Editor

The Board of Directors of the Ann Arbor PTO Thrift Shop announced the appointment of their first Executive Director: Ann Farnham. Farnham’s role as Executive Director became official January 1, 2013. She has most recently […]

Kindergarten Round-Ups begin in February

January 21, 2013 AAPS News Editor

Will you have a kindergartener in the Ann Arbor Public Schools in the 2013-2014 school year? Then make sure to get to the information sessions, called Kindergarten Round-Ups, that start in just a few weeks. […]

Important GED deadline coming soon

January 11, 2013 AAPS News Editor

By Tara Cavanaugh Those hoping to earn their GED high school equivalency certificates need to act fast. The current GED test expires at the end of this year, said Sharman Spieser, director of the Ann […]