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‘Testing out’ registration for students extended to 4 p.m. June 2

June 1, 2010 AAPS News Editor

Any student who will be enrolled and attending an AAPS middle or high school in 2010-11 school year is eligible to register to test out of up to three high school courses. Testing is free.

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Pioneer’s VanRiper selected as Young Citizen of the Year

May 24, 2010 AAPS News Editor

Pioneer High’s Tim VanRiper was selected this spring as Young Citizen of the Year by AnnArbor.com. Four other Ann Arbor seniors are finalists.

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PTOC Advocacy group begins an all-district postcard campaign

May 24, 2010 AAPS News Editor

Members of the Ann Arbor PTO Council Advocacy Committee are organizing a postcard campaign, offering parents a chance to voice their concerns to elected state officials about the issue of school funding. Members will visit end-of-year events at local schools.

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School Bells: P.E. teacher earns ‘Celebration’ award

May 24, 2010 AAPS News Editor

A series of briefs from around The Ann Arbor Public Schools: Carpenter bagel program donates to RIF program; Huron business students earn honors; Parent University program on reading tonight.

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Foundation’s ‘One Million Reasons’ campaign off to solid start

May 17, 2010 AAPS News Editor

The Ann Arbor Public Schools Educational Foundation has already raised $60,000 in the first month of an ambitious campaign to raise $1 million in funds for the 2010-11 academic year.

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Board appoints Thomas to fill vacant post

May 14, 2010 AAPS News Editor

Andrew Thomas was appointed to the Ann Arbor Board of Education on May 12 to replace Trustee Randy Friedman, who resigned his post last month. His term runs through the end of 2010.

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Ann Arbor selected a ‘best community’ in music education

May 10, 2010 AAPS News Editor

Ann Arbor was among 174 districts nationwide selected as one of the National Association of Music Makers Foundation’s 11th annual “Best Communities for Music Education.”

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Student, teacher art exhibits underway at U-M galleries

May 10, 2010 AAPS News Editor

The largest Ann Arbor student art event of the year is under way at the U-M School of Art & Design Slusser Gallery. The exhibition of K-12 artwork runs through June 4.

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School Bells: Program tonight focuses on preventing bullying

May 10, 2010 AAPS News Editor

An evening program of The Parent University will look at why bullying among children is on the rise and what interventions can be used to stop it.

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Holocaust survivor shares story with Community High students

May 10, 2010 AAPS News Editor

Holocaust survivor and retired U-M professor Irene Butter speaks to students at Community High, sharing her life story.

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