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A2 STEAM first graders present historical markers to the Ann Arbor District Library as part of a Local History Expo

April 11, 2024 AAPS News Editor

The markers are now on display at the AADL’s Traverwood branch as part of the city’s bicentennial celebration If you want to know the history of A2 STEAM at Northside School, just ask a first-grader. […]

Rusty Fuller, coach/longtime educator

April 11, 2024 AAPS News Editor

Longtime AAPS educator/coach Rusty Fuller is revered for the many roles he has filled at Ann Arbor Public Schools over the last several decades. In fact, he’s been connected to AAPS since he went to […]

Skyline High School Theatre will present “Clue” this weekend

April 9, 2024 AAPS News Editor

Was it Mrs. White in the kitchen with a wrench? Or Colonel Mustard in the study with a rope? Find out with Skyline High School Theatre’s production of Clue. This hilarious stage play, inspired by the […]

Huron freshmen tour the Zekelman Holocaust Center; say the experience has affected them in a way no book could do

April 9, 2024 AAPS News Editor

350 students in Huron’s MYP interdisciplinary unit learn about the Holocaust in English, science, and history classes For Huron High School freshmen, a recent field trip to the Zekelman Holocaust Center in Farmington Hills was […]

‘So cool!’: AAPS students and staff view the solar eclipse during a ‘celebration of nature and science’

April 8, 2024 AAPS News Editor

It was an exciting afternoon throughout Ann Arbor Public Schools as students and staff donned their safety eclipse glasses and looked up to the heavens for their glimpse of the Great North American Solar Eclipse. […]

Angell Elementary to host Neighborhood Swap Day on Saturday, April 13

April 8, 2024 AAPS News Editor

Community members offer items for free and exchange items in good condition, such as clothes, books, and small appliances Angell Elementary School, in collaboration with the City of Ann Arbor Office of Sustainability and Innovations and ZeroWaste.org, […]

Several second graders, some wearing solar eclipse glasses donated by MSGCU.

AAPS prepares students for solar eclipse, donation from MSGCU will allow them to see it safely

April 4, 2024 AAPS News Editor

Classrooms across the Ann Arbor Public Schools have been getting lessons about next week’s solar eclipse. If the weather works out, Students and staff will even be able to safely view the solar eclipse on April 8, thanks to a donation of glasses from the Michigan Schools & Government Credit Union (MSGCU).

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