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Every day is a victory: Skyline sophomore finds freedom in the water

August 21, 2026 AAPS News Editor

Sophomore Katelyn Dybdahl called `a ray of sunshine’ as she confronts health challenges while remaining an essential part of the Skyline girls’ swim team Story and photos by Jo Mathis/AAPS District News The Skyline High […]

Skyline senior Adrienne Schadler makes waves at National Championships

August 20, 2026 AAPS News Editor

Standout swimmer competes across all five days of the U.S. Open and earns a runner-up finish at Junior Nationals Adrienne Schadler, an incoming senior at Skyline High School, turned in a standout performance at the […]

AAPS welcomes English learners at annual Back to School Fair

August 14, 2026 AAPS News Editor

Event connects English Learner families with staff, school supplies, and community resources Ann Arbor Public Schools welcomed English Learner families back to the district Friday with its annual Back to School English Learner Fair, held […]

Tom Jensen, Director of Public Policy Polling

August 10, 2026 AAPS News Editor

“Everything I do in my job rises from the first-rate instruction I received in AAPS,” says Jensen, who graduated from Pioneer High School in 2002. Where does an AAPS education actually lead? Our new series, […]

Free Academic Games Camp, student-founded and student-led, returns for third year

August 3, 2026 AAPS News Editor

For the third summer in a row, AAPS high school students are running a free Academic Games summer camp for elementary students. This year’s camp serves 60 campers in two one-week sessions and is led […]

AAPS summer programs help students build skills, confidence, and connections

July 16, 2026 AAPS News Editor

Middle and high school students are strengthening academics through engaging summer learning and credit recovery opportunities. Ann Arbor Public Schools’ summer programs at Tappan Middle School are creating opportunities for students to strengthen skills, build […]

Every day is a victory: Skyline sophomore finds freedom in the water

Skyline senior Adrienne Schadler makes waves at National Championships

AAPS welcomes English learners at annual Back to School Fair

Tom Jensen, Director of Public Policy Polling

Free Academic Games Camp, student-founded and student-led, returns for third year

AAPS summer programs help students build skills, confidence, and connections

Community High student virtually connects with inaugural poet Amanda Gorman during National Education Summit

Elementary Summer School Program helps more than 500 students build skills for fall

Safety Town is in full swing, teaching children lifelong safety skills

Extended School Year (ESY) Program helps students in special education retain skills over the summer