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Budget and millage rates approved, consolidated busing considered
The Ann Arbor Board of Education has adopted a budget and set millage rates for 2010-11. Consolidated transportation remains under consideration.
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Tentative agreement reached with Ann Arbor teachers
The Ann Arbor Public Schools has reached a tentative agreement with its teachers union. Members will vote late this week and, if ratified, the pact would go to the school board next week.
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Options Magnet information sessions are this summer
Want to do high school differently? Students who live in Washtenaw County are invited to stop by Community High School in Ann Arbor.
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Pioneer High crew team does well in weekend Ontario regatta
The Ann Arbor Pioneer Crew team placed first among U.S. schools entered and sixth overall during the prestigious Canadian Secondary Schools Rowing Association Regatta in Ontario over the weekend.
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Open house is Sunday for student-built home
The public is invited to tour the completed Ann Arbor Student Home Building Industry Program house from 1-4 p.m. at 2387 Earl Shaffer Drive.
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Dicken Elementary students discover that science is super
WITH VIDEO: Members of the Hands-On Museum and Dicken Elementary parents help students discover the wonder of science during Super Science Day.
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Registration is under way for online summer and CR classes
Students from within and out of the Ann Arbor district can register for online summer classes or personalized, Community Resource courses that allow them to work with experts in the community.
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Logan Elementary 5th-graders take music up a notch, create choir
WITH VIDEO: Sixteen Logan Elementary students gave up some recess time this year to participate in the school’s first choir. Teacher Misty Noble said she hopes to involve more students next year.
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Color splash: Art students paint their mark on Slauson walls
WITH SLIDE SHOWS: Walk the halls of Slauson Middle School and see some 94 student-created murals, including 17 new ones done by eighth-graders this year.
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Trial at Tappan: ‘Tuck Everlasting’ the basis for student mock event
WITH VIDEO: Sixth-graders use their experience with a classic novel to create a mock murder trial scene. Teacher Wendy Raymond is honored for her work with legal education.