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Swine Flu Update

The Ann Arbor Public School has been working with the Washtenaw County Public Health Department to develop directives as the swine flu situation is developing.  Please click on the following links to learn more about this issue:

AAPS Swine Flu Directives

Swine Flu Fact Sheet

Paired Work Group Reports

An updated report on the Bryant/Pattengill Paired Work Groups has been completed.  Please click on the following links to read the current status report and the Principals' report on their Leadership Initiatives.

Paired Work Groups Status Report

Principals' Leadership Initiative Report

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Announcing the Bryant-Pattengill Enrichment Coordinator

Pilot Program

Background

Enrichment has been identified as one of five key areas of focus for strengthening the Bryant-Pattengill school community. In response to recommendations by the Enrichment workgroup, a pilot enrichment program is being launched at Bryant-Pattengill. After evaluating the pilot program in June, we hope to enhance and expand the program to all grade levels for the 2009-2010 school year.

Proposed Program

• A project based program with learning opportunities for students who are at or above grade level, as identified by the Bryant/Pattengill teachers. Students will participate in interdisciplinary, long range projects facilitated by the Enrichment Coordinator. 
• The program will also identify community enrichment opportunities to benefit all Bryant-Pattengill students.
• The Enrichment Coordinator will work in our schools 2 days a week, one day at Bryant and one day at Pattengill, beginning April 1.

• The program will be piloted with 2^nd and 5^th grade classes, with approximately 20-25 students per grade.  

Benefits

• This program will provide new opportunities for kids at or above grade level who can participate in autonomous learning opportunities.
• Project based learning is a rigorous, relevant and engaging instructional model that supports students in developing problem solving, communication and self-management skills.
• Projects can be integrated with classroom curriculum, thematic instruction and community issues.

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