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    COVID Health & Safety Information

    Additional information regarding COVID health and safety protocols will continue to be provided in future communications.  Please look at Superintendent Swift’s 8/6/21 email with the subject “AAPS Summer Superintendent Update Aug 6” for additional health and safety information.

    You may view a video of this week’s COVID Health and Safety Update here and you may review last week’s Summer Update and back-to-school information here.

    • School group meetings and gatherings (Curriculum Night, IEP, Achievement Team, etc.) will be conducted virtually until further notice.

    • Our work together for this school year is to keep our schools open by maintaining a healthy and safe school environment for both students and staff. 

    • With all students in schools full-time, AAPS will not always be able to maintain three feet of social distancing. Grouping students in cohorts is not possible at the middle and high school levels.

    • This increases the importance of the other mitigation measures; vaccination for all who are eligible, universal mask-wearing, staying home when sick, ventilation, cleaning and testing.

    • AAPS will work to provide the maximum space possible for students at lunchtime as individual schools allow, yet will not always achieve three feet of distance while students are eating.

    • Parents play an important role by getting eligible students vaccinated, keeping children home when sick, limiting potential exposure to COVID outside of school and making sure children are up-to-date on required immunizations.

    • AAPS offers virtual options for families uncomfortable with sending children to school in-person at this time at a2schools.org/a2village

       

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    Every vaccine we achieve in Ann Arbor contributes to a safer community for our students, many of whom cannot yet receive vaccination, and for all of us. The Washtenaw County Health Department has information about the COVID-19 vaccination, including how to make an appointment here and other locations that are offering the vaccine here.

     

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     1. Hybrid In-Person Learning: Hybrid In-Person Learning Video 

    2. When to Keep Your Child Home from School: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kekh-8dGEYg&t=28s

    3. Wearing Your Mask at School: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NuCUciNofw

    4. Care of Your Child at School: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8G_MZHi-tI&t=190s

    5. What Happens if Your Child is Sick at School: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VCHk4PqvFL8&t=2s

    6. How to Return to School: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1L7vhci9Ls&t=1s

     

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    Tech Hotline: 734-997-1222, Mon-Fri, 7:30 AM to 7:30 PM

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Vision & Mission

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    Welcome to Pathways High School

    Pathways is a high school campus for students needing or preferring a smaller, intimate academic environment that may be unavailable at larger, comprehensive high schools.  Through multiple pathways and flexible learning opportunities such as online coursework, community internships, dual enrollment opportunities, traditional direct instruction blended with project-based learning, students can meet the State of Michigan graduation requirements, along with the opportunity to earn college credits. 

    Pathways is designed to provide choices for students through unique class offerings in the core academic and elective areas, small class sizes, unique teacher-student interactions, and internships.  Some of the resources that make Pathways Special: 

    • RAHS (Regional Alliance for Healthy Schools)  - with newly expanded hours! 
    • On-site child care (see enrollment requirements)
    • Dual enrollment at Washtenaw Community College
    • Internships through Zingermans and through Michigan Rehabilitation Services
    • Ever-expanding relationships with community businesses and resource services. 

     

    Pathways Mission  
    The Pathways mission is to build a community of learners that are committed to success by leveraging technology, business partnerships, project-based learning, 21st Century teaching, and service-learning to uniquely enhance the student experience.

     

     

     

     
     
     
     
     
     

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