This week's schedule
A Look Ahead at the 2022-23 School Year Calendar
Fall 2022 COVID-19 Health Guidance
The district COVID and Health Guidance page has been updated with fall guidance, the August 23 community webinar recording and slide show, FAQs, the daily symptom checker and a new one-pager on " What to Do If You Test Positive".
Student and parent/family volunteer COVID cases must be reported to AAPS if the individual was on campus within 48 hours of their symptoms starting or testing positive (if no symptoms). Beginning Monday morning, there are new COVID report forms for families to use when reporting their student’s case and for staff/volunteers:
Student Report Form: bit.ly/StudentCOVIDCase22-23
For Students & Parents: https://aapsd.powerschool.com/
For Teachers: https://aapsd.powerschool.com/
For Schools & District Staff: https://aapsd.powerschool.com/
Also, if you are a student or parent who uses the PowerSchool phone app, you may need to re-enter the GGFF district code in order to pick up the new server location. Updated instructions are included on the public portal login page.
Additionally, general tips and links for PowerSchool are located on the district website at https://www.a2schools.org/
District Code for PowerSchool app for iPhone/Android: GGFF
Additional Announcements
Please remember that all parents, guardians & visitors will be required to show government-issued picture ID at the entrance of our building, including for scheduled appointments.
The Federal program to provide free breakfasts and lunches for all that was in place over the previous two school years has now ended, and we have been working diligently to get the word out for families to apply for food assistance at school. Families are highly encouraged to apply for Free and Reduced Lunch.
The free and reduced lunch application is available on the website, is cell phone friendly and available in five translated languages. The application is straightforward, and we will assist with translators for other languages and with any additional assistance as needed.
NOTE: All Pathways’ students qualify for free/reduced lunch and, as such, families are encouraged to only complete the Household Information Report (HIR) which can also be found on the link above.
Hours of Operation
Monday-Wednesday-Friday from 7:30 AM to 4:00 PM
Tuesday-Thursday from 7:30 AM to 6:00 PM
Call: 734-997-1222
Open a ticket: famil
Schedule an In-Person Appointment: call the Student & Family Help Desk
CLICK HERE for the following resources:
Resources for Students & Families
Table of Contents
Racism, Bias or Bigotry Complaints or Concerns
Schoology and Powerschool Parent Information
Schoology for Parents
Powerschool for Parents
Academic Supports
Social Emotional & Mental Health Supports
Internet/Wifi
Medical and Health Needs
Other Resources for Families in Need
Get Help: Community Resources for Students and Families
HOMELESS SUPPORT
FOOD
Handyman and Home Repair Services
Transportation Assistance
Financial and Tax Resources
Parenting Support
COVID Emergency Rental Assistance (CERA) Online Application
Free and Low Cost Camp Option
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:
Burns Park Building Literacy Coach Kyunghee Chen has published a children’s book she hopes will encourage all children to know they belong. We talked to her about why she wrote ‘See Us Bloom’ and the impact the book has had on students. - AAPS District News
Simone Lutz is one of the 55 US State and Territory Winners with her doodle, which shows she is grateful for imagination and books. - AAPS District News
Resources available for students dealing with depression, grief, loss and other mental health issues.
Patrice Gage was born and raised in Royal Oak, the youngest of seven children. Her mother was an elementary and high school teacher... - AAPS District News
AAPS COVID-19 related resources:
Weekly Bell Schedule
FOR AAPS RESIDENTS: To pre-enroll for neighborhood/attendance area schools (including Young 5s) click on "ENROLL/APPLY HERE" below.
If you are interested in applying for an In-District Transfer for the 2022-23 School Year, please click on the In-District Transfer link below for additional information.
FOR NON-RESIDENTS: If you are interested in applying for Schools of Choice, please click on the Schools of Choice link below for additional information.
Last updated 01/07/2022
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Having trouble with PowerSchool Enrollment (aka InfoSnap)?
Please contact PowerSchool Enrollment Family Support for assistance:
phone: 866-752-6850 (8 a.m. – 5 p.m.)
email: support@infosnap.com
website: https://help.powerschool.com/t5/reg (includes new live chat support)
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Shaenu Micou
Pathways to Success Academic Campus
2800 Stone School Road
Ann Arbor, MI 48104
734-997-1237 ext 39215