Principal Update HHS 9-2-24

August 21, 2024

Greetings from your Principals! 

Welcome back to the 2024-2025 school year! It's wonderful to see the campus awaken with activity during registration week. As we gear up for the new school year, we have some updates to share that will help us transition smoothly into the coming months. Remember, classes are set to begin on Monday, August 26th, at 8:00 AM. Here's a rundown of the  Daily Bell Schedule to keep you informed.

The school doors open at 7:30 AM for students who are eating breakfast only. General access to the building begins at 7:45 AM. School starts promptly at 8:00 AM and concludes at 2:51 PM. Breakfast and lunch will be available on the first day of school, with breakfast service starting at 7:30 AM in the cafeteria. If your address, telephone number, or email changes during the school year, please notify your class office with the updated information as soon as possible.

You are encouraged to establish three academic goals and three social goals for the year ahead. Keep in mind that these goals should adhere to the SMART criteria: Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, and Timely. This framework will serve as your compass, guiding you on your path to achievement. Whether you're building upon past accomplishments or seeking to overcome previous challenges, each school year grants you a fresh start. Above all, I challenge you to embody the qualities of an upstanding community member both within our school and in the wider world. Your growth and progress are of importance, and as your principal, I am dedicated to supporting your development during these formative years.

This year, our theme is "THRIVE”: Empowering Tomorrow's Leaders, To Change The World. THRIVE is a holistic concept that encompasses academic excellence, attendance, positive attitude, active participation in sports, arts, and school-sponsored activities. So, as we step into this new school year, let's remember our theme, "THRIVE," and work together in inclusive harmony.

Did you miss registration? 

Registration prior to the start of the school year is essential for students to pick up their tentative schedules, textbooks, and learn about various clubs, activities, and athletics. Students will also have the opportunity to take their school pictures, receive their digital IDs, and purchase PTSO spirit wear and yearbooks. Schedules will be available for students Monday morning.

7:30 AM Morning Arrival Procedures

Bus riders, drop-off should report underneath the arch where they will pick up a new schedule if they do not already have one, thereafter report to breakfast. Bikes should be locked against the bike rack underneath the arch. Students should walk their bikes once they are on the school campus. 

Parking Passes - Will be available in the 11th and 12th grade office Tuesday 8/27 - Thursday 8/29 7:15 AM - 3:45 PM. No student parking near the baseball field. Student parking is located near the cafeteria and dirt lot. Enforcement begins on the first day of school. Parking passes are available for purchase at $65, and students can complete the 2024-2025 Parking Google Form. 

7:45 AM Students will be excused from breakfast and all students may report to their 1st period. Huron staff will assist students during the first week with getting them to their assigned locations. Look for staff wearing school colors. Locker issues should be reported to the class offices.

Breakfast/Lunch Procedure

In an effort to allow students more room to space themselves, we will allow students to eat in the cafeteria, on our outside benches, and under the arch green bench area to green bench area. Lunchtime will be an opportunity for students to get outdoors. It is typical for students to be a little confused the first week; therefore, staff will be in the halls to assist throughout the day. Lunch lines are long the first couple weeks of school; packing a lunch is encouraged. Students may not leave campus during lunch.

Food Delivery During The School Day

HHS Staff are not responsible for food delivered to students during the school day by food delivery establishments, including but not limited to Uber Eats, DoorDash or GrubHub. This is to better ensure the security of the school as well as to minimize disruptions to the school day. Also, students are NOT allowed to leave school to get food. Students found leaving their class will be sent back to class. 

Lunch @ Huron High School Cafeteria
The flags displayed in the Huron cafeteria represent our Heritage Hall, a proud symbol of our school’s diverse community. These flags celebrate the various nationalities, races, ethnicities, and backgrounds that make up our student body. At Huron High School, we are committed to equity and inclusiveness, believing that our diverse backgrounds make us stronger and provide an enriching educational experience. With the generous support of our PTSO, Huron Heritage Hall is a vibrant testament to the tapestry of our school and the diversity that defines us.

Indoors: Students have several designated areas within the school where they can enjoy their lunch. These include the cafeteria and other designated indoor areas, offering a comfortable space to dine and connect with peers.

Outdoors: On days with great weather, we encourage students to take advantage of our beautiful campus. Students may choose to enjoy their meal outdoors on our school patios, underneath the arch, or between the green benches near the bus loop and flagpole side of Huron.

Lunch Expectations: To ensure a safe and enjoyable lunchtime experience for everyone, we kindly ask that all students adhere to the following expectations:

Attend lunch during your assigned time only. We do not accommodate requests to change lunch schedules.

Please remember to sanitize your hands before eating.

Monitor school appropriate language and behavior.

You may not record Tik Tok videos on campus.

Stay in your assigned dining areas, which include the counseling deck, cafeteria deck, underneath the arch, flagpole area, or bus loop green benches.

How to Enter the Servery Line
To maintain a smooth flow of traffic, all students should enter through the main cafeteria doors.

Servery Access: Please refrain from entering the servery areas directly from within the cafeteria. This helps us ensure both efficiency and safety during meal service.

Meal Selection Process: Once you’ve made your meal choice, proceed to a convenient kiosk where our Chartwells staff will assist you in entering your student ID. Multiple stations are located inside the servery areas.

The School Store & Spirit Shop: Located on the first floor, will open during the second week of school and is available on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays.

Lunch Departure Procedures:

Dismissal will begin five minutes before the end of your lunch period. Please remember, you are expected to attend only your assigned lunch. Maintain your independence by making responsible choices—your privileges depend on it. And keep in mind, the cameras are always monitoring.

Lunch Times:

Early Lunch: 10:45 AM - 11:11 AM (Dismissal at 11:06 AM)

Late Lunch: 11:40 AM - 12:06 PM (Dismissal at 12:01 PM)

After School/Dismissal Procedures:

Buses depart at 3:00 PM from the Huron Parkway side of the arch.

Parent Pick-Up: After 3:05 PM, parents may use the Huron Parkway entrance to pick up students. Car pick-up is located on the Fuller Road side of the school.

All students should exit the building through the nearest door.

After-School Activities: Students participating in after-school activities must be in their designated locations by 3:00 PM.

All other students should wait for their rides on the green benches by the flagpole at the south circle off Fuller Road.

Closed Campus Notice

During school hours, students are not allowed to leave the building or campus without explicit permission. Students may not access their vehicles during the school day without prior approval from an administrator. Unauthorized departures from the building will result in disciplinary action, and repeated violations may lead to the loss of parking privileges at Huron High School. Exceptions to this policy include students participating in homebuilding programs, those enrolled in dual enrollment courses, and those in cosmetology programs.

Food Delivery During the School Day

HHS Staff are not responsible for food delivered to students during the school day by food delivery establishments, including but not limited to Uber Eats, DoorDash or GrubHub. This is to better ensure the security of the school as well as to minimize disruptions to the school day. Students are NOT allowed to leave class or school to get food. Students found leaving school will be sent back to class. 

Vehicles on Campus
Vehicles parked on school property are under the jurisdiction of the school. The school reserves the right to search any vehicle, if reasonable suspicion exists to do so. Students have full responsibility for the security of their vehicles and will make certain they are locked and that keys are not given to others. Students will be held responsible for any prohibited objects or substances, such as alcohol, drugs, and weapons, that are found in their cars and will be subject to disciplinary action. Searches of vehicles, as well as general searches of school property, may be conducted at any time if there is reasonable suspicion to do so, with or without the presence of the student. If the vehicle subject to search is locked, the student shall be asked to unlock the vehicle. If the student refuses, we will contact the student’s parent(s). If parent(s) also refuse to permit the vehicle to be searched, we may contact local law enforcement officials and turn the matter over to them.

Safety & Well-Being

The commitment of the HHS team to provide a safe and nurturing school environment for all students is unwavering. Our utmost priority is to ensure that every student can thrive without encountering negative consequences. To uphold this commitment, we call upon you, as valued members of our learning community, to join us in conveying the importance of appropriate behavior and the potential outcomes should any student engage in unauthorized or harmful activities. For your convenience, we have attached the document titled Rights & Responsibilities - AAPS Students, Teachers. Staff, Parents, Guardians. This document outlines the rights and responsibilities of all stakeholders within our school community. By familiarizing yourself with its content, you'll gain a comprehensive understanding of the expectations we have for each student's conduct and engagement. 

Class Schedule Changes

During the first two weeks of school we are enrolling students, completing schedules and balancing classes. In order to provide consistency for parents, students, and teachers, schedule change considerations will be made on a limited basis for extenuating circumstances only the first two weeks of school. Students must follow their current schedule as is. Attending a class that does not appear on the schedule may jeopardize attendance.  No request should be made through personal meetings, phone calls or emails to administration during the first week of school. We do not honor specific teacher requests. Our class lists are structured to provide equitable class sizes at each grade level. Thank you for understanding that it can take a few weeks for a child to acclimate to a new grade, peer group and teacher. No schedule change will be made unless there is a conflict or for reasons as listed below:

1. Omissions (class is missing from schedule)

2. Attendance at summer school

3. Dual enrollment at college or university

4. Split enrollment at another Ann Arbor high school

6. Testing out

7. Class failure

8. COE placement

Hallway Etiquette

Passing time between classes at Huron is a busy and crowded experience. To ensure a smooth flow of traffic, please remind your student to stay to the right side of the hallway to allow for two-way movement. It’s important that everyone moves safely from one location to the next without gathering in groups during passing time. Our Community Assistants are stationed throughout the hallways to help students move along safely, and we will provide frequent reminders to keep moving.

Passing time is also an opportunity for students to take care of personal needs, such as using the restroom or stopping by their Class Office. We understand that during the first week, some students may need additional time to adjust to their schedules and transitions. However, after the first week, we will begin monitoring tardies closely.

Please encourage your student to practice punctuality as it is an essential life skill. The habits they develop now will support their future success, both academically and personally.

If you are unable to attend any of the scheduled registration dates, please make arrangements to visit the 12th grade class office during normal school hours, Monday through Thursday. Our staff will be available to assist you with the registration process. All registration forms are available on the Huron High School website forms.

School Pictures & Retake Date

Fall Picture Day is scheduled for August 27th. Student Picture Retake Day- September 30. Our partners at Huron Schoolpictures.com are committed to capturing great shots of all our students. We’d like to have every student and staff member represented in the yearbook. Use the following 2025 Link.  

Upcoming Email on How to Access My Stop Bus Arrival Application

We wanted to let you know that you'll soon receive an important email about setting up your access to the My Stop bus arrival application. This email will provide you with the necessary Student ID and Family ID details required for login. Username: Your child's Student ID, which is also their school email address. Password: The Family ID, a unique number assigned to your family that remains consistent throughout your time at AAPS. 

The email will automatically include your child's specific information, so please keep an eye out for it and ensure that the box to 'Skip duplicate email/phone/SMS recipients' is NOT checked when reviewing the message. This ensures you receive a unique login for each of your children. Liz Margolis – margolisl@aaps.k12.mi.us, Laura Hayman – lhayman@durhamschoolservices.com, Ashanda King - asking@durhamschoolservices.com

Chartwells Food Service for the Ann Arbor Public Schools

School Year 2024-2025 - Free Breakfast & Lunch for ALL Students continues! As a reminder, free food is only for complete breakfast and lunch meals. It does not include à la carte items such as milk, or meals for teachers, staff and administrators. A la carte purchases will be charged to families via student lunch account. Important information to know: All students eat for free - both breakfast and lunch - full meals NOT à la carte items. À la

carte items include milk (when not part of a meal), single purchase items like chips/beverages, additional portions, and second meals. ALL families are asked to fill out either an EBF  form (Education Benefits Application) or a CEP (Community Eligibility Provision) form. These applications are available in multiple languages. Click here.

• These are required to determine which students qualify for Free and Reduced Lunch as the AAPS receives Federal reimbursement for these student meals.

• Collecting these applications will determine a school’s eligibility for the federal

• Children's Nutrition Programs such as Summer Food Service and afterschool snack and dinner programs.

• CEP designated schools for 2024-2025: Abbot, Allen, Bryant, Carpenter, Haisley, Lakewood, Mitchell, Pattengill, Pittsfield, Scarlett, Huron, Pathways. CEP designation allows for free snacks and student dinners.

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Meal Magic Family Portal - https://annarbor.familyportal.cloud/

Add funds to your child’s account if they plan to purchase à la carte items such as milk, snacks, or single food items. Full breakfast and lunch meals are free to all students, but if you want your student to be able to

eat à la carte items available on the menu, such as milk, they will be charged. Meal Magic Family Portal provides an easy-to-use, efficient way to make payments quickly and securely anytime using a simple internet connection for à la carte items.

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Food Allergies and Special Diets

We recognize the critical importance of supporting students and families who manage food allergy issues every day.  Our commitment is to always work closely with the families of students who have food allergies and medical conditions that require a modification to their school meal menu. Our approach involves coordination between parents and guardians, school nurses, school administrators, and foodservice professionals following the Ann Arbor Public Schools food allergy and medical conditions policy. Accommodations are granted for students with disabilities (this includes allergies) at no additional cost to families. However, we are unable to accommodate preferences such as veganism or Halal through this program. If you would like your child to receive meal accommodation for food allergies or a medical condition impacting their diet, please submit the required documentation to the school. The form is available at this link Special Diet form. Please share the form with your school principal and school nurse. Please email the completed form to our dietitian aaps_dietary_requests@aaps.k12.mi.us. In order to modify the school meal, we must have a written Medical Statement on file signed by a licensed medical provider (physician, physician assistant, or nurse practitioner). The statement must identify the following:

• Information about the child’s dietary needs is sufficient for understanding how it restricts the child’s diet.

• An explanation of what must be done to accommodate the child’s dietary needs,and If appropriate, the food(s) to be omitted, texture modifications, and recommended substitutions.

After receiving the completed form, our Dietitian, Sarah Mason, will contact you to review the meal accommodation plan, which may require additions or amendments based on the ongoing supply chain issues. 

If you have any questions or concerns regarding your student’s allergies or dietary needs, please don’t hesitate to reach out to Mike DeVries, the Food Service Director, at 734-994-2265.

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Menus, Nutrition Facts, at Your Fingertips

Through Nutrislice, an innovative app, students, parents and faculty have access to school menus, including nutrition information, allergens and photos. Nutrislice can be downloaded for free from the App store (iOS) or Google Play (Android) and is available on desktop and mobile devices. Menus are also available at https://a2schools.nutrislice.com/. We love hearing from parents, and your feedback is important to us. Please reach out to our team with any questions or comments. We’re looking forward to a great school year! Mike DeVries, Director of Food Service - devriesm@aaps.k12.mi.us. Liz Margolis, Executive Director, Student Safety & District Operations – margolisl@aaps.k12.mi.us

Summer Construction Project Update

As we gear up for the new school year, I want to share updates on the ongoing construction projects at Huron High School that will improve our facilities and ensure a better experience for our students and staff.

Pool Project

 Huron High School Pool Improvements & Monorail (Summer 2024) 

• Replacement of the filtration and pump system

• Deck cleaning

• Installation of new starter blocks

• Addition of a new ADA lift

• Installation of a monorail system for the removal and delivery of pool equipment and supplies

These improvements are designed to enhance the safety and functionality of our aquatic facilities. The expected completion date for this project is late September.

Masonry Brick Repair Project

The brick replacement over the library and cafeteria has started and will take approximately six weeks to complete. The project will be executed in two phases:

• Phase 1: Library – This phase is the current focus, with completion expected before the first day of school on August 26th.

 

• Phase 2: Cafeteria – Work on the cafeteria side will begin after school starts. Please be aware that during this phase, part of the parking area and sidewalk will be blocked off. The exterior doors in this area should be used for emergencies only during the construction period.

Servery Equipment Upgrade

All servery equipment has been checked and is fully operational this week. This proactive measure is intended to minimize any last-minute issues with our food service as we prepare to welcome students back to school.

We appreciate your patience and cooperation as we complete these essential projects. Thank you for your continued support in making Huron High School a great place for our students and staff.

Huron High School Cell Phone, Headphone, and Electronics Expectations

To create a learning environment free from distractions and to promote student engagement and academic focus, Huron High School has established clear expectations regarding the use of cell phones, headphones, and other electronic devices during class time. These guidelines are consistent with practices adopted by other comprehensive high schools in the Ann Arbor area, ensuring a unified and effective approach to fostering student success.

Classroom Storage 

At the start of each class, students must place their cell phones in a designated pocket chart at the front of the classroom. Each pocket will be positioned away from the door.

All headphones, AirPods, and earbuds must be stored in the student’s backpack for the duration of the class.

Responsibility

Students are required to place their phones in the designated pocket and headphones in their backpacks upon entering the classroom. Phones should remain in the pocket during bathroom breaks, trips to the drinking fountain, and hall passes.

Teachers are responsible for consistently and fairly enforcing these expectations.

Access to Phones

Students will not have access to their phones unless explicitly approved by the teacher for educational purposes.

In emergencies, students may request permission from the teacher to access their phone.

Consequences for Violation

First Offense: Verbal warning and confiscation of the cell phone until the end of the class period.

Second Offense: Confiscation of the cell phone until the end of the class period, accompanied by a written warning (Level 1 Huron Incident Report Form). Parents will be notified.

Third Offense: Confiscation of the cell phone to the Class Office until the end of the day. The student will receive a written warning (Level 2 Huron Incident Report Form), and a staff will notify the parent.

Fourth Offense: Persistent disobedience will result in submission of a Tier 3 Huron Incident Report Form to an administrator, with progressive discipline considered. Further offenses will follow this process.

Note: If a student removes their phone from the pocket without permission, the phone will be confiscated and stored in the Class Office for the remainder of the day. Repeated behavior may lead to progressive discipline.

Exceptions

Teachers may modify these expectations for specific classroom activities where phone use enhances learning. Clear guidelines will be provided.

Students with documented medical needs that require phone access for monitoring purposes will be omitted from this school-wide practice.

Parental Notification

Parents will be informed of these expectations at the start of the academic year.

Any changes to the guidelines will be communicated promptly.

Parents will be notified of repeated violations and may be asked to pick up the phone and meet with school staff.

Evaluation and Review

The effectiveness of these expectations will be reviewed periodically by school administration and staff. Adjustments may be made based on feedback from students, parents, and educators.

Implementation

Teachers will review these expectations with students at the beginning of each term and as needed throughout the year. Consistent and fair enforcement will be supported by school administration.

By following these guidelines, students will contribute to a focused and productive learning environment, prioritizing academic achievement and personal growth. Your cooperation is appreciated.

Appropriate Dress Reminder

We believe that a student's attire and mindset are directly related. We ask that parents discuss these expectations with their children to ensure they are prepared for success each day. Our approach to student attire will focus on promoting a culture of respect and minimizing disruptions to the learning environment.

Key Guidelines for Addressing Student Attire:

• When addressing a student about the appropriateness of their attire, it should always be done privately and discreetly.

• We will avoid making value judgments or statements aloud regarding student attire.

• The language and guidelines regarding appropriate attire are outlined in the student planners and should be adhered to by both students and staff.

• Staff should refrain from using outdated or subjective criteria such as "Shorts and skirts for girls should be no shorter than fingertip length" or "Leggings must be worn with a fingertip-length top for obvious reasons." Such criteria can be arbitrary and may not consider different body types.

• We will not use narratives that suggest a student's attire is "distracting" to others, as this can be subjective and may unfairly target certain students.

Efficiency and Respect in Handling Attire Concerns:

• If a concern about a student's attire arises, it should be addressed by the staff member who initially noticed the issue. This minimizes disruptions to the student's education and ensures the matter is handled efficiently.

• Sending students to another adult to address attire concerns should be avoided, as this can create unnecessary distractions and remove the original staff member from the resolution process.

By following these guidelines, we aim to maintain a respectful and focused learning environment at Huron High School, where both students and staff can thrive.

Raptor Visitor Information System

The safety of our students and staff are extremely important. Our district policy requires all visitors to buzz in and enter through our main doors and to sign-in at the office. I appreciate staff, parents, and community members’ efforts in working with the school to keep our students and staff safe. 

Important Information:

• Doors open for all students at 7:45AM.

• If an address, telephone number, or email address changes during the school year please provide the school with all updated information as soon as possible.

• If an emergency presents itself and it becomes necessary to get a message to your child, please notify the school office no later than 2:30 so we can make sure the message gets delivered before the end of the day.

Capsule Night September (In-Person)10,  6:30-8:45PM

The aim of Capsule Night is to introduce you to our administrators, counselors, and teachers. They will provide a concise overview of the curriculum for all core academic and elective classes. Expect valuable insights into your student's educational journey. On Tuesday September 10, 2024, our evening will begin with a few words from Mr. Carter and our PTSO Representative. Following this, our teachers will lead classroom sessions. We're excited about this opportunity to come together, strengthen our connections, and set the stage for a successful school year. Watch for updates, and we look forward to seeing you at Capsule Night!

School Counselor Assignments 

Counselors meetings will not be available during registration days. Counselors are assigned alphabetically by the student's last name; students stay with the same school counselor all four years of their high school career. Please note that we do not honor counselor change requests from students or parents.

Class Office Assistant Principal contact information:

Marcus Edmondson - Assistant Principal - 11 (A-K) and 12th Grade edmondso@aaps.k12.mi.us

Jodi Bullinger- Assistant Principal - 10th and 11th ( L-Z)  bullinge@aaps.k12.mi.us

Karen Siegel - 9th Grade Dean siegelk@aaps.k12.mi.us

Bob Wellman - Interim- Athletic Director wellmanr@aaps.k12.mi.us

 

Using Our School Website

We encourage you to visit our school website homepage regularly to stay informed and connected with our school community. Here are some helpful quick links and resources available on our website:

• Daily Bulletin / Announcements: Stay updated with the latest news and events.

• Principal Updates/Parent Bulletins: Get important messages and bulletins from the principal.

• School Profile: Learn more about our school's mission, vision, and achievements.

• Enrolling: Find all the necessary information and forms for student enrollment.

• Attendance: For reporting absences, call 734-994-4327.

• Bell Schedules: View the current bell schedules.

• Counseling: Access resources and support from our Counseling Department.

• Course Selection Guide: Explore the courses offered and plan your student's academic path.

• Stay Engaged: Discover ways to get involved and stay engaged with our school community.

• Alumni Information: Connect with our alumni and stay updated on alumni events and news.

Using these links, you can easily access the information you need to support your child's education and stay engaged with Huron High School. We will continue to update information as needed. If you subscribe to our electronic calendar, updates are automatic. Calendar - Huron / Huron Calendars.

District Calendar

Translated copies of the 24-25 AAPS Calendar

School Bus Transportation Information

Bus routes can be found here. For more details, please visit our transportation information page.

AAPS Mobile Bus Arrival App

We are pleased to introduce My Stop, a new mobile app designed to provide you with real-time bus information. With My Stop, you can access your child's assigned bus, the bus stop location, and get updates on the estimated time of arrival at the bus stop. This app helps parents and students plan for late or on-time arrivals, preventing missed pick-ups. To get started, follow the step-by-step directions on how to set up and use My Stop, available for free on the Apple or Android Store on your smartphone. For more information, please visit  AAPS Transportation Information.

Traffic Patterns at Huron High School

As a reminder, if you are coming from the north or south on Huron Parkway, you can turn onto Fuller Rd. and turn right into the school drive. If you are coming from the east on Fuller Rd., you will need to turn left into the school at the signal and park in the student parking lot. There is no left turn at the entrance between the athletic fields further up Fuller Rd. Students who drive to school will park in the senior lot or the student lot entering at either Fuller Rd. entrances.

Thank you for choosing us. We encourage you to engage actively in our dynamic community and contribute to our tradition of fostering future leaders and global citizens. Welcome to the 2024-2025 school year at Huron High School!

 

In service,

Ché Carter and the Huron Leadership Team

*Welcome to the 2024-2025 school year!*

As we begin this exciting new chapter, the Parent Teacher Student Organization (PTSO) would like to extend a warm welcome to all our students and families. Whether you are returning or joining us for the first time, we are thrilled to have you as part of our community.

I've attached our PTSO Welcome Letter, which outlines our goals, upcoming events, and ways you can get involved this year. We'd like to encourage you to take a few minutes to read through the letter and learn about the exciting initiatives we have planned to enhance your educational experience. 

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1XoY6aK765OeUriXi5dQlttXfFpWswIKkIHWORYHpAns/edit?usp=sharing

 

*Support the Huron PTSO and boost school spirit with some fun Huron gear!*

You can order online and choose to have your items shipped directly to you or save on fees by picking them up at the vendor's Ann Arbor store. Please note that orders may take 1-2 weeks to arrive, as they are made to order. A portion of the sales proceeds benefits the PTSO. GO RATS!  

ORDER HERE: https://www.aatwebstore.com/HPTSO/shop/

 

*PTSO Donations*

Please donate to the Huron PTSO here.

Funds are used to support grants for teachers, staff appreciation events, student activities and so much more!

 

The Ann Arbor PTO  Thrift Shop is open for purchases and to accept donations. Check here for details: http://a2ptothriftshop.org   Find out how you can help support AAPS by Volunteering at the Shop! E-mail a2ptothrift@gmail.com  for more information!