2017-2018 REGISTRATION

Registration for the 2017-2018 school year will take place at Pioneer High School on Wednesday, August 23th and Thursday, August 24th.   MAKE-UP registration will be Monday, August 28th from 5-8pm. Registration is mandatory.

How to Register: You should have received an e-mail from InfoSnap (InfoSnap Support <noreply@noreply.infosnap.com>) with your InfoSnap “snapcode" (15 digit code of letters and numbers) and information on how to update your registration forms. If you do not have the information please be sure to check your email spam folder. If you need further assistance, please feel free to contact my office at 994-2120.

Online registration via InfoSnap: District Registration Page

Be Prepared: To expedite the registration process, please come prepared with the following (Not all documents apply to every student. Please review carefully):

9th Grade

10th Grade

11th Grade

12th Grade

REGISTRATION DAY

Registration Stations: Registration Station #1 will begin at the Flagpole Entrance (Main St).

Obligations: Obligations should be cleared prior to Registration. For questions regarding book obligations, contact Kathy Robenalt at 994-2186. For other obligations, contact the General Office at 994-2120. Students may turn in or pay for obligations in the General Office until August 21st. Cash or check accepted. No credit cards.

Registration Schedule:

Freshmen Orientation: (Main Gym) Freshmen orientation is Wednesday, August 23^th and is for students only.  Orientation begins at 12:00pm.  Parents will need to return at 3:00pm for pickup.  Lunch will be provided beginning at 11:15am.

Freshmen Orientation: (Main Gym) Freshmen orientation is for students only. Orientation begins at 12:00pm. Parents will need to return at 3:00pm for pickup. Lunch will be provided beginning at 11:15am.

Other Information: Students will receive a copy of their schedule at Registration. Counselors will not be available to assist with scheduling questions before or during registration. Request for Schedule Assistance forms will be available the day of registration for counselors to review and schedule appointments.

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• Founded in 1905, AAPS serves the City of Ann Arbor and eight surrounding townships covering 125 square miles.
• AAPS educates approximately 16,815 students in 32 schools and one online academy and employs approximately 2,500 full and part time employees.
• AAPS teachers and administrators are passionate about education. Teachers are inspired to work closely with families to create a unique and meaningful learning experience for each and every child.
• 81% of AAPS teachers hold a Master’s degree or above.
• AAPS is proud of our diverse student body representing 85 countries and 64 different languages.
• AAPS is a high performing district offering 25 Advanced Placement (AP) courses at our high schools.
• In May 2014, 2,343 Advanced Placement (AP) exams were taken by AAPS students.