Reimagine Learning 2020-21

The latest information on the upcoming school year.

MS Summer Challenge Continues

Keep the fun going with independent challenges! Two new challenges, along with links to our earlier work...

Public Notice for Electronic Public School Board Meeting

August 12th - 7:00 pm, Regular Meeting

Student Work Permits

How to apply for a work permit during current building closures.

2020 High School Graduations

Click headline for videos of graduation activities.

You Are Not Alone

Resources available for students dealing with depression, grief, loss and other mental health issues.

AAPS Food Distribution Plan

AAPS, working with Chartwells Food Service, is pleased to provide “to go” meals available for families in need.

Information for the AAPS Community

Updates on our district response to the coronavirus (COVID-19).

2020 Retirement Celebration

The AAPS Virtual Retirement Celebration, posted on Thursday, June 25th.

Superintendent's End-of-Year Message

"As our students, staff and parents prepare to wrap up this school year, I offer my sincere appreciation and congratulations..."

Superintendent's Statement to the Community

Image credit: portrait of George Floyd by Nikkolas Smith.

AAPS Town Hall Forums

Information on upcoming Town Hall Forums and video of previous events.

Student Support Resources

District & community contacts to assist anyone in need.

AAPS Parent Support Group

A parent/guardian drop-in support group facilitated by AAPS school psychologists. New: special topic sessions.

Playground & Athletic Field Closure

Use of AAPS school grounds, athletic fields and playgrounds is limited to activities that do not involve direct contact with others.

Supporting AAPS Nutrition Assistance

A message for those who wish to help ensure students continue to receive meals during the school closure.

All Are Welcome in the AAPS

A message from Superintendent Swift.

Community High School Named 2019 National Blue Ribbon School

Welcome AAPS Families!

Back to School 2019

Everything you need to start the new school year.

Superintendent's Welcome Message

Thoughts from Dr. Swift, including a statement on immigrant and refugee students.