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Office of Special Education Movie Night - Swim Team
The Ann Arbor Public Schools Office of Special Education is inviting everyone to come watch a screening of the movie Swim Team and a discussion with Director Lara Stolman. The movie is the real-life, inspiring story of teens with autism who form a competitive swim team. We will be showing the film at Pioneer High School’s Schreiber Auditorium on April 13th at 6 PM.
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Students Gain Real-World Skills Selling & Delivering Coffee
Students in special education classes at Huron, Pioneer, and Skyline high schools learn real-life skills every morning by selling coffee... - AAPS District News
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AAPS Staff Training to Respond to Medical Emergencies
A collaborative effort between the Ann Arbor Police Department, Huron Valley Ambulance, and the Ann Arbor Public schools... - AAPS District News
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You Are Not Alone
Resources available for students dealing with depression, grief, loss and other mental health issues.
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Parents Take Part in National African American Parent Involvement Day
The 28th NAAPID celebration was held across the district February 13th, with the theme “Parent Involvement: Planting seeds for a positive future.” - AAPS District News
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Art Education Show Features Work by AAPS Students
The works of art by 51 AAPS students are on display now through Friday, Feb. 24 at Washtenaw Community College’s Morris Lawrence Building... - AAPS District News
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A2 STEAM 7th Graders Distribute Meals to Warming Center
Fifty people experiencing homelessness were treated to a hot meal Monday night thanks to some generous A2 STEAM seventh graders... - AAPS District News
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Sixth Grader Blind Since Birth Flourishing in Middle School
Two songs go through Khara Gilmore’s mind as she makes her way through a typical day in her AAPS middle school... - AAPS District News
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Huron Sophomores Present Wide Range of Personal Projects
The Personal Project is the culminating experience of the Middle Years Programme (MYP) in the 10th grade and showcases individual student... - AAPS District News
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Lakewood Fourth Graders Raise Money for Toys for Tots
Lakewood fourth grade teacher Jessica Detering says the Marine Toys for Tots coin drive is a way for the entire class to participate in doing... - AAPS District News
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Exceptional Teacher: Erika Daman, Forsythe MS
When Erika Daman started college, she thought she would go into the medical field, but after taking one of the classes on people with disabilities... - AAPS District News
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Exceptional Teacher Assistant: Sat Paul Goyal, Skyline HS
Sat Paul Goyal joined Skyline High School in 2009 as a special education teacher assistant supporting students with learning disabilities. - AAPS District News
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Community High Marks Building's 100th Anniversary
The building at 401 N. Division was once the home of Jones School, which is now commemorated with banners and eventually a permanent historical marker... - AAPS District News
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Huron Alum Visits to Discuss Book About Japanese American Incarceration in WWII
The last time Shirley Ann Higuchi was at Huron High School, the year was 1977 and she was about to graduate... - AAPS District News
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Welcome Back AAPS Families!
The school district is bustling with activity as we prepare for the beginning of this 2022-2023 school year! Follow this link for all the information you need to get started.
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Exceptional Teachers: Bethany Bell, Carpenter Elementary
Bethany Bell grew up in small towns in both Kansas & Iowa. Her father was a minister and her mother was a homemaker... - AAPS District News
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2020 Huron Graduate Says the IB Career-Related Program Changed His Life
Darryl Phillips says he wouldn’t be where he is today if it weren’t for the education and support he received at Mitchell, Scarlett, and Huron... - AAPS District News
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Teachers, Staff Return to AAPS School Buildings
A week from today, students will fill the halls of the Ann Arbor Public Schools. For teachers, principals, office professionals and other staffers, this was the day to get busy... - AAPS District News
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School Board Visits Embracing Our Differences SE Michigan Exhibit
At their retreat last week, the Ann Arbor Public Schools Board of Education visited an exhibit that uses the power of art and prose to promote diversity. They became the latest members of the AAPS community to visit Embracing Our Differences SE Michigan at Gallup Park and three other locations in Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti. - AAPS District News
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TV Lights, Camera & Action Video Camp is Held at CTN
Rec & Ed‘s new camp this summer is helping kids learn how to produce, direct, and make TV, all while developing teamwork skills. - AAPS District News
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