Slauson Middle School

Home of The Golden Bears

Welcome to Slauson Middle School
Slauson Mission Statement
We are committed to educational excellence, the development of self-esteem, and the cultivation of academic and social skills in a safe and supportive environment where respect for individual differences and the rights of others guides school behavior.
Each year since 2005, students at Slauson Middle School are encouraged to exercise more, eat healthier, and spend less time in front of a screen. These are the goals of Project Healthy Schools, a childhood obesity-prevention program implemented by Slauson’s wellness team. The program’s educational lessons are currently taught in seventh-grade advisories, and all students benefit from school-wide wellness initiatives throughout the year. Keep an eye out for opportunities to participate and practice healthy habits! Please contact Slauson’s wellness champion, Heidi Busch-Binetti, with questions at binettih@aaps.k12.mi.us.

Allen Elementary Flood, One Year Later

On August 18, 2016 a burst pipe flooded Allen Elementary School. Look back on all that's happened over the last year and the improvements that have been made to the school.

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2017-18 AAPS Bus Routes

Transportation schedule & routing information for the new school year.

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AAPS Welcomes New School Leaders

Principals named for AA Open, Forsythe, Lakewood, Mitchell, Pathways, Slauson, and Tappan.

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2017-18 School Calendar

Updated bell schedules also released.

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Schools of Choice & In-District Transfers

Application Window Open August 1 – August 25, 2017

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Visit the AAPS YouTube Channel!

Check out the great videos from around our district...

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AAPS Summer Schools

AAPS offers a variety of programs at all grade levels

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Thank You for a Great 2016-17 School Year

Superintendent's end of year message & AAPS students' thank you video.

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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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AAPS Commencement Recap

Highlights from ceremonies including AAPS District News stories with slideshows, students' thank you video, Sarah Roldan-Dodson’s commencement address at Huron & CTN re-broadcast schedule.

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2017/18 Approved AAPS Budget

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Research	Explore	Enroll
District-Wide Programming	Find Your Neighborhood School	Required Documents
Current Initiatives	Visiting Schools	Immunization Requirements
Specialty Buildings	Lottery Process	Apply Online for 2017-18
Demographics	In-District Transfers	Enroll in Person for 2017-2018
Achievement Data	School of Choice Applications	Registration Information Have Your SnapCode? Click Here! Tenga su SnapCode? Empieza aqui!
Who Can Apply?	Non-Resident Children of Employees	Enrolled? Get Involved!
	International Students

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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.