AAPS: Director of Capital Programs Jason Bing awarded Fellowship
byJason Bing, director of capital programs for Ann Arbor Public Schools, has been named one of 10 recipients of the 2024-2025 School Sustainability and…
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AAPS Video: The Leslie Science & Nature Center visits AAPS’ Summer Learning Institute
byThe Leslie Science & Nature Center brought nature to life Monday at the AAPS Summer Learning Institute. Students got to see a live hawk…
AAPS: King 4th grade teacher Reema Jarjoura honored as June’s Teacher of the Month
byEach month throughout the school year, Embracing Our Differences Michigan selects a distinguished educator as the EOD teacher of the Month based on their contributions, leadership…
AAPS: Ann Arbor bids farewell to environmental educator with deep roots in the district
byFrom AAPS For 63 years, the AAPS Environmental Education Program has educated AAPS students about the natural environment by taking them on field trips…
AAPS: Skyline junior Minji Kim earns prestigious spot in National Youth Orchestra
byFrom AAPS Skyline High School junior Minji Kim is looking forward to her summer vacation for a very special reason. In late July, Minji…
Ann Arbor Public Schools Budget Update – May 21
byBy Jazz Parks Interim Superintendent Dear Ann Arbor Public Schools Community, I want to provide an update about last night’s special Board of Education meeting….
AAPS: Two Pioneer students nominated to compete in the Sutton Foster Awards
byPioneer junior Chase Crownover and sophomore Gabby Thompson have been nominated to compete in the Sutton Foster Awards for the title “Outstanding Performer in…
AAPS Exceptional Teacher: Kelly Newton, A2 STEAM 4th grade teacher
byBy Jo Mathis / AAPS Kelly Newton grew up in South Lyon, the youngest child of Clifford M. Jurrjens, an engineer at Detroit Edison’s…
AAPS: Q & A with AAPS Nutrition Director Sarah Mason
by“I look forward to working closely with students, staff, and parents to improve the program taking into account everyone’s voices and perspectives,” says Mason…
The stars come out for AAPS students at the world’s longest-running planetarium in a K-12 district
byFor Ann Arbor Public Schools’ first and fifth graders, a field trip to the Argus Planetarium at Pioneer High School is a chance to…
