November 23, 2024
By Jo Mathis/AAPS District News Editor Wendy Blackman grew up in Lincoln Park, the only daughter of Rodney and Nancy McKay. Her father worked for American Airlines in the heavy freight area
[ Read More ]By Jo Mathis/AAPS District News Editor A total of $18.835 has been awarded to fund nine teacher grants at eight AAPS elementary schools, thanks to the Karen Thomas grants for 2021-22. Named for
[ Read More ]By Ridhima L. Kodali Managing Editor, The Huron Emery Superintendent Jeanice Swift subbed in during classes Tuesday, Jan. 12, due to a large number of staff absences in the building while
[ Read More ]Update From Jeanice K. Swift, Superintendent of Schools We have successfully navigated the return to learning in the AAPS from winter break, and we are working together through this January of
[ Read More ]By Jo Mathis / AAPS News Editor Clague sixth grader Angela Shao captured a second place in the U.S. Figure Skating 2021-2022 National Championship Series in Alpharetta, Georgia recently, which
[ Read More ]By Jo Mathis/AAPS District News Editor Silvia Hurtado was born and raised in Mexico where she obtained a bachelor’s degree in law. She began her career as a teacher as a lecturer in Spanish at
[ Read More ]By Jo Mathis/AAPS District News Clague Middle School’s main office is the weekday domain of Laura Hannaford, who is described by Principal Jason Skiba as “a go-to on everything.” “If there is
[ Read More ]Update From Jeanice K. Swift, Superintendent of Schools As we prepare to return from winter break tomorrow to virtual instruction for Wednesday through Friday of this week, we wanted to share
[ Read More ]Weekly Update From Jeanice K. Swift, Superintendent of Schools I hope that you have enjoyed a safe and healthy winter break. We are sharing an update as we all prepare to welcome the new year and
[ Read More ]By Jo Mathis/AAPS District News Editor When Katie Hopgood decided to start sewing masks for Mitchell Elementary students and staff in March of 2020, she had no way of knowing where it would lead.
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