AAPS Superintendent Statement on Transition to Hybrid In School Learning Option
From Jeanice K. Swift, Ann Arbor Superintendent of Schools As an Ann Arbor Public Schools community, we have come a long way in this COVID crisis. While the public health concern continues, the
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AAPS: Three questions for Laurie Hochrein RE math education
By Jo Mathis/AAPS District News Editor Laurie Hochrein recently retired after 35 years of teaching math at Ann Arbor Public Schools. After beginning her career began at Kalamazoo Central, she
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Washtenaw County Health Department calls for patience as next phase begins
YPSILANTI – Washtenaw County Health Department is asking for continued patience. COVID-19 vaccine supplies and providers remain limited. If you are now eligible for vaccination, it does not mean
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Ann Arbor Township Farmland and Open Space Preservation Program close on conservation easement purchase
The Ann Arbor Township Farmland and Open Space Preservation Program recently closed on a conservation easement purchase from Otto and Carolyn Moehrle. The property is 114.77 acres in size with
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More U-M workers to be offered vaccine; others urged to complete survey, join health portal
By Kelly Malcom and Mary Masson Michigan Medicine Department of Communication Michigan Medicine will offer COVID-19 vaccinations to frontline essential workers at the University of Michigan, as
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Volleyball: FGR eager to serve it up in Tuesday’s D-2 state quarterfinal game
It hasn’t been the easiest of seasons, but at least there was a season and still is for the Father Gabriel Richard volleyball team. In a year filled with starts and stops, the Irish are one game
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Profile: Lee turns pain into gain as she helps lead Eagles into Tuesday’s state quarterfinal game
The last time we saw Lauren Lee she was walking off the court at Dexter High School after helping lead her team to an easy 3-0 win over Trenton in a Division 1 regional semifinal game – that was
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Jacoby: Harbaugh given another chance – like it or not, it’s the right call
Let’s keep this short and sweet – much like Jim Harbaugh’s time at Michigan. Well, it’s been short by some standards. Sweet, might be a reach – without even trying for a rhyme. But what doesn’t
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Letter to the community from Superintendent of Schools Jeanice K. Swift
The following is a communication sent to AAPS students and staff, parents and community members from Superintendent of Schools Jeanice K. Swift. As we enter the new 2021 year, with a new
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Donaven Lee is WCC’s third NASA Community College Aerospace Scholar
Donaven Lee has quite a week ahead of him. On Monday, the recent Washtenaw Community College graduate starts classes at the University of Michigan. On Thursday, he’ll begin the five-week online
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