Writing a book and having it published seems like an extraordinary feat for most people — especially a fifth grader. Pittsfield Elementary fifth grader Natasha Jenkins said that at first it felt like it was something she couldn't do. “I’m really happy because when we first started, I kept saying ...
Schools across AAPS are always looking to raise funds in new ways. Unique, community-wide events in support of students are gaining ground. My neighborhood school is attempting to do the same with its first ever Scrapbook Crop in March.
This month has been a busy one for our family with school-aged, AAPS kids. It was full of school activities and renewed school-related activism. School and community are front and center in my life right now: my daughter's student number came up yesterday in the Community High School 2010 lottery. ...
Whatever happened to the classics of children’s literature - Tom Sawyer, Treasure Island, Little Women, King Arthur and Robin Hood? These and other titles, once required reading for elementary students, have largely fallen by the wayside in favor of more contemporary books. Thanks to a grant from the Ann Arbor ...