[gallery ids=”44642,44641″ type=”square” columns=”2″] The boys and girls soccer teams at Sutton Middle School won the Atlanta Public Schools Middle School Soccer Championships. The boys defeated Inman Middle School while the girls beat Atlanta Neighborhood Charter School. Sutton Middle School swept the girls and boys titles in the Atlanta Public Schools Middle School Soccer Championships. […]
It was almost as exciting as the first day of school for the students and staff of William M. Boyd Elementary School as they unveiled their newly renovated campus Thursday, March 23rd during a ribbon cutting ceremony. One of the most exciting features of the renovation is the state-of-the-art sound system for the gymnasium/cafeteria. The […]
A dozen Atlanta Public Schools (APS) student athletes were named to the Atlanta Journal Constitution (AJC) All-State and All-Metro basketball teams on Friday. Mays senior guard Kamiyah Street was named the Class AAAAAA All-State Girls Player of the Year, as well as the Atlanta/South Fulton Girls Player of the Year. Street led the Raiders to […]
Ninth grader Brandon Zimmerman was in search of a high school that offered him a small learning environment and the opportunity to learn skills that would prepare him for college and a career. He found that environment and so much more at Alonzo A. Crim Open Campus High School and the construction program. Zimmerman shared […]
It continues to rain state championships in Atlanta Public Schools! Earlier this month, the Mays girls, South Atlanta boys and Atlanta Wolfpack (wheelchair team) won state titles in basketball. Now you can add Mary Lin Elementary School to the list. Last weekend at East Coweta High School in Sharpsburg, the school’s step team – Psi […]
The Maynard Jackson girls and Grady boys track and field teams once again showed their dominance as they took home bragging rights at the annual Atlanta Public Schools Championships, which were completed Tuesday evening at Lakewood Stadium. Both teams won the city championship for the fourth consecutive year. For the Grady boys, the win was […]
Former University of Georgia football star and current New England Patriots player Malcolm Mitchell spoke about the importance of reading to students at F.L. Stanton Elementary School on Tuesday, as a part of his Read With Malcolm campaign. Mitchell, who played for the New England Patriots, winners of this year’s Super Bowl, has teamed up […]
Students and families from the Michael R. Hollis Innovation Academy recently had a blast building and racing their own personalized, miniature race cars, all thanks to the fun-filled “Nerdy Derby.” The daylong event is twist on the Pinewood Derby, where all rules are thrown out and the focus is on rewarding creativity, cleverness and ingenuity. […]
March has proven to be a winning month for Atlanta Public Schools’ FIRST Robotics teams. Earlier this month, Carver, Grady, Jackson, North Atlanta, and Washington High Schools all competed in qualifying tournaments across Georgia. FIRST is designed to inspire young people’s interest and participation in science and technology, and to motivate them to pursue education and career opportunities […]
State Superintendent Richard Woods read to third- and fifth-grade students at Cascade Elementary School Thursday, to celebrate National Agricultural Literacy Day. The annual observance was launched in 1973. It is designed to promote a better understanding of how food, fiber and renewable resource products are produced; highlight the essential role of agriculture in maintaining a […]