📹 APStv: 2023 APyeS Awards! Principal Dr. Reginald Lawrence
2023 APyeS Awards! Principal of the Year Finalist Dr. Reginald Lawrence.
2023 APyeS Awards! Principal of the Year Finalist Dr. Reginald Lawrence.
2023 APyeS Awards! Principal of the Year Finalist – Dr Andrew Lovett Jr.
Atlanta Public Schools hosted the 2023 ApyeS Awards Gala at the Atlanta Marriot Marquis’ Atrium Ballroom. The district’s staff and their families gathered to honor 20 award recipients. Among them were the 2023-2024 District Excellence in Teaching award winner, 2023-2024 Principal of the Year award winner, and the 2023-2024 Assistant Principal of the Year award […]
The Atlanta Public Schools Division of Human Resources hosted their 2023 Recharge Summit “Revitalizing Talent Strategies Igniting Excellence”. In this video, we share a few of the highlights from this impactful event.
Atlanta Public Schools Interim Superintendent Dr. Danielle S. Battle wishes the entire district a very Happy 2023 Thanksgiving and expresses her gratitude to the APS staff for their dedication to the students of APS.
Several students at E. Rivers Elementary School started a newsletter titled “4th Grade News”. The news team consists of Olivia Lorinc, Delle Hagather, Jocey Smolar and Marian McKellar
APS Executive Communications Director, Dr. Connie D. Stevenson, shares the 10 potential warning signs that could indicate an individual may be in crisis or need help. In this video, everyone is encouraged to use the Say Something reporting system, especially when concerned about an individuals mental state or safety.
APS is committed to safety. Learn about the observable warning signs that lead to gun violence, and if you see something, say something. To learn more visit: sandyhookpromise.org.
The students at L.P. Miles Elementary School received an outdoor learning lab, courtesy of a sponsorship with Cox.
Atlanta Public Schools (APS) launched an anonymous reporting system called “Say Something” for its students and community to speak out against violence and mistreatment. In this video, APS Police Chief Ronald Applin shares the importance of the reporting system and encourages the viewer to say something if they see something.