Congratulations! We made it through another great school year in Atlanta Public Schools. In addition to celebrating the graduating class of 2026, revisit the amazing things that happened around the district in May. Be on the lookout for highlights from your school! Click through to see the highlights from your school. Be sure to subscribe […]
The South still got something to say, and the next generation of talented producers, disc jockeys, and artists is getting its start in reaching their musical aspirations through the Atlanta Public Schools (APS) music technology programs. Students from Maynard Jackson High School, South Atlanta High School, and Therrell High School brought their ‘A’ game to […]
The spirit of teamwork and determination was on full display at the annual Atlanta Public Schools Special Olympics! Student-athletes from across the district came together to compete, celebrate, and showcase their incredible talents in a day filled with excitement, courage, and community pride. From track and field events to moments of pure joy and encouragement, […]
Written by the APS Office of Communications The Atlanta Board of Education has voted unanimously to extend Superintendent Dr. Bryan Johnson’s contract by one year, through May 30, 2029, following its June 1, 2026, monthly board meeting. The Board cited measurable progress in academic achievement, employee retention, operational effectiveness, and community engagement as key factors […]
Atlanta Public Schools (APS) is Atlanta’s school system. From Cascade to Glenwood, Northside Drive to Cleveland Avenue, and everything in between, Atlanta’s students are being educated and empowered to shape the future. APS is home to more than 49,000 students spread across 65 neighborhood schools, 18 charter schools, two citywide single-gender academies, two alternative schools, […]
Written by APS Department of Instructional Technology Atlanta Public Schools (APS) welcomed a delegation of international journalists as part of the Edward R. Murrow Program for Journalists, providing an opportunity to highlight the district’s innovative approach to technology integration, digital citizenship, and artificial intelligence in education. Approximately 20 journalists representing 16 countries, including Poland, Italy, […]
Written by: APS Department of Instructional Technology The Atlanta Public Schools (APS) Department of Instructional Technology, in collaboration with the Mayor’s Office of the City of Atlanta, is thrilled to announce the winners of the 2025-2026 Level Up Atlanta Student Minecraft Challenge, an innovative initiative that tasked students with reimagining and redesigning key areas of […]
The Carver Early College Class of 2026 shattered expectations and set a new school record, earning $55 million (and counting) in college scholarships before crossing the stage and receiving their diplomas at the Georgia Institute of Technology McCamish Pavilion on Tuesday, May 19, 2026. At least 15 scholars in this year’s graduating class earned over […]
With just a week left before the last day of school, Benteen Elementary School hosted its Celebration of Learning exhibition, where the fifth-grade students showcased their final projects of the year. The Benteen Elementary School International Baccalaureate (IB) program helps students become more globally minded and connected to the world. The fifth-grade students displayed their […]
Atlanta Public Schools celebrated the dedication and impact of parent liaisons during the annual Parent Liaison Appreciation Luncheon. This special event honored the parent liaisons who play an essential role in strengthening family-school partnerships, supporting students, and helping families stay connected to important resources and information. Through their commitment, compassion, and daily work, parent liaisons […]