Written by: Dr. Valencia Hildreth, APS Health Services Director Across the state of Georgia, dedicated school nurses are honored through the 2026 School Nurse Proclamation signed by our governor, recognizing their invaluable contributions to student health and well-being. National School Nurses Day, which is recognized on May 6, is a time to honor the dedicated […]
Written by: APS Office of Communications Atlanta Public Schools (APS) has reached a major financial milestone with the tentative adoption of its FY2027 budget by the Atlanta Board of Education, marking the district’s first balanced budget since 2023 that does not rely on the use of fund balance. This means APS is now operating fully […]
Revisit the amazing things that happened in Atlanta Public Schools in April. Be on the lookout for highlights from your school. A new slideshow will be posted at the beginning of each month, so be sure to subscribe to APS Today and look for your scholar or your school! Click through to see the highlights […]
Written by: APS Department of Instructional Technology Atlanta Public Schools (APS) proudly hosted its fourth annual Esports Tournament on Saturday, April 25, at North Atlanta High School, bringing together elementary and middle school teams from across the district for a day of competition, collaboration, and innovation. Students competed in a variety of games, showcasing not […]
In a tightly contested game that came down to the final seconds, it was the Scott Elementary School Rams who came out victorious in the Usher-Collier Elite Elementary Basketball Championship on Thursday, April 23, at Douglass High School. The Rams defeated the Usher-Collier Elementary School Lions, 28-25, in a rematch of the 2024 championship game. […]
Atlanta Public Schools proudly hosted its annual Sneakers and Scholarship Ceremony, celebrating the achievements of outstanding students and notable alumni. This inspiring event recognized hard work, dedication, and excellence—while awarding scholarship funds to help students take the next step toward their dreams. From honoring academic success to uplifting future leaders, the ceremony highlighted the power […]
Long Middle School proudly partnered with Kroger and Ray of Hope Organization to open a new food pantry, providing vital support to students and families in need. This meaningful collaboration reflects a shared commitment to strengthening our community and ensuring every student has access to the resources they need to succeed. The pantry will serve […]
Peyton Forest Elementary School hosted an inspiring Girls Chat featuring Glenda Hatchett, offering students a powerful opportunity to hear words of encouragement, wisdom, and real-life lessons. Through meaningful conversation and mentorship, our young scholars were uplifted to believe in themselves, pursue their goals, and lead with confidence. This special event created a safe space for […]
Atlanta Public Schools Nutrition Services recently hosted an exciting Chef Competition, bringing together talented students to showcase their creativity, culture, and passion for food. From innovative recipes to bold flavors, students had the opportunity to shine in the kitchen while connecting with peers, staff, and the wider community. This event wasn’t just about cooking—it was […]
Hi APS family! Join Bri as we follow what’s been going on around the district. In this episode, we highlight: Links: Summer Power Up Program https://www.atlantapublicschools.us/a… Kinder Camp Registration: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FA…