A ribbon-cutting ceremony for the newly renovated Jean Childs Young Middle School is scheduled for 10 a.m. Friday, April 2. Ambassador Andrew Young, founding principal and co-chairman of Goodworks International,…
[gallery link=”file” order=”DESC” orderby=”rand”] (UPDATE: For more photos, visit Scott King’s gallery here in the Media Gallery.) Attendees at the third-annual Shirley Clarke Franklin Lecture Series, held Friday morning at…
There’s a great report on the WXIA (11Alive) Web site about how community partners and their private funding play such a crucial role in supporting Atlanta Public Schools. In this…
Reading enhances a person’s character, intelligence, and critical-thinking skills. Since October 2008, the ATL Readers have taken the initiative to further expand the relevance of reading through an all-boys book…
Brown Middle School really has something to cheer about after its cheerleading squad came out of virtually nowhere to win Atlanta Public Schools’ annual middle school competition held Saturday at…
APS Department of Safety and Security announces a first … After managing school crossing guards for over 30 years, the Atlanta Police Department discontinued doing so after severe budget cuts…
[gallery link=”file” order=”DESC” orderby=”title”] It’s a chilly start to the winter semester for APS students, some of which will begin 2010 in fresh new digs. The following schools returned to…
Atlanta Public Schools invites the community to come join the SRT-1 Fireside Chat with Superintendent Dr. Beverly L. Hall on Thursday, Jan. 14, at Perkerson Elementary School (2040 Brewer Blvd.,…
You’ll be hearing a lot about Atlanta Public Schools’ facilities’ upgrades in the new year, which include new buildings for Young Middle School, the Coretta Scott King Young Women’s Leadership…
[gallery link=”file” order=”DESC” orderby=”title”] APS renamed the Facilities Service Center on La France Street in honor of Valerie Dial Thomas in a special, invitation-only ceremony held at the center on…