Do good teachers make other teachers better?
There’s an interesting article in Education Week about the impact of “top-notch” teachers on their peers. Quoting from a new study, the articles suggests new evidence about the so-called “spillover…
There’s an interesting article in Education Week about the impact of “top-notch” teachers on their peers. Quoting from a new study, the articles suggests new evidence about the so-called “spillover…
WABA has an occasional series that turns back the clock to look at pivotal moments in the city’s history. On Sunday, Atlanta’s public radio station looked at the desegregation of…
APS media specialists shared information and learned about new instructional resources in an annual Media Specialist Kickoff at the Salvation Army Kroc Center on Aug. 20. The Kroc Center is a…
Chef Ann Cooper, aka “Renegade Lunch Lady,” has transformed school lunch programs in California and Colorado, and aims to make healthy school lunch accessible to everyone. Chef Ann’s commitment to…
Atlanta Public Schools wants to keep parents updated on what’s happening in our schools. Here are some of the ways we keep you informed: 2009-10 Guidebook – This comprehensive booklet…
APS has become the second school district in metro Atlanta, after Fulton County, to open a Twitter account. By following APS on Twitter, staff, teachers, parents, students and stakeholders can…
The Atlanta Public Schools’ Communications Office is happy to announce our new, online version of the district newsletter, Talk Up APS, where we share the latest good news that’s happening at our district office, around the schools and in the community.