The Carver Early College High School girls’ 4×100 meter 3A state champions were presented their championship rings on Thursday, September 12, with the help of Olympic gold medalist and Carver alumnus Chris Bailey at a pep rally in front of all their peers.
Atlanta Public Schools’ Office of Family and Engagement hosted an event to help improve the resumes of our community members and make it easier to find employment by taking professional headshots.
Booker T. Washington High School kicks off celebrating 100 years of school excellence with a Pep Rally put on by MTV’s Wild ‘N Out Crew.
Atlanta Public Schools partnered with TCG Impact, UPS, the Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta, Georgia Power, UTA Foundation, and the City of Atlanta to bring celebration, games, and democracy to our juniors and seniors across the district. Democracy Fest aims to get students to sign up to vote and/or become poll workers, take an active […]
Atlanta Public Schools Benteen Elementary School Principal, Dr. Andrew Lovett, reads the Social and Emotional Learning Book of the Month, I’m From by Gary R. Gray and teaches us about social awareness.
Join your host, Bri, as she walks you through all that’s been going on and about to happen around Atlanta Public Schools. This week includes Wildin’ Out’s pep rally at Washington High School, M.E.N’s resume and headshot workshop, and surprise Equity Champion visits!
Atlanta Public Schools is committed to the safety and security of our students and staff.
During National Suicide Prevention Week, Team APS asks us all to be aware of the signs someone might be struggling with, especially on World Suicide Prevention Day. Remember, it’s okay not to be okay. You can call or text 988 or visit 988lifeline.org for more support.
Join your host, Bri, as she walks you through all that’s been going on and about to happen around Atlanta Public Schools. This week includes Student Advisory Council Orientation, Day 1, meeting the new Superintendent, and more!
APS celebrates the Student Advisory Council delegates and brings recognition to the work they have done and will continue to do throughout the year as they represent the APS student body.