New T.C. Williams High School physics teacher and Ultimate Frisbee coach Jerick Wilson has been named as a Teaching Fellow of the Knowles Science Teaching Foundation for “showing incredible promise at the start of his teaching career”.
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Come Celebrate the Launch of ACPS 2020
Don’t miss out on the launch of ACPS 2020 ‘Every Student Succeeds’ on Friday, November 6. This is a free, upbeat family celebration set to be the biggest event of the school year.
T.C. Williams High School Celebrates 50th Anniversary This Weekend
T.C. Williams High School is celebrating its 50th anniversary this weekend with a bonfire party, anniversary parade, homecoming game and much more! Don’t miss out on the festivities and the #Titan50 contest on Twitter.
School Board Approves Redistricting Review Committee
Alexandria City School Board approved the selection of 35 people for the Redistricting Review Committee who will be the voices of their communities in the redistricting process. The Redistricting Review Committee will meet for the first time on Monday, October 19 at 5 p.m.
ACPS Acknowledges National Bullying Prevention Month
October is Bullying Prevention Month. Find out what our schools are doing to raise awareness and teach our students how to identify and prevent bullying behaviors.
Changes Announced for Students with Disabilities in Conjunction with Disability Awareness Month
The ACPS department formerly known as the Special Education Department has changed its name to the Office of Specialized Instruction, along with other changes that are being highlighted in October, which is Disability Awareness Month.
School Lunch Menus Add Fresh Alternatives
School lunch menus now include new fresh options in response to student tasting panels where students were given the opportunity to say what they liked.
Alexandria City Welcomes Input on Next Year’s Budget
It is budget season and the City of Alexandria is holding four forums to gather input on budget priorities. The City is kicking off the Fiscal Year 2017 budget process with a series of community meetings starting Oct. 15 where it wants to hear from Alexandria residents.
Students Walk for Fun on International Walk-to-School Day
Students got off the buses early and walked the last half mile to school — just one of many ways to stay healthy and keep active as part of Walk-to-School Day. View photos here.
Nominate Your Math and Science Teachers for President’s Award
Do you know an exemplary math or science teacher? Nominate them for the Presidential Awards for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching today. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to honor outstanding K-6th grade teachers.
Weather Warnings Remind Parents to Sign up to Receive Emergency Notifications
Bad weather sparked a series of small emergencies across Alexandria City Public Schools this week. After-school activity changes and cancellations were sent out through the emergency notifications list. Please make sure you have signed up to receive all emergency communications.
ACPS and City Introduce Patrick Henry Project Manager to Community
Members of the Patrick Henry community were introduced to the Project Manager, given an update on the project and engaged in a Q&A session. ACPS also livestreamed the event for the first time using Periscope. Did you miss it? We have the updates for you here.
New International Academy Opens at Francis C. Hammond Middle School
Francis C. Hammond Middle School has opened the first International Academy for middle school students in the D.C. metro area.
ACPS Moves Forward with Selecting Redistricting Review Committee
The ACPS Redistricting Process continues to move forward with selection of the Redistricting Review Committee. Read about the most recent updates.
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