We surveyed students about their school dining experience and, incorporating their feedback, we’re bringing more fresh fruit and vegetables, high-quality proteins and broader selections of healthy food options to our schools.
Superintendent of Schools Dr. Gregory C. Hutchings, Jr. shares what he’s learned during his first sixty days and how he plans to move forward.
T.C. Williams 2016 graduate Noah Lyles took first place in the men’s 100 meter IAAF (International Association of Athletics Federations) Continental Cup Ostrava 2018 last Sunday. This follows a second successive Diamond League 200m title in Zurich the week prior.
This new regular item in ACPS Express will help keep you up-to-date with the discussions that take place at the School Board meetings and the decisions that are made there.
Do you remember your first day of school? You won’t want to miss these ACPS kindergarteners as they experience their very first day in the classroom.
ACPS celebrated the opening of the Early Childhood Center, our second new school to open this year.
Back-to-School Night is coming right up. View the list of Back-to-School Nights by school and get tips for how to make the most of them.
With a 44 percent increase in respondents over last year, the ACPS 2020 survey results show gains all around. But it also highlights some areas that still need work. Get details about the results and learn how your feedback will be used to help ensure that every student succeeds.
Learn about the impact of absenteeism and how you can encourage and support consistent attendance.
ACPS commissioned an evaluation of the services it provides to students with disabilities. Learn about the next steps following the release of the report this October.
T.C. names a nationally recognized athlete with more than 20 years experience in competitive basketball to lead the girls’ basketball team to the next level.
The start of the school year is a time of great learning for all, including ACPS.
Ferdinand T. Day’s family joined Superintendent of Schools Dr. Gregory C. Hutchings, Jr. and City Manager Mark Jinks in cutting a ribbon to mark the completion of the conversion of the vacant office building into a school, which will welcome its first students on Tuesday.
Take a moment to review four key pieces of information about how ACPS communications in the event of an emergency or weather situation.
We want to hear from you! Have your say in what just might become ACPS’s biggest capital improvement project ever.