Time is running out to share your feedback on how we are supporting students with disabilities and their families. The survey closes on December 20. Take the survey today!
The Alexandria City School Board has selected Dr. Gregory C. Hutchings, Jr., a graduate of T.C. Williams High School, as Superintendent of ACPS.
Read about changes to the payroll schedule this month due to winter break.
ACPS Interim Superintendent Lois F. Berlin has unveiled a Capital Improvement Program budget for FY 2019-2028, in line with the recommendations of the Ad Hoc Joint City-Schools Facilities Investment Task Force, with a focus on increasing elementary and high school capacity.
New Chief Operating Officer Mignon Anthony will oversee all operational elements and programs, including building operations and management, transportation, capital improvement, health and safety, and food and nutrition services. She will start in the role on January 17, 2018.
We’re launching the new year with a professional development day on January 2. Take a look at some of the programs being offered and sign up today!
We have updated our food allergy guidelines conform with best practice standards and move ACPS from an allergen-free to allergy-aware school system.
Are you set up to receive email and text messages from ACPS in case of winter weather schedule changes? Learn the best ways to stay informed and get connected.
ACPS offers hundreds of courses for staff. Explore the many opportunities available to help you grow professionally.
ACPS and the Alexandria Department of Community and Human Services have partnered to offer training to better equip our staff in dealing with youth mental health concerns.
The face of literacy is changing. Learn how teaching and learning literacy is evolving and how ACPS is adapting to support student achievement.
Nominations are now being accepted for the 2018 Teacher of the Year Award. Details of the nomination process, instructions and required materials are listed here to help you with making your nominations. Nominate a teacher today!
Interim Superintendent Lois Berlin has appointed Charles Stone as the new director of transportation for ACPS. He will start on January 2, 2018.
ACPS is committed to ensuring that every student becomes fluent in the language of mathematics and develops the skills, concepts and understanding essential to using math in everyday life.
ACPS offers hundreds of courses for staff. Explore the many opportunities available to help you grow professionally.
Professional Learning Communities that promote the sharing of best practices and collaboration about teaching and learning strategies among educators, are being implemented throughout our schools this year as part of our commitment to academic excellence and educational equity.
If you are thinking about retiring, join us to learn about the retirement process and benefits available at retirement.
Replacing 500 incandescent light bulbs has an impact equivalent to removing 85.3 passenger vehicles from the road for one year. Help us reach our environmental goal.
Did you know that each school has a designated public relations liaison, whose role it is to help tell each…
Please see the update regarding the new West End Elementary School principal position.
Unfortunately, information has come to light that has led to the decision by ACPS not to proceed with the appointment of the West End Elementary School principal made last week.
Flexible working hours are supported on Election Day, November 7 as we partner with the Alexandria City Board of Elections in opening our schools as voting sites.
The results of a year-long evaluation of talented and gifted services as ACPS is now available. Review the results and learn about how they will are being shared with the school community.
ACPS Talented and Gifted Coordinator named 2017 Virginia Leader of the Year for the Gifted by the Virginia Association for the Gifted
ACPS encourages celebrating the differences and unique gifts and abilities of each person every day to create a culture of mutual respect and equal opportunities for all students, including those who are differently-abled.
Be an ally! Get to know these resources and share them with those who may need them.
Get your free flu shot, before the flu gets you! Flu shot clinics start today in some locations and continue through early November. Check the schedule for your location.
As we enter the next phase in the implementation of new emergency response procedures and language, some school and central office staff will be participating in training this month.
Join the Academic Calendar Committee and collaborate in the development of the 2018-19 academic calendar.
Today is the final day to participate in the ACPS Superintendent Leadership Profile Survey and provide input to the School Board on the characteristics you would like to see in the next Superintendent.