Onelio Mencho-Aguilar tells his T.C. Williams International Academy students, “If I can succeed, so can you.”
A Harrowing Journey Led a Child to ACPS. Years Later He Returned as a Teacher Using His Story to Inspire Others
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Join ACPS for the Annual Scottish Christmas Walk
Come and join us for this fun and festive tradition.
Want to Know How Our College Freshmen Are Settling in to Life Away From Alexandria? Read On…
In the second of our “letters home” series, in partnership with the T.C. Williams High School College and Career Center, our newly graduated Titans give us their impressions of life away from home.
Winter is Coming! How to Stay Informed During Weather Emergencies
With the upcoming cold weather, we would like to remind you how to stay informed about school closings or delayed openings.
City Council Approves Temporary Swing Space For MacArthur Students During Modernization
On Saturday, Alexandria’s City Council approved the use of the old Patrick Henry Elementary School facility as temporary swing space for Douglas MacArthur Elementary School students – allowing the modernization of MacArthur to move ahead.
Athletico Displays Spirit and Determination to Win Championship
“A majority of our kids, has something that they are dealing with that’s pretty heavy,” said coach and school resource officer Johnny Larios.
Look Out for the City of Alexandria’s Fall Flier Through Your Door – Designed by Tucker Students
The flier will be delivered to 160,000 homes this season.
Show Some Love: Make Your Nominations for ACPS Support Staff of the Year Award
Our support staff are so important to the success of our schools. Help us show them how much we value their contribution.
In Case You Missed It: Read Our Q&A Highlights From Our First Ever School Safety Forum
Our panel of experts was able to answer many interesting questions raised at the event held at Minnie Howard.
Arriving in America: Overcoming Challenges and Adversity
During last month’s Hispanic Heritage Celebration, we spoke with successful ACPS alumni about the challenges of adjusting to a new way of life. We asked first and second-generation Americans how they overcame adversity. Hear three of their stories.
Board Matters: Superintendent Proposes Ten-Year Vision for Equitable, Safe, Modern Facilities; Plus All the New Enrollment Numbers
Superintendent Dr. Gregory C. Hutchings, Jr. presented a ten-year vision for the Capital Improvement Program (CIP) Budget that builds capacity across all grade levels, increases safety and security, modernizes facilities for the 21st century, and ensures equitable investment across all schools.
¡Hola! Hello! Our Dual Language Program Bridges Cultural Gaps and Makes the Most of Our Incredible Diversity
Within ACPS, we are fortunate to have two elementary schools that utilize the immersion method of language acquisition to teach both English and Spanish together.
Brotherhood Across Borders: How a T.C. Soccer Team United Cultures and Created a Family
Eleven nationalities speaking multiple languages play alongside each other as they attempt to figure out life in the U.S. Don’t miss this video featuring a special T.C. cameo!
After 77 Years, Douglas MacArthur Elementary School Begins Full Modernization
It’s the beginning of a new era and we want your collaboration as we plan the new facility.
Celebrating the Official Opening of the Renovated Hammond Hockey Rink
Thanks to the Washington Capitals for the generous funding.