Alexandria City Public Schools has partnered with the City to produce ‘U-Street, The Musical’, an original musical that focuses on homelessness in America. Read how this musical started and how you can purchase tickets to see the show.
The winners of the City stage of this year’s PTA Reflections competition were announced this week.
Are you set up to receive email and text messages from ACPS in case of winter weather schedule changes? Find out where to look for information.
Understand what the Superintendent’s proposed $256.9 million Operating Budget means for ACPS.
Congratulations to Superintendent Alvin L. Crawley, named 2016 Educational Leader of Northern Virginia by the Theta Tau Sigma Chapter of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc.
See how ACPS students are recognizing Martin Luther King Day through a variety of art and service projects.
T.C. Williams High School alumnus Jack Harrell has been made Demi Chef in less than a year at coveted Old Town Italian restaurant Carluccio’s.
Nominations are now being accepted for the 2016 Teacher of the Year Award. Details of the nomination process, instructions and required materials are listed here to help you with making your nominations.
The new Alexandria City School Board members formally installed at a public induction at T.C. William High School on Thursday. Read about the new members and watch a recording of the ceremony.
The School Board has voted to approve the ten-year Capital Improvement Program (CIP) Budget, which resolves some of the elementary and secondary capacity issues through innovative programming and the addition of space.
T.C. Williams High School is honoring Herman Boone, Bill Yoast and Glenn Furman, alongside five athletes who will be inducted into the Alexandria City Athletic Hall of Fame.
Alexandria City Public Schools is set to begin the modernization of Parker-Gray Memorial Stadium at T.C. Williams High School, to bring it into line with other modern sporting facilities across Northern Virginia.
Congratulations to Ciara Rivera Zayas, 4th-grade student at Samuel Tucker Elementary School, and William Johnson Hemsley, 6th-grade student at Jefferson-Houston School, for winning the Red Ribbon Week Poster Contest.
Members of the Patrick Henry Community Advisory Group were introduced to the community at Wednesday’s Patrick Henry Community Meeting.