
Counseling Office: 734-994-2027
Counselors: Brian Williams willia18@aaps.k12.mi.us and Amy McCloughlin mclough@aaps.k12.mi.us
Community Resource (CR) Department
Check out this article and video of Community, Pathways, and Pioneer students signing the National Anthem in ASL at a Tigers baseball game! Great job, students and teacher Jen Post-Niner!
Community senior Elijah Shore has been named a finalist in the Washtenaw County Young Citizen of the Year scholarship contest. The awards are given to students who have done outstanding community service. Elijah's nominee said, "Elijah is a force of nature, and his many contributions are done quietly, unassumingly and with the deepest sense of purpose." Congratulations, Elijah!
The Michigan Interscholastic Press Association honored Ann Arbor Community High School Dean Marci Tuzinsky and Assistant Dean Rebecca Westrate as its 2019 Administrators of the Year! The award recognizes school administrators who have shown strong interest in and support for scholastic journalism. Thanks to the deans' support for our excellent journalism program, in which students produce the award-winning The Communicator online and in print.
Congratulations to CHS sophomore Elizabeth Shaieb for winning first place in the Ann Arbor Optimist Club's annual Oratorical Competion! The contest, which was open to all Washtenaw students under age 19, asked participants to address the question, "Is there a fine line between optimism and reality?" Elizabeth will advance to the next level of competition. Great job, Elizabeth!
Congratulations, Julian Ascani, for winning the gold medal at the Homebuilding Skills USA state competition! Julian will head to Louisville, KY in June to test his skills against the nation's best. Way to go, Julian!
Congratulations to our Team Zebrotics students for taking home the Creativity in Design award at their second district tournament on April 6! This is the team's second award this year for engineering and design. Great job, Zebrotics!
Community High Jazz Wins Western Invitational: Congrats to our combo from CHS, Jazz Underworld, for winning The Western Invitational for best combo!
Congratulation to CHS robotics team Zebrotics 5708 for winning the Judges Award: Passion for Engineering at the March robotics competition, based on interviews the judges did with students. This is a prestigious award to win because the judges felt the team did something outstanding that was not included in the regular awards. The entire team contributed to obtaining this award, however, Ned Capuano, Giuliano Fonte-Basso, Elizabeth Plotner, and Lucas Reading-Sunol were the students interviewed by the judges. Way to represent, Zebras!
Congratulations to senior artist Chloe Di Blassio for placing in the top 18 high school artists in the state with her multimedia piece, "Strata." Her work will travel statewide for one year as part of the Governor's Traveling Show. This juried exhibition is sponsored by the Michigan Art Educators Association.
Congratulations to our homebuilding students who competed in the Skills USA Regional Carpentry Competition! They each represented the A2 Schools homebuilding program in a very professional manner. After a grueling five hour build, two of the three AAPS competitors earned spots at the State Carpentry competition.
Congratulations to senior Quincy Jenkins for receiving the Young Men of Promise award from the Delta Psi Omega Chapter of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority! The chapter's annual Celebration of Black Men recognizes the contributions and accomplishments of local Black men who have made significant contributions to our community in the arts, community service, education, and business/economics, and as trailblazers. The Young Men of Promise award is granted during the celebration to area high school Black male seniors who are nominated by their high school counselors in recognition of their academic achievements and contributions to the school community.
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Our Mission: CHS is a rigorous academic college preparatory magnet school that encourages students to use the entire community as a resource for study and fosters the development of independent learners who practice personal and social responsibility as they prepare for their post-secondary experience.
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Main Office: (734) 994-2025
FAX: (734) 994-0042
Attendance & Book Depository: (734) 994-2021
Counseling: (734) 994-2027
Community Resource Dept: (734) 994-2026
Registrar: (734) 994-2026
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"The Pioneer High School Science Olympiad team celebrated a historic day competing at the 35th..." - AAPS District News
AAPS District News stories with slideshows, as well as the CTN broadcast schedule.
"On your mark. Get set. Go! Students cheered from the sidelines as their peers raced down the track..." - AAPS District News
Resources available for students dealing with depression, grief, loss and other mental health issues.
"Within a week, AAPS will have issued diplomas to about 1,360 seniors from our five high schools..." - AAPS District News
Information on testing for lead in drinking water program.
Includes 2018, Phase 2 test results.
A child enrolling in Kindergarten, 7th grade, or new students in any grade, must show proof of full immunization or a waiver...
“One of my favorite things...is that we have kids from so many different places from all around the world...” - AAPS District News
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