Superintendent Dr. Matthew Haas presented a school division funding request this evening for the 2021-22 school year that he said will make the division stronger than it was prior to the pandemic.
In an effort to support students in preparing for state-wide tests, AP exams, or completing missing work, the Department of Technology, in collaboration with the Department of Instruction, will enable access to all archived courses in Schoology to all Schoology users, including students and teachers, on Friday, January 29.
Secondary Teachers: The Schoology Support Team wants to make sure you are aware of the following information. Teachers may utilize the End-of-Year Best Practices resource to create a reusable copy of all of their course content through the close of business on Wednesday, July 22, 2020. Also, students will be able to see current courses […]
Secondary Teachers: As we approach the end of the school year, here are a few things to be aware of with regard to your Schoology courses moving forward:
ACPS employees recently selected our own Families in Crisis Program to support through a school division-wide fundraiser. This year, our fundraiser will take place as a “Wear Your Pajamas to Work Day” on Friday, May 15! Here’s how you can participate:
Dear Secondary Teachers, Next week, as part of our planning to bring the current school year to as successful an end as possible, we will begin our continuity of learning activities across the division. I’d like to share with you how student grades will be determined in the wake of this unprecedented interruption of the […]
Secondary Teachers: If you teach a semester course in Schoology, here are a few things to consider as we begin the second semester today: First semester courses will be archived, but the process is gradual. Teachers may continue to see first semester courses listed for the first 24 hours of the new semester.
Toward the end of December, all Anthem medical AND dental plan members will receive new enrollment cards. Your new card will contain updated information and must be used beginning January 1, at which time your old cards will no longer be valid. Find out what’s changing »
Earlier this month, the school division provided the 2019-20 Class Size Report to the School Board. The report consists of data collected for every school in the division as of September 30 of this year. Low class size has been a competitive strength of our school division, and that continues to be the case this […]
January 29, 2020 | 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. | Center I | Sign Up Come learn how to effectively and efficiently use our new DBQ Online resource, which ACPS purchased for grades 6-12. This introductory workshop is designed to excite teachers new to the DBQ pedagogy and reinvigorate teachers who are already steeped in […]