Welcome to our new online community.  Membership is FREE and available exclusively to our alumni and friends!

This is Ann Arbor's private, online community created exclusively for the alumni, parents, faculty and friends of Ann Arbor's public high schools.   It is a secure, password-protected environment established by the Ann Arbor Public Schools Educational Foundation.

We hope you will use this resource to get in touch with old friends, plan reunion events, and learn about what is going on in the Ann Arbor Public Schools today.  Find out what your lost buddies are up to, schedule a get-together, or volunteer at your old school.  We want to hear from you and we’re glad you’re here!

Once you Register, an email will be sent to confirm your membership and validate your email address.  Be sure to click on the link in this email so your account can be activated.

Please be patient with the site as it's being developed and content is being added.  *Most of the information on the site is for testing and development purposes and will be replaced with better content as soon as possible.

Become a member and take advantage of the following services:

• Reconnect with faculty and former classmates
• Organize class reunions
• Discover ways to support your school
• Share alumni news and activities

Features include:

• Message boards for In Memorial, Lost/Missing Alumni, Career & Volunteer Center, Class Notes, School & Alumni News
• Subscriptions to keep you updated by e-mail of classmates and message board updates
• Alumni directory that's searchable by class, by name or by occupation
• Lost / missing alumni directory to help find people that others are looking for
• Social networking (Facebook, Skype, MySpace and LinkedIn) support

Search for friends and make new connections with the online community!  All you need to do to take advantage of all the community has to offer is to proceed through the Registration Process to establish an account.

Friday, August 19, 2010

Superintendent Todd Roberts announced today (Aug 13) that he is resigning from the Ann Arbor Public Schools as the district’s top administrator. He said he would stay through late fall to help the district transition to new leadership.

Roberts told staff and families in letters via e-mail that this was a difficult decision and was based on the needs of family living in North Carolina. He has accepted the position as Chancellor of the North Carolina School of Science and Math.

He said in his statement: “As Superintendent I play a very small part in the success of the school district; it is the work of our excellent staff, the leadership and the support of the Board of Education and the support and involvement of families and the community that makes the Ann Arbor Public Schools exceptional.”

Board of Education President Deb Mexicotte also issued a statement, saying: “On behalf of the trustees we are both saddened for the district and pleased for Dr. Roberts and his family. We are happy that Dr. Roberts and his family have the opportunity to move closer to their families in North Carolina. But we are sad that this district will lose a leader who we have appreciated and respected during his tenure with us. We want to wish him and his family the very best and we appreciate that he will work with the district through the transition”.

The Board of Education will announce a transition plan in the coming weeks.

Be sure to check out the list of reunions and events posted to the left in "Upcoming Events".  If you are a planner of a future event, be sure to read "Event planning information / add an event" for tips and information to make your event a success.

Kristin Kelley, AAPS Alum