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AAPS Board of Education seeking applicants to fill a vacant seat on the board until December 31, 2026 and AAPS Lead, Care, Inspire logo

The Ann Arbor Public Schools Board of Education has accepted the resignation of Trustee Don Wilkerson, effective May 4, 2026.  The Board is seeking applicants to fill the vacant seat until December 31, 2026.

 

Pursuant to Michigan Election Law (MCL 168.302), an individual wishing to serve on the Board must be:

  • A citizen of the United States;
  • Eighteen (18) years of age or older;
  • A resident of the Ann Arbor Public School District for thirty (30) days; and
  • Registered to vote.
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Hello Allen Families!  

As we head into the 2025/2026 School Year, There are some important bits of information that you should be aware of.  

School Start and End Time:

This year, the start and end time at Allen has changed.  School starts at 8:50AM and ends at 3:53 PM.  Students can begin to arrive to school no earlier than 8:43 AM.  

Meet and Greet:

Please join us for our annual back to school meet and greet on Thursday, August 21st.  The meet and greet will take place from 4:30PM to 5:30PM, on the Allen playground.

First Day of School: 

The first day of school is on Monday, August 25th.  The first day of school is also a half day of school.  Students will be dismissed at 11:50AM.   

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Huron's Kashvi Rai and teacher Sarah Schemanske at the Henry Ford Museum

A pair of AAPS seniors have advanced to the RTX Invention Convention U.S. Nationals in June at the Henry Ford Museum. Kashvi Rai from Huron earned 2nd place and a Best in Region for her Vesticator invention and Skyline’s Elliott Scully claimed third place for his invention of the Automatic Pedestrian Crossing Detection.

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Forsythe nurse Sharon Jakob

I was able to help a student with housing instability and a major medical condition get reestablished with a specialty health care team.  Through this connection and nursing support in the school environment, we were able to provide stability for food, housing, and get a medical procedure to reverse a tracheostomy.  This had a huge impact on this child’s future medical picture and improved the quality of life.  To know that you were pivotal in making this happen for a child and family is humbling and very impactful.

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Skyline's Taylor Phillips and teachers Cate McCraw and Ross Dunbar

Skyline junior Taylor Phillips earned Honorable Mention in C-SPAN’s national StudentCam competition. Phillips’ video, Unalienable Rights and the Tulsa Race Massacre earned her a $250 prize and a visit from C-SPAN’s Rachel Katz, representatives from U.S. and state Senators and the Board of Education last week.

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