Ann Arbor Public Schools’ Recreation & Education Department is once again offering Safety Town, a 46-year-old summer program that teaches young children essential safety skills through hands-on learning.

The program, designed for incoming Young 5, Kindergarten, and First Grade students who turn 5 by December 1, 2025, teaches students how to identify safe and unsafe situations they might encounter in their daily lives.

Both Skyline High and Huron High crew teams shone at national competition this past weekend in New Jersey, with multiple boats advancing to finals and earning top finishes against the nation’s best high school programs.

Slauson Middle School student Dhev Kannan showcased his technological prowess on the world stage last weekend, earning an impressive 4th-place finish at the Robofest World Championship. The prestigious competition, held Saturday, May 17th at Lawrence Technological University in Southfield, brought together top young innovators from across the globe.

Students from across Ann Arbor Public Schools gathered at Skyline High School Commons to showcase their work at the district’s Project Lead the Way (PLTW) and Career Technical Education (CTE) Expo. The event featured projects from students in grades Y5-12, highlighting achievements in STEAM education and career preparation programs.

Logan Elementary School hosted ceremonial groundbreaking activities on Monday, May 5th, to mark the beginning of construction for its new facility. The current school, located at 2685 Traverse Boulevard, will be relocated to a new site adjacent to nearby Clague Middle School.

Throughout the day, classes took commemorative photos with shovels and sand, symbolizing the start of this exciting new chapter for the school community.