New iVolunteer Program For KidsJoin us February 1st, from 4-6 pm, at SAHS to learn more Albany Public Schools Foundation has adopted a program that will provide business and local organizations more opportunities to support students. The "iVolunteer for Kids," program kicks off Wednesday, February 1st, from 4 to 6 pm in South Albany High School's cafeteria. Meet with school administrators and foundation members to learn more about opportunities to support our schools with supplies, funds, or volunteer time. Please drop by to learn how you can can become an iVolunteer. |
Technology Grant Will Aid Special Needs Students
Tthe Instruction Department recently received a $10,000 grant from CenturyLink, Inc. to purchase 15 Apple iPads, software, and accessories for the special education "communications" class at Liberty Elementary School. The grant application was the result of extra efforts by District Technology Coach Tim Haag. Students will use the iPad's highly visual, interactive software and video and audio capabilities to improve their writing, speaking, and collaborative skills. |
School combinations get off to a smooth start
North Albany Elementary went from 180 students last year to 285 this year. Just where do you put 100+ extra students? |
Early Release Monday Activities
On early release Mondays students will be released from school two hours early and may participate in a variety of activities sponsored by the District's Community Partners. Students may register for any activity at any location, although most students attend events at their regular school site. |