A State-of-the-Schools Message from Superintendent Alvin L. Crawley: Laying the Foundation for the Future.
Social Media Tips Series: Getting Started
Dozens of ACPS schools, departments, groups and employees are using social media to directly reach thousands in our community every day. This is the first in a series of tips in ACPS Insider for how you can get involved on social media and show off the successes happening in our classrooms.
School Board Approves Extension of Redistricting Process to Late Spring
On Monday, Alexandria City School Board voted to extend the process of redistricting by three months to tie in with the City of Alexandria’s budget process and allow for a fuller discussion around programming changes needed to ensure academic excellence.
Join Us for the Scottish Walk
Join the Superintendent and School Board in the Alexandria Scottish Walk on Saturday, December 5.
Hammond Principal Acknowledged for Community Work
Francis C. Hammond Middle School Principal Pierrette Hall has been given the Unity Bridge Initiative’s Selfless Service Award for being a bridge in the development of programs which empower youth and engage parents at her school.
Redistricting Review Committee Recommends Extension of Redistricting Process
The Redistricting Review Committee has recommended that the process of redistricting be extended until late spring to tie in with Alexandria City’s budget process and allow for a fuller discussion around programming changes needed to ensure academic excellence. Join Tuesday’s Twitter Town Hall to have your say.
A Safety and Security Reminder in Light of Recent Events
In light of the recent world events, staff are reminded to keep these safety measures in mind.
iDashboard Adds New Layer of Accountability
ACPS launched its iDashboard this week, adding an extra layer of accountability and transparency to its presentation of numbers.
Wear Red to Support Teachers in the Roll-out of the ACPS 2020 Academic Goal
Teachers are getting their first chance to discuss what ACPS 2020 means to them this week.
Earn Up to $5,000 for Your Classroom by Applying for a Dream Fund Award
Have you ever dreamed you could do something with your students to increase student achievement but did not have the funding? ACPS is pleased to announce your chance to apply for a Teachers’ Dream Fund award.
ACPS is Seeking Student Artwork for Children’s Edition of Newspaper
Teachers are requested to submit student artwork for a chance to be published in the Children’s Edition of the local newspaper.
Access the Central Office Staff Directory
An updated list of Central Office staff and phone numbers is now available for download on Blackboard.
Superintendent Announces Capital Budget Focused on Pre-K, Instructional Programming and Boosting School Capacity
Superintendent Alvin L. Crawley has unveiled a Capital improvement Program (CIP) budget that advances Pre-K, and increases elementary and secondary capacity through innovative programing and the addition of extra space.
Add the ACPS 2020 Logo to Your Email Signature
Find out an easy way to show your support for the ACPS mission, ‘Every Student Succeeds.’
Free Books on Offer for Your Classrooms
Beatley Central Library is offering teachers the chance to pick up free books for their classroom following their annual library sale as a way to say ‘thank you’ for the work you do with our students.
New Professional Learning Management System is Live
The new Professional Learning Management System is live. Learn how to log in, find professional learning opportunities and register for a course.
New Assistant Principal Joins Mount Vernon Community School
Please welcome James Bermudez, a bi-lingual teacher who has previously taught in Egypt and Mexico, who starts as the new assistant principal at Mount Vernon Community School this week.
ACPS Launches Annual Giving Campaign
Support the Human Resources Department’s Annual Giving Campaign by donating to the United Way.
ACPS Recognizes School Psychologists during National School Psychology Awareness Week
ACPS recognizes our school psychologists during National School Psychology Awareness Week.
Student Services Department is Collecting Food for Families in Need
The Student Services department is seeking food donations to provide a Thanksgiving basket to ACPS families in need.
ACPS Schools Recognizing Veterans Day Through Reflective, Educational Activities
In honor of Veterans Day, every ACPS school is holding special activities to recognize veterans of the U.S. military.
Together Let’s Launch the ACPS 2020 Strategic Plan
Alexandria City Public Schools is launching the ACPS 2020 Strategic Plan, with the mission that Every Student Succeeds. This will be our roadmap over the next five years and guide everything that we do as a school division. Find out how you can show off your support for ACPS 2020: Every Student Succeeds.
Unprecedented Numbers Come Out to Celebrate Launch of ACPS 2020
Friday’s launch event for the ACPS 2020 Strategic Plan saw unprecedented community engagement as more than 2,000 people came out to celebrate the future direction of Alexandria City Public Schools. #EveryStudent
Video: Learn About the Six New Goals of ACPS
The ACPS 2020 Strategic Plan is our roadmap for Alexandria City Public Schools for 2015-2020. Learn more about each of the six goals of ACPS 2020 in these videos.
Save Your ERO Transcript Before the Switch to the New Professional Learning Management System
Starting November 16, ACPS will begin using a new Professional Learning Management System (PLMS). Download and save a copy of your ERO transcript before then.
Sherri Chapman Receives the 2015 Southern Business Education Association Supervision Distinguished Service Award
Kudos to Sherri Chapman, Career and Technical Education Coordinator, for receiving the 2015 Southern Business Education Association Supervision Distinguished Service Award.
Retirement Workshop Coming Up December 3
The Department of Human Resources is hosting a retirement workshop on Thursday, December 3 to help you understand and plan for your retirement.