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New APS Site Updates

The goal of the Atlanta Public School site redesign is to provide access to key information for all APS stakeholders. The site redesign gave us the opportunity to:  

  • Remove incorrect and/or outdated content 

  • Reinforce APS security and privacy policies for APS staff and students 

  • Create navigation that starts with the site user: student, family, or community 

  • Modernize our digital processes 

We had a deadline of December 2025 to launch the site. The migration of over 50,000 webpages is one of the largest digital projects in our history. With the site now live, we are working through issues both known and being discovered.  

If you do not see your issue listed, please fill out the user feedback survey. 

User Feedback Survey

Thank you for your patience and continued input into this community resource.  

The content -- old and new -- on the Atlanta Public Schools website.

The content -- old and new -- on the Atlanta Public Schools website.

How to use the new Atlanta Public Schools website.

After reviewing these known issues. if you do not see your issue listed, please fill out the user feedback survey. 

User Feedback Survey

 

A student performs at the APS Music Tech Showcase
Renee Clare-Kovacs

The South's still got something to say, and the next generation of talented producers, disc jockeys, and artists is getting its start in reaching their musical aspirations through the Atlanta Public Schools (APS) music technology programs.

Students from Maynard Jackson High School, South Atlanta High School, and Therrell High School brought their ‘A’ game to the APS Music Tech Showcase, the culminating ceremony of the music tech program, where they put their passion and hard work on display.

“This is the fourth year that we featured music tech and celebrated the students’ progress,” said Dr. Sarah Erickson, APS’ director of Fine and Performing Arts. “Throughout the semesters, students have been doing mini-modules to learn about beat mixing, music mixing, and music production.”

Read more on APS Today

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Renee Clare-Kovacs

An online collection of over 500 spontaneous problems from Odyssey of the Mind. Directions for many quick and fun creative problem solving activities using everyday items.


An online collection of over 500 spontaneous problems from Odyssey of the Mind. Directions for many quick and fun creative problem solving activities using everyday items.

Odyssey of the Mind Spontaneous Problems

  • elementary
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NASA STEM at home Resources

  • elementary
  • STEM
  • Tech tivities