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Atlanta Public Schools (APS) is a school district based in Atlanta, Georgia, United States. It is run by the Atlanta Board of Education with Interim Superintendent Dr. Danielle S. Battle.
- 1872
- "Making a Difference"
- Pre-school - 12
- 54,946
Atlanta Public Schools (APS) is committed to making its website accessible for all, including individuals with disabilities, and strives to ensure accessibility currently and as new technologies emerge. APS welcomes questions and input on the site’s accessibility at each development phase. Please contact the district at 404-802-3500 or by ...
HISTORY OF APS. Established by ordinance of the Atlanta City Council, Atlanta Public Schools (APS) opened three grammar schools and two high schools in 1872 to educate the youth of the city.
The Atlanta Board of Education is committed to two-way communication with the public about the organization and operation of the Atlanta Public Schools. This commitment includes keeping the public regularly informed and providing opportunities for the public to interact with the Board and the APS. The Board encourages the public to inquire ...
Throughout its more than 140-year history, the Atlanta Public School System has undergone significant growth, expanding from just six schools in 1872 to well over 40 schools by the twentieth century. While much attention has been paid to the first schools established…
Website. Minutes of Atlanta Board of Education. The Atlanta Board of Education is the governing body of Atlanta Public Schools. The board has nine members: six are elected by geographical districts and three are elected citywide. All serve four-year terms.
- Eshe' P. Collins
- 9 seats:, 6 district seats, 3 at-large seats
- four-year term, Chair and Vice-Chair elected by board every two years
- Arreta Baldon
21 de mar. de 2024 · APS Organizational Structure. ATLANTA PUBLIC SCHOOLS. ORGANIZATIONAL CHART. Atlanta Public Schools is poised to become one of the top-performing urban school systems in America. Our innovative learning programs, nationally recognized best practices and excellent teachers are making a difference in the lives of our 50,000+ K-12 students.
