AHS Campus Closet is OPEN during Evening Parent/Teacher Conferences 3-6 PM 10/30/25
When a school bus comes to a stop and activates its red flashing lights, drivers traveling in both directions are required to come to a complete stop at least 20 feet away from the school bus. Drivers must remain stopped until the school bus resumes moving down the road or turns off its red flashing lights. Drivers who violate this section are guilty of a civil infraction and face fines between $100 and $500, and up to 100 hours of community service.
Because medical costs can be expensive, Alpena Public Schools does provide families the opportunity to purchase student accident insurance on their student through Student Assurance Services.
Click the link for coverage and enrollment information
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Yva1b9FSedb9Oq73pj0ipImvWEt1RwhT?usp=sharing
Click the link for coverage and enrollment information
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Yva1b9FSedb9Oq73pj0ipImvWEt1RwhT?usp=sharing
AdviseMI Advisors guide students through college exploration, test preparation, college applications, the FAFSA process, financial aid, and college enrollment to increase the number of students who enroll in and complete postsecondary education, including four-year degrees, two-year degrees, and certificates.
Contact Mrs. Schultz to schedule an appointment at 989 358 5319 or schultzc@alpenaschools.com
Contact Mrs. Schultz to schedule an appointment at 989 358 5319 or schultzc@alpenaschools.com
Be aware. Listen, look, pay attention to the people, and places around you.
Go with your gut. If you feel uncomfortable about something you have seen or heard, talk to an adult to help you sort out the facts of the situation.
Report. There is a difference between reporting and tattling or gossiping. By providing information either directly or confidentially, you may be able to prevent harm to others.
Know what to REPORT.
who, or what you saw
when you saw it
where it occurred
why it's suspicious
https://www.michigan.gov/ok2say/encourage/see-something-say-something-do-something
Go with your gut. If you feel uncomfortable about something you have seen or heard, talk to an adult to help you sort out the facts of the situation.
Report. There is a difference between reporting and tattling or gossiping. By providing information either directly or confidentially, you may be able to prevent harm to others.
Know what to REPORT.
who, or what you saw
when you saw it
where it occurred
why it's suspicious
https://www.michigan.gov/ok2say/encourage/see-something-say-something-do-something
Welcome to the Northeast Michigan Mental Health Map.
As you look to chart a way to a healthier life, whether that be for yourself or someone you love, know you are not alone, and help is available. With a focus on getting well and the willingness to advocate for yourself to get the correct treatment, you will be able to gain more control over your brain and behaviors to start living the life you deserve. As you explore the many paths on this map, you are likely to discover options you didn’t know about. Utilize all this tool has to offer and find the one that is best for you!
https://www.partnersinpreventionnemi.org/mental-health-map
As you look to chart a way to a healthier life, whether that be for yourself or someone you love, know you are not alone, and help is available. With a focus on getting well and the willingness to advocate for yourself to get the correct treatment, you will be able to gain more control over your brain and behaviors to start living the life you deserve. As you explore the many paths on this map, you are likely to discover options you didn’t know about. Utilize all this tool has to offer and find the one that is best for you!
https://www.partnersinpreventionnemi.org/mental-health-map
Alpena High School Health Center Treatment Consent Form
PDF version of the flier
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mqW7kLS_ujvjt5XSvAnkvSMf9HWxo3t-/view?usp=sharing
PDF version of the flier
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mqW7kLS_ujvjt5XSvAnkvSMf9HWxo3t-/view?usp=sharing
Alpena Public Schools contracts with the WillSub service for substitute custodians, instructional assistants, food service workers, secretaries and teachers. Individuals who wish to work as substitute staff for Alpena Public Schools should follow the steps below to complete the required application and necessary online training:
Visit https://www.willsub.com.
Click the Start a New Account button.
You will be prompted to complete a four-step enrollment process; application, fingerprinting, online training, and uploading of required documentation.
Questions regarding subbing may directed to the APS Sub-Procurement Office - Telephone (989) 358-5031.
https://www.alpenaschools.com/page/employment-opportunities
We are happy to be a partner with University of Michigan- Dearborn on the MI Gear Up Program!
Our Gear Up coordinator is Jenny Taratuta taratutaj@alpenaschools.com or 989 358 5243.
The MI GEAR UP Program works with high schools throughout the state to offer students the academic skills, information and encouragement they need to not only graduate from high school, but to apply, attend and gain the skills necessary to earn a college or university degree.
MI GEAR UP prepares students for postsecondary success by offering a variety of services throughout the student’s educational career and progression in the program — from their 9th grade to their first year of college.
Our Gear Up coordinator is Jenny Taratuta taratutaj@alpenaschools.com or 989 358 5243.
The MI GEAR UP Program works with high schools throughout the state to offer students the academic skills, information and encouragement they need to not only graduate from high school, but to apply, attend and gain the skills necessary to earn a college or university degree.
MI GEAR UP prepares students for postsecondary success by offering a variety of services throughout the student’s educational career and progression in the program — from their 9th grade to their first year of college.
ACC Student Nurses Association Halloween 5k
PDF Version of the flier https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QI1Z1sG9RpXi8k2MXHa6SQhtgTRI-FOP/view?usp=sharing
PDF Version of the flier https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QI1Z1sG9RpXi8k2MXHa6SQhtgTRI-FOP/view?usp=sharing
https://alpenalibrary.org/kids-teens/teen/
Teen Loot Box- Snacks, Activities and a Book of your Choice
Teen Loot Box- Snacks, Activities and a Book of your Choice
APS Athletics is returning to Final Forms which allows you to complete and sign athletic participation forms for your students. You may review your data at any time to verify it is current. You will be required to sign your forms once per year and after any update. Click on the Parent Playbook Link if you need help getting started. We are asking the parents/guardians of all students planning to play sports to create accounts in Final Forms and register your student(s).https://alpena-mi.finalforms.com/
PDF Final Forms Instructions
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SFrxMge7PezNkCNj9-TM6u3m8Iu89SBR/view?usp=sharing
You can access these links as well as facility use forms at Wildcat Athletics page on https://www.alpenaschools.com/o/aps/page/wildcat-athletics
PDF Final Forms Instructions
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SFrxMge7PezNkCNj9-TM6u3m8Iu89SBR/view?usp=sharing
You can access these links as well as facility use forms at Wildcat Athletics page on https://www.alpenaschools.com/o/aps/page/wildcat-athletics
Downloadable PDF of the Michigan Hot Jobs Report to 2032
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IxG6ifXsBDKum3ti5Sc3uVb5urXZ6Tcj/view?usp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IxG6ifXsBDKum3ti5Sc3uVb5urXZ6Tcj/view?usp=sharing
https://alpenalibrary.org/kids-teens/tween/
Tween Loot Box- Snacks, Activities and a Book of your Choice
Tween Loot Box- Snacks, Activities and a Book of your Choice
Join the TBJH Parent Council and help make Thunder Bay a great experience for your student! https://www.facebook.com/TBJH-PAC-104502098742039/
Free online tutoring services available from upchieve.org to Alpena High School through our partnership with MI GEAR UPl
Ask APS
Question: How is the number of students determined? Students per class, per school, per bus route, per lunch hour, per recess, per sports team, IA's and teachers per school. How are the numbers determined?
Answer: The whole process starts with a simple count of how many students enroll in each grade. This number is then used to calculate how many teachers and staff are needed, and it also determines the school's total funding, since the state provides a set amount of money per child. This spending plan is used to pay for the necessary staff and resources. Finally, other specific rules and factors set the exact numbers: bus rider levels are determined by where students live and safety capacity, class sizes are limited by collectively bargained agreements, and sports team sizes depend on both athletic league rules and the number of students who sign up to play.
Question: How is the number of students determined? Students per class, per school, per bus route, per lunch hour, per recess, per sports team, IA's and teachers per school. How are the numbers determined?
Answer: The whole process starts with a simple count of how many students enroll in each grade. This number is then used to calculate how many teachers and staff are needed, and it also determines the school's total funding, since the state provides a set amount of money per child. This spending plan is used to pay for the necessary staff and resources. Finally, other specific rules and factors set the exact numbers: bus rider levels are determined by where students live and safety capacity, class sizes are limited by collectively bargained agreements, and sports team sizes depend on both athletic league rules and the number of students who sign up to play.
Friday 10/17/25 Bus 19C the cow is running 25 minutes late for Hinks Elementary
AdviseMI Advisors guide students through college exploration, test preparation, college applications, the FAFSA process, financial aid, and college enrollment to increase the number of students who enroll in and complete postsecondary education, including four-year degrees, two-year degrees, and certificates.
Contact Mrs. Schultz to schedule an appointment at 989 358 5319 or schultzc@alpenaschools.com
Contact Mrs. Schultz to schedule an appointment at 989 358 5319 or schultzc@alpenaschools.com
School Health Information and Resource Links
Find answers to your school health questions by clicking on the links below. This information is provided by Alpena Public Schools and is meant to be a resource. It is not intended to replace the need for your health care provider's attention. If you need assistance contact APS District Nurse Lisa Thayer (989) 358-5946 or thayerl@alpenaschools.com
https://www.alpenaschools.com/parents-students/school-health-info/
Find answers to your school health questions by clicking on the links below. This information is provided by Alpena Public Schools and is meant to be a resource. It is not intended to replace the need for your health care provider's attention. If you need assistance contact APS District Nurse Lisa Thayer (989) 358-5946 or thayerl@alpenaschools.com
https://www.alpenaschools.com/parents-students/school-health-info/
