Insider Newsletter

Sharon Phox of James K. Polk Elementary School has been named the 2026 Virginia Regional Teacher of the Year for Region Four by VDOE.

The ACPS Summer Learning 2025 application is now live. We will be accepting applications March 14 through April 27, 2025.  

Transportation, nutrition services and building engineers received Vision, Integrity and Passion (VIP) awards.

Some of the latest achievements of our students, staff and community organizations.

If you are ready to take your teaching to the next level, attend a National Board Certification information session on Wed., April 2 or Tue., April 8, 2025 from 3:45-4:45 p.m.

Your new flexible spending TASC Card® is coming soon!

Submit nominations for the fourth annual PTAC Golden Apple Awards.

The Alexandria community came together for the Patrick Henry Field Dedication on March 18, 2025 at Patrick Henry K-8 School.

ACPS fourth grade students learn basic baseball skills thanks to the partnership with Alexandria Little League. 

The nomination period for the next round of Alexandria City Public Schools (ACPS) Vision, Integrity and Passion (VIP) Awards opens, Fri., March 21, 2025.

On March 19, 2025, a special event was planned at Douglas MacArthur Elementary School to celebrate the fourth annual Alexandria City Essential Workers Appreciation Week. 

Learn more about the ACPS school boundary redistricting process. 

Registration for ACPS Summer Learning 2025 is now open. Please visit the ACPS Summer Learning 2025 webpage to register your child.

ACPS invites all staff to the 2025 Employee Wellness Day.

Start new healthy habits this spring.

Healthy options are the focus of the Supe’s Spotlight in March

Superintendent Dr. Melanie Kay-Wyatt addresses the importance of the "Heart Work" campaign.

Accomplishments of our students and staff are captured in this month’s “Snapshots from the Superintendent’s School Travels.”

Supe's Spotlight: ACPS Superintendent Dr. Melanie Kay-Wyatt highlights the wonderful things the school division is striving to accomplish.

This month’s “Snapshots from the Superintendent’s School Travels.”

Superintendent Dr. Melanie Kay-Wyatt was named the Superintendent of the Year in Region Four of the Virginia Association of School Superintendents.

Alexandria City Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Melanie Kay-Wyatt has been selected as a 2023 Superintendent to Watch by the National School Public Relations Association.

In the December Supe’s Spotlight, Alexandria City Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Melanie Kay-Wyatt discusses achieving a pathway to success for all students.

Alexandria City Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Melanie Kay-Wyatt addresses family engagement in education as we observe Family Engagement Month in November. 

Alexandria City Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Melanie Kay-Wyatt was selected to participate in the newly created Virginia Department of Education Special Education Work Group.

In the October Supe’s Spotlight, Alexandria City Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Melanie Kay-Wyatt speaks about the division's special education services in honor of Disability Awareness Month.

Alexandria City Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Melanie Kay-Wyatt and school division leadership discussed priorities and concerns in response to questions from the community.

Alexandria City Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Melanie Kay-Wyatt invites community members to attend the “Superintendent's Community Chat: One Team, One Journey” event on Tue., Oct. 3, 2023.

Alexandria City Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Melanie Kay-Wyatt offers insight into priorities for the month of September. 

September is Attendance Awareness Month, reminding all of us that positive attendance is a top priority at Alexandria City Public Schools.

Alexandria City Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Melanie Kay-Wyatt welcomes community members to attend the “Superintendent's Community Chat: One Team, One Journey” event on Tue., Oct. 3, 2023.

The anticipation of a new school year can be seen in the excitement of the first day of school! As Superintendent Dr. Melanie Kay-Wyatt visited every school in the division this week, she is sharing her focus on one team, one journey.

In this brief video, Alexandria City Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Melanie Kay-Wyatt offers welcoming words as a new school year gets underway.

As the 2022-23 academic year draws to a close this month, Alexandria City Public Schools (ACPS) Interim Superintendent Dr. Melanie Kay-Wyatt addresses the school community in her monthly video message

At the May 4, 2023, Alexandria City School Board meeting, the School Board announced that Dr. Melanie Kay-Wyatt will serve as the new permanent superintendent for Alexandria City Public Schools, effective July 1, 2023.

Alexandria City Public Schools Interim Superintendent Dr. Melanie Kay-Wyatt discusses mental and physical health in her monthly address to the community.

This month’s Supe’s Spotlight puts the focus on volunteerism as Interim Superintendent Dr. Melanie Kay-Wyatt visits Volunteer Alexandria and reflects on how the act of giving makes a difference in our school community.

Enjoy our inspiring video that features elementary, middle and high school students sharing their career goals and the women who are supporting their professional growth.

Interim Superintendent Dr. Melanie Kay-Wyatt addresses the impact of women in our history and speaks to various other recognitions within Alexandria City Public Schools this month.

The Alexandria City School Board voted at its Feb. 16, 2023, meeting to approve the Combined Funds Budget for the 2023-24 school year of $359.9 million for Alexandria City Public Schools.

The focus is on equity in February’s Supe’s Spotlight as we celebrate Black History Month, mark 100 days in school and open our third annual Equity for All Climate Survey. 

The consultant has provided the Alexandria City School Board with a report they prepared on the stakeholder feedback they have gathered from the ACPS community.

Alexandria City Public Schools stakeholders have an extended opportunity — through Sun., Jan. 15, 2023 — to provide their input in an intensive search for a new superintendent.

Alexandria City Public Schools Interim Superintendent Dr. Melanie Kay-Wyatt delivers her first Supe’s Spotlight of the new year, taking a look at all the recognitions ACPS has planned for January.

Your feedback will be encouraged and considered as we embark on the task of selecting the next superintendent to lead our ACPS community.

In the December Supe’s Spotlight, ACPS Interim Superintendent Dr. Melanie Kay-Wyatt addresses wellness ahead of Winter Break. Dr. Kay-Wyatt also shares resources that families can benefit from during the break.

Family Engagement Month takes the spotlight as ACPS Interim Superintendent Dr. Melanie Kay-Wyatt offers her insight on the benefits of family engagement in education.

The October Supe’s Spotlight with ACPS Interim Superintendent Dr. Melanie Kay-Wyatt celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month.

As the new school year gets underway, Supe’s Spotlight continues with Alexandria City Public Schools Interim Superintendent Dr. Melanie Kay-Wyatt. 

Alexandria City Public Schools Chief of Human Resources Dr. Melanie Kay-Wyatt, who will serve as interim superintendent as of Sept. 1, 2022, shares some welcoming words for the new school year.

Transportation, nutrition services and building engineers received Vision, Integrity and Passion (VIP) awards.

Some of the latest achievements of our students, staff and community organizations.

ACPS celebrates various recognitions and cultural observances in March.

Here is a list of observances marked in February.

January’s recognitions and cultural observances include honoring a civil rights icon and showing appreciation for our school principals.

Some of the latest achievements of ACPS students, staff and community organizations.

September is a power-packed month filled with a multitude of observances.

Alexandria City Public Schools takes great pride in recognizing the many accomplishments of our students and staff. Here are some of their latest achievements.

This month’s observances address learning disabilities awareness, school and bus safety and digital citizenship, among others.

November puts family, gratitude and education in the forefront through various celebrations throughout the month.

The accomplishments of Alexandria City Public Schools students and staff are recognized each month. Here are some of the latest achievements within the school division.

Alexandria City Public Schools takes great pride in recognizing the many accomplishments of our students and staff. Here are some of their latest achievements.

With a new year underway, Alexandria City Public Schools is proud to begin 2024 with more recognitions for its students and staff.

Congratulations to the recipients of Alexandria City Public Schools 2024 Vision, Integrity and Passion awards in the category of licensed specialists.

Please join us in closing out Virginia School Principals Appreciation Week by extending our sincerest thanks on a job well done.

Alexandria City Public Schools is proud of all the accomplishments achieved within the school division in 2023. Our December recognition article highlights several recent achievements of note.

Alexandria City Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Melanie Kay-Wyatt has been selected as a 2023 Superintendent to Watch by the National School Public Relations Association.

We are proud to recognize our schools, students and staff and their accomplishments. In November, these recognitions include a special school military honor, award-winning staff work and student academic and athletic recognitions.

Family engagement holds the key to success within every school system, and its importance is celebrated in November during Family Engagement Month.

Alexandria City Public Schools joins the nation in celebrating American Education Week, Nov. 13-17.

National Native American Heritage Month is celebrated in November to honor the heritage and accomplishments of our continent’s first inhabitants.

Alexandria City Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Melanie Kay-Wyatt was selected to participate in the newly created Virginia Department of Education Special Education Work Group.

Our October student and staff recognitions column highlights some outstanding work in Alexandria City Public Schools. These achievements reflect what ACPS is all about, and we are proud of our students and staff.

Alexandria City Public Schools received a Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments 2023 Climate and Energy Leadership Award for its School Bus Electrification Project.

The Alexandria community came together to celebrate a new cohort of inductees who were welcomed into the Alexandria City Public Schools Athletic Hall of Fame on Oct. 14, 2023.

Make your nomination for The Washington Post Principal of the Year and Teacher of the Year Awards by Fri., Oct. 20, 2023.

Coaches help students learn how to work together as a team for the greater good and understand the importance of leadership, commitment and perseverance.

National Custodian Day is Oct. 2, 2023! This day recognizes the people who diligently work to make sure we have schools and workplaces that are clean and sanitary.

The Alexandria City Public Schools Athletic Hall of Fame welcomes a new cohort of inductees on Sat., Oct. 14, 2023.

National Hispanic Heritage Month is observed from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15 to celebrate the culture of Americans whose ancestors came from the Caribbean and Central and South America, Mexico and Spain.

According Virginia Department of Education data, Alexandria City Public Schools saw increases in division performance in annual Standards of Learning student pass rates in the areas of Mathematics, Science, Writing and History/Social Sciences.

We begin the 2023-24 school year with recognitions of students taking part in summer camps as well as staff members sharpening their skills and receiving awards for a job well done.

Alexandria City Public Schools is proud to honor the success of our students and staff. As we wrap up the academic year, some of the latest division achievements are included in our recognitions article.

Alexandria City Public Schools celebrated the Alexandria City High School Class of 2023 at a graduation ceremony held on June 3, 2023, at George Mason University EagleBank Arena.

Alexandria City High School students are in the spotlight this month. Our May recognition article highlights achievements, recognitions and post-graduation plans.

The Alexandria PTA Council honored its 2023 Golden Apple Awards recipients during Teacher Appreciation Week, May 8-12, 2023.

Alexandria City Public Schools celebrated the dedication of our educators during National Teacher Appreciation Week, May 8-12, 2023.

With graduation only weeks away, Alexandria City Public Schools is proud to recognize our students’ achievements as they prepare for their future.

School Communicators Day on May 12, 2023, celebrates our dedicated staff who ensure our families, staff and community can access information on critical issues.

National Teacher Appreciation Week, May 8-12, 2023, focuses on the impact our Alexandria City Public Schools educators have on every child’s future.

The Alexandria City School Board celebrated academic leadership in Alexandria City Public Schools at its May 4, 2023, meeting.

Real life superheroes can be found in Alexandria City Public Schools cafeterias, and the division is rallying around our staff as we celebrate School Lunch Hero Day on May 5, 2023.

Mount Vernon Community School Principal Dr. Liza Burrell-Aldana has been named the 2022-23 Principal of the Year by both Alexandria City Public Schools and The Washington Post!

The 2022-23 Alexandria City Public Schools Teacher of the Year is Nathan Hershberger. He currently teaches fifth grade math, science and social studies at George Mason Elementary School.

We are so proud to celebrate the accomplishments of our Alexandria City Public Schools students and staff over the past month in our April recognitions column.

Administrative professionals in Alexandria City Public Schools are a vital force serving the division each and every day.

Alexandria City Public Schools serves a linguistically and culturally diverse community, with students speaking 121 languages and representing 118 countries.

National Arab American Heritage Month celebrates the immeasurable contributions of Arab Americans to our nation and our community.

Our amazing volunteers provide added support to the school division, individual schools and — most importantly — our students.

Our assistant principals play a crucial role in ensuring positive values for teaching and learning and we recognize their commitment to our students and schools.

The Alexandria PTA Council Golden Apple Awards are given to educators who excel at family engagement. Take the time to nominate a teacher by Fri., April 21, 2023.

The Red Ribbon Week poster contest winners are Tasnia Rahman (William Ramsay Elementary School), Honey Lopez (Jefferson-Houston PreK-8 IB School) and Sarah McBurney (Alexandria City High School).

The achievements of our students and staff are featured each month. Just a few of our division’s accomplishments are included in the March recognitions article!

Alexandria City High School students won the Barbara Johns Youth Award for Human Relations and Civil Rights, documenting their experience as part of the Alexandria Community Remembrance Project.

Alexandria City Public Schools is proud to announce the 2022-23 Vision, Integrity and Passion employee recognition award winners in the category of support staff.

Alexandria City Essential Workers Appreciation Week was a huge success. The highlight of the week-long celebration was special event at Patrick Henry K-8 School.

Celebrating our second annual Alexandria City Essential Workers Appreciation Week is our way of saying thank you to those who give their all in supporting our community every day.

Northern Virginia Magazine is now accepting nominations for this prestigious annual award and urges the Alexandria City Public Schools community to submit nominations.

Twenty Alexandria City Public Schools teachers have been awarded new or renewed National Board Certification (NBCT) in 2022.

Public Schools Week, Feb. 27 - March 3, 2023, brings together families, educators and community members to cast light on the value of public education.

The milestone 100th day of school was celebrated in 17 of Alexandria City Public Schools on Feb. 13, 2023.

The public service of the Alexandria City School Board and its staff are recognized in February.

We are excited to highlight some of the many activities and accomplishments achieved every day in Alexandria City Public Schools.

Alexandria City Public Schools is proud to announce the recipients of the second annual VIP employee recognition awards for the licensed specialists category.

The Kick! coffee shop provides an uplifting opportunity for students with disabilities in the City-Wide program to get hands-on work experience as they hone their skills.

The Virginia Safe Routes to School Program wants to celebrate crossing guards who make a difference in our communities.

The culinary arts students at Alexandria City High School created gingerbread houses to raise funds for The Scholarship Fund of Alexandria.

The Alexandria City High School girls’ volleyball team made history on Nov. 19, 2022, winning the 2022 Volleyball State Championship in a 3-2 game against defending champion Charles J. Colgan Sr. High School.

ACPS held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Tue., Nov. 29, 2022, to mark the opening of the new Family and Community Engagement Center on the sixth floor of Ferdinand T. Day Elementary School.

Alexandria City Public Schools proudly celebrates the accomplishments of its staff and students this November as we highlight several achievements.

Alexandria City Public Schools is proud to announce the Vision, Integrity and Passion award winners in the category of transportation, nutrition services and building engineers.

The City of Alexandria is formally recognizing 2016 Titan graduates and track and field champions Noah and Josephus Lyles.

Each year, ACPS participates in The Washington Post Principal of the Year and Teacher of the Year Awards, which recognizes excellence in education in the region.

The National School Public Relations Association announced the appointment of Alexandria City Public Schools Chief of School and Community Relations Julia Burgos to its Executive Board.

EVERFI Empowered Seal Recipient • Five Cafeteria Staff Named School Lunch Heroes • National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist at ACHS

ACHS Teacher Teresa Chavis — Virginia Association of Marketing Educators 2022 Teacher of the Year • ACHS Minnie Howard Student Jammica Reindorf — AVID Summer Institute/Paths student speaker
 

ACPS fourth grade students learn basic baseball skills thanks to the partnership with Alexandria Little League. 

Alexandria People’s Assembly empowers caring adults and youth  become change agents in the community.

ACPS shines the light on Space of Her Ownand its work with ACPS students.

Alexandria Symphony Orchestra’s partnership with John Adams Elementary School first brought the Sympatico program to the school in 2012 to bring about social change through music education.

Inova is a valued partner that serves our community by providing health care services, investing in workforce development and offering programs that include those that help youth explore healthy food options.

Youngins in Progress supports Hispanic male students at Alexandria City High School in their educational journeys by providing tailored tutoring, incentives for academic achievement and resources for their families.

As Alexandria City Public Schools observes National Hispanic Heritage Month, we are shining a spotlight on Edu-Futuro. 

The Alexandria Council of PTA’s/PTSA’s invites all Alexandria City Public School families to check out its 2024 Summer Camp Directory.

We are inviting community members and employees to serve as judges at the Alexandria City Public Schools Science and Engineering Fair.

Reading Is Fundamental of Northern Virginia, through its partnership with Amazon, donated two books to every Pre-K-2 Alexandria City Public Schools student. 

The Alexandria City High School PTSA is taking part in Giving Tuesday this year to raise $20,000.

In an effort to invite families to join Alexandria City Public Schools' longstanding equity journey, the Office of Community Partnerships & Engagement partnered with Kindred Communities to facilitate a race and equity dialogue experience.

Join Alexandria City Public Schools to learn from the experiences of families, staff and community partners at workshops scheduled for October and November 2023.

Alexandria is taking a prominent stand against drug abuse as Red Ribbon Week is celebrated in October.

Common Sense Media is the nation’s leading nonprofit in supporting families as they navigate the digital world. ACPS utilizes the organization’s Digital Citizenship curriculum, designed for K-12 schools to empower students to be digital citizens.

Alexandria City Public Schools students wore big smiles as they tried on stylish new coats and shoes provided by Amazon and Operation Warm this week.

The Teen Wellness Center provides free and confidential health services for students ages 12-19 on site at Alexandria City High School’s King Street and Minnie Howard campuses.

DonorsChoose invited Alexandria City Public Schools teachers to create their own classroom wish lists, with all supplies designed to benefit student learning in the 2023-24 school year.

Community Lodgings serves approximately 130 Alexandria City Public Schools students each year who live in the city’s Arlandria neighborhood through its youth education programs.

The division’s spirit of inclusion is in full view as Alexandria City Public Schools has embraced special needs volunteer Luke Ferris, who serves as an assistant to anyone needing help in the Alexandria City High School cafeteria.

Alexandria Library’s SummerQuest 2023 program encourages children, teens and families to make reading part of their daily lives. 

Higher Achievement helps address the needs of students during their pivotal middle school years by providing academic enrichment, social-emotional tools and mentoring to encourage student success.

This spring, Alexandria City Public Schools collaborated with the Substance Abuse Prevention Coalition of Alexandria, the Teen Wellness Center and the ACPS athletics department to deliver more than 30 presentations to 1,700 middle school students.

The Alexandria City Public Schools community joins the nation in celebrating the history and contributions of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex and asexual individuals during June and beyond.

The Mental Health Matters Club at Alexandria City High School helps students improve their well-being by encouraging conversations about mental health.

The Miracle League of Alexandria shares the physical and socio-emotional benefits of playing baseball by providing an opportunity for youth and adults to step up to the plate. 

The Alexandria PTA Council honored its 2023 Golden Apple Awards recipients during Teacher Appreciation Week, May 8-12, 2023.

We are highlighting our partnership with the City of Alexandria’s Child and Family Behavioral Health Services — which provides school-based therapists at several division schools — during Mental Health Awareness Month.

Spring2ACTion, Alexandria’s annual day of giving, was a fundraising success. The robust response for the online event helps support nonprofit organizations in Alexandria.

In recognition of Earth Day on April 22, 2023, Alexandria City Public Schools is celebrating its partnership with UpCycle Creative Reuse Center this month. UpCycle connects art and the environment through the creative reuse of materials. 

Spring2ACTion, Alexandria’s annual day of giving, is just days away!

Our amazing volunteers provide added support to the school division, individual schools and — most importantly — our students.

On April 26, 2023, everyone is invited to participate in this 24-hour online event, which celebrates and supports the nonprofits in Alexandria that enrich the community.

The Alexandria PTA Council Golden Apple Awards are given to educators who excel at family engagement. Take the time to nominate a teacher by Fri., April 21, 2023.

Learn about calendar reminders and upcoming community events for April. Find out when the Alexandria City Public Schools Community Outreach team will be in your neighborhood!

The Red Ribbon Week poster contest winners are Tasnia Rahman (William Ramsay Elementary School), Honey Lopez (Jefferson-Houston PreK-8 IB School) and Sarah McBurney (Alexandria City High School).

In response to the theme “show your voice,” 129 students from 14 Alexandria City Public Schools created original works of art in all available categories.

Nominate a teacher for the 2023 Alexandria PTA Council Golden Apple Award by April 21, 2023.

Alexandria City Essential Workers Appreciation Week was a huge success. The highlight of the week-long celebration was special event at Patrick Henry K-8 School.

Girls on the Run Northern Virginia encourages Alexandria City Public Schools students to recognize their individual strengths and celebrate their connections with others through dynamic, interactive lessons and physical activity.

A school social worker determined to help families facing food insecurity turned her vision into reality by launching a food pantry at George Mason Elementary School.

Since its establishment in 2009, the Concerned Citizens Network of Alexandria has become a trusted advocate for the Alexandria City Public Schools educational community.

The Scholarship Fund of Alexandria provides the means for Alexandria City Public Schools students to achieve their post-secondary goals.

Building Momentum is a key community partner for Alexandria City Public Schools that encourages the application of classroom concepts in real world challenges for ACPS students.

The culinary arts students at Alexandria City High School created gingerbread houses to raise funds for The Scholarship Fund of Alexandria.

Among the local food resource organizations serving Alexandria is ALIVE!, which has been addressing the needs of approximately 4,000 households monthly.

This month, we spotlight our school Parent-Teacher Associations and Alexandria PTA Council as they share how they engage families.

ACPS continues to address substance use and how it can affect the community at large and our schools, and share resources for our community.

Both Move2Learn and Best Buddies International make a difference for many of our Alexandria City Public Schools students each day.

Alexandria City Public Schools, Alexandria PTA Council and Parents for Safe Alexandria Schools are hosting a school safety forum for the ACPS community.

In our September partnership story, we highlight two long-standing ACPS community partners serving the Alexandria area: Casa Chirilagua and Liberty’s Promise.

With Parents for Safe Alexandria Schools among our community partners, the school division shares information on gun violence prevention with a focus on safe practices.

The Office of Equity is proud to offer an opportunity for employees to investigate how our identities impact our work as educators. 

Sophie Huemer is the new Alexandria City Public Schools director of the Office of Capital Programs, Planning and Design Services, effective Feb. 12, 2024.

Alexandria City Public Schools is migrating from Employee Self-Service to Employee Access and requests that all staff update their information by March 8, 2024, in ESS.

If you are ready to take your teaching to the next level, attend a National Board Certification information session to see if it might be right for you.

The 2024 ACPS Employee Wellness Bingo is currently underway! Staff can participate in the challenge by completing a short Google form by March 22, 2024. 

A fabulous smile and good-looking teeth may be the first things you think about when it comes to dental and oral health, but there is so much more.

The deadline to nominate your outstanding colleagues for the leadership category is Feb. 9, 2024.

Please note that the Department of Human Resources is in the process of developing the work calendars based on the approval of the academic calendars.

If you are a current licensed contract employee seeking a transfer to a new location, please complete the Transfer Interest Form by Fri., Jan. 26, 2024.

The Alexandria City Public Schools Department of Teaching, Learning and Leadership has shared the following professional learning opportunities.

Alexandria City Public Schools offers the Family and Medical Leave Act to eligible employees and follows the guidelines established by the Department of Labor. 

As we close out the month of January, here are some featured news reports that helped to tell the stories from our wonderful schools.

Alexandria City Public Schools, along with Arlington Public Schools and Fairfax County Public Schools, is leading a cohort for educators interested in earning a Virginia library media endorsement with Longwood University.

At the Alexandria City School Board meeting on Jan. 18, 2024, the School Board amended four policies and the superintendent approved revisions to the associated regulations.

With more snow expected in February, it is important to prepare your vehicle and home and review what to do during a winter emergency.

If you are a current licensed contract employee seeking a transfer to a new location, please complete the Transfer Interest Form by Fri., Jan. 26, 2024. 

The Office of Capital Programs, Planning and Design wants to hear about your commute to develop a strategic plan focused on increasing opportunities for staff to carpool, take transit, bike or walk to work.

It is important to prioritize your health during the next few weeks so that you can enjoy winter and have a positive start to 2024.

Alexandria City Public Schools policy revisions that are adopted by the Alexandria City School Board are available to access on our website.

Alexandria City Public Schools policy revisions that are adopted by the Alexandria City School Board are available to access on our website.

Effective immediately, the use of purchase cards issued by Alexandria City Public Schools is no longer allowed for software purchases.

Electing to receive Wage and Tax statements digitally will provide you with earlier, secure and remote access.

The Department of Financial Services will be working on a payroll schedule this month that differs from the regular schedule.

The Alexandria City Public Schools Department of Teaching Learning and Leadership is excited to share some upcoming engagement opportunities for staff.

Although getting started and staying committed can be challenging, staying on track is possible with the right resources and a plan.

The deadline to nominate your outstanding colleagues for the licensed specialist category is Dec. 1, 2023.

Beginning Mon., Nov. 27, 2023, employees can experience a week full of themed virtual events, free COVID-19 and flu shot clinics and a wellness gift for all employees.

Alexandria City Public Schools staff are reminded that parent consent is required in order to use the Additional Approved Apps that are not purchased for use by the division.

The deadline to nominate your outstanding colleagues for the licensed specialist category is Dec. 1, 2023.

To encourage your class to learn more about the indigenous populations, check out the following resources provided by the Alexandria City Public Schools Department of Student Services and Equity.

Today, Nov. 10, 2023, is the last day for all full-time staff entries to the raffle to win a voucher to the Balian Springs, a social wellness center. 

Although the thought of an extra hour of sleep may be appealing to some, others may take more time to get adjusted to the new schedule.

Alexandria City Public Schools has announced that Gerson Paniagua will serve as the new assistant director of school engagement and community partnerships, effective Oct. 23, 2023.

All full-time ACPS staff can enter a raffle to win a voucher to the Balian Springs, a social wellness center. 

Human Resources offers an annual job reclassification process for eligible employees. All requests must be submitted by Tue., Oct. 31, 2023.

Alexandria City High School Teacher Joseph Reid is partnering with Titan Morning Announcements and the Library of Congress to interview Alexandria City Public Schools veterans.

Basketball is known to have many health benefits, including increased coordination, improved muscle strength and higher quality sleep.

Alexandria City High School Teacher Joseph Reid is partnering with Titan Morning Announcements and the Library of Congress to interview ACPS veterans.

Alexandria City Public Schools will launch the Performance Matters Test History Portal to families on Oct. 27, 2023.

Friends of the Beatley Central Library will be giving away free books to teachers on Oct. 23, 3:30-7 p.m., at the Beatley Central Library.

Horticulture therapy, better known as garden therapy, involves participating in gardening activities to promote physical, mental and emotional wellness.

Alexandria City Public Schools is pleased to announce the appointment of Rene Paschal as acting executive director of school leadership, effective Oct. 2, 2023.

Lauren Walker has been confirmed as the Alexandria City Public Schools assistant budget director, effective Oct. 2, 2023.

Alexandria City Public Schools is embarking on another fiscal planning year and the Budget Office is working closely with staff throughout the division.

Each year, October marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a time devoted to educating people around the world about breast cancer, its early detection and access to high-quality care.

National Custodian Day is Oct. 2, 2023! This day recognizes the people who diligently work to make sure we have schools and workplaces that are clean and sanitary.

The division has an established payroll deduction program that allows staff members to contribute directly to the Alexandria City Public Schools Employees Scholarship.

The Alexandria City Public Schools Department of Human Resources offers an annual job reclassification process for eligible employees.

As we close out the month of September, here are some featured news reports that helped to tell the stories from our wonderful schools. 

Although the fall season can be a happy time for many, it is critical to be mindful of the common illnesses that occur during the colder months.

Over the last several weeks, Technology Services has communicated to staff their ability to enable two-factor authentication for their Google Workspace accounts. Missing the Sept. 21, 2023, deadline means getting locked out of your email.

The Vision, Integrity and Passion Awards program honors outstanding employees. Nominations are now open for the transportation, nutrition services and building engineers category.

To ensure that an employee's job responsibilities continue to align with the written job title and compensation, Alexandria City Public Schools offers an annual job reclassification process for eligible employees.

A great aspect of fall is being able to take advantage of cooler temperatures. Take a look at some of the activities that you can enjoy around the City of Alexandria this fall.

The Alexandria City Public School Department of Financial Services' procurement team is working diligently to transition our bottled water services to Ready Refresh.

Nominations are now open for the transportation, nutrition services and building engineers category. Staff can nominate a colleague from this category through Fri., Sept. 29, 2023.

Ashley Carter Sinclair has been appointed the new campus administrator of Alexandria City High School’s King Street Campus, effective Sept. 11, 2023.

The Alexandria City Public Schools Department of Financial Services invites staff to join a virtual open house on the ExecuTime and MUNIS platforms.

Available in many different forms, puzzles are a fun activity that can provide numerous health and social-emotional benefits.

Alexandria City Public Schools is proud to announce the return of its third annual Vision Integrity and Passion Awards for the 2023-24 school year.

DonorsChoose is a non-profit organization that connects teachers with donors to support their classroom needs. If you are an ACPS educator in need of additional classroom supplies and materials, create your wishlist today.

ACPS in the News is back! Each month, we highlight news stories showcasing the exceptional work in our school division.

Staying active during the day can be challenging with work and other priorities, but you can incorporate movement into your daily routine with just a few adjustments.

Throughout the first several weeks of school, Technology Services will enable “two-step verification” within Alexandria City Public Schools Google Workspace.

Alexandria City Public Schools has announced that Lance Harrell was appointed as campus administrator at the Alexandria City High School Minnie Howard Campus, effective Aug. 28, 2023.

Robert M. Falconi has been named the new division counsel for Alexandria City Public Schools, effective Oct. 2, 2023.

DonorsChoose is a non-profit organization that connects teachers with donors to support their classroom needs. If you are an ACPS educator in need of additional classroom supplies and materials, create your wishlist today.

Alexandria City Public Schools is proud to announce the return of its third annual Vision Integrity and Passion Awards for the 2023-24 school year.

Throughout the first several weeks of school, Technology Services will enable “two-step verification” within Alexandria City Public Schools Google Workspace.

Studies have linked dogs and other pets to decreased blood pressure and cholesterol levels, reduced loneliness or anxiety and much more.

The Alexandria City Public Schools Office of Athletics and Student Activities invites all teachers to attend its second annual Teacher Appreciation BBQ on Fri., Sept. 8, 2023.

As the summer months come to a close, there is still time to take advantage of the seasonal harvest and all of the nutrients it has to offer.

Alexandria City Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Kay-Wyatt will celebrate student achievement, honor the contributions that all ACPS staff make to education and outline her priorities for this year. 

Throughout the first several weeks of school, Technology Services will enable “two-step verification” within Alexandria City Public Schools Google Workspace, which includes your Gmail, Calendar, Docs and other applications.

Defined as “the practice of tricking internet users into revealing personal or confidential information which can be used illicitly,” phishing attempts are getting more complex and harder for users to identify.

The Alexandria City Public Schools Department of Financial Services invites ACPS staff to join a virtual open house on the ExecuTime and MUNIS platforms.

Taking some time before the first day of school to reflect on your past year and set new wellness goals is critical to your overall well-being.

Amy Creed will take on the role of Alexandria City Public Schools director of specialized instructional programs. The promotion is effective Aug. 1, 2023.

When exercising or participating in outdoor activities, it is important to stay hydrated throughout the day. Enjoy the summer and outdoor activities safely!

As we close out the 2022-23 school year, we want to highlight the great work being done throughout our school division.

Alexandria City Public Schools is excited to announce that Jeanette Vinson has been selected as the new principal at George Washington Middle School.

On June 6, 2023, Alexandria City Public Schools hosted a Question-and-Answer Webinar for staff to address changes to the 2023-24 ACPS employee salary scales and 2023-24 contracts.

The newly produced video, “Welcome to ACPS,” leads a digital journey through the City of Alexandria to provide a glimpse of the activities and attractions we enjoy in our city.

Alexandria City Public Schools held a ceremony on June 7, 2023, to honor the 72 dedicated professionals from across the division who retired during Fiscal Year 2023.

Carpal tunnel syndrome, rheumatoid arthritis and tendonitis are all among the list of musculoskeletal disorders affecting approximately 1.71 billion people worldwide.

Staff are invited to join a Question-and-Answer Webinar at 4 p.m. on Tue., June 6, 2023, that will address changes to the 2023-24 Alexandria City Public Schools salary scales.

Now is the time for Alexandria City Public Schools employees to review health insurance and other benefit options for 2023-24 so that you can make the best choices for you and your family.

Once the transition is complete and we have officially launched, staff will be able to use Google to access their ACPS email account and calendar.

As we close out the month of May, here are some featured news reports that helped to tell the stories from our wonderful Alexandria City Public Schools schools.

In order to better understand and serve you, we kindly ask that you share your thoughts via an online survey by June 11, 2023.

Eating disorders — such as anorexia nervosa, bulimia and binge eating disorder — affect 9% of people worldwide.

Alexandria City Public Schools is excited to announce that Anika Buster-Singleton has been selected to serve as the new principal at Francis C. Hammond Middle School.

Now is the time for Alexandria City Public Schools employees to review health insurance and other benefit options for 2023-24 so that you can make the best choices for you and your family.

The Alexandria PTA Council honored its 2023 Golden Apple Awards recipients during Teacher Appreciation Week, May 8-12, 2023.

Alexandria City Public Schools will honor our 2023 retirees at the annual Retirement Ceremony on Wed., June 7, 2023, 4:45-6:30 p.m., in the Alexandria City High School cafeteria.

In order to better understand and serve you, we kindly ask that you share your thoughts via an online survey by June 11, 2023.

Anxiety disorders are the most common mental health disorders, affecting about 30% of adults at some point in their lives.

In anticipation of contract notifications going out in early June, we want to share some important and exciting highlights regarding the 2023-24 school year contracts.

The Alexandria City Public Schools Department of Technology Services will be sharing training resources over the next several weeks as we move from Zimbra to Gmail.

Mark your calendars! Alexandria City Public Schools will honor 2023 retirees at the annual Retirement Ceremony on Wed., June 7, 2023, 4:45-6:30 p.m.

Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder is a common mental disorder affecting one’s ability to focus and control behavior. While it is commonly diagnosed in adolescence, ADHD can be identified throughout one’s life.

Now is the time for Alexandria City Public Schools employees to review health insurance and other benefit options for 2023-24 so that you can make the best choices for you and your family.

All full-time Alexandria City Public Schools staff can enter a raffle for a pair of tickets to the D.C. United game against Nashville SC on Sat., May 13, 2023, at 7:30 p.m.

In recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month, it is important to take time to understand mental health and commit to taking care of your mental well-being.

Today is the deadline to nominate your outstanding colleagues for the fourth and final 2022-23 Alexandria City Public Schools Vision, Integrity and Passion Awards.

As we close out the month of April, here are some featured news reports that helped to tell the stories from our wonderful schools.

The deadline to nominate your outstanding colleagues for the leadership category is next Fri., May 5, 2023. The leadership category includes all Central Office and building-level administration.

Between Fri., April 21, and Fri., May 5, 2023, all full-time staff can enter a raffle for a pair of tickets to the D.C. United game against Nashville SC on Sat., May 13, 2023, at 7:30 p.m.

Today, Fri., April 28, 2023, is the last day available for staff to share their feedback in an online form with the Department of Technology Services.

Wearing sunscreen during the summer is crucial in keeping your skin healthy and safe from sunburn damage. Consistent overexposure can be extremely harmful, leading to skin discoloration or even skin cancer.

Taneika Taylor Tukan has been named to the role of assistant director of School Engagement and Community Partnerships at Alexandria City Public Schools, effective April 10, 2023.

Alexandria City Public Schools invites educators to join a virtual information session on the “Grow a Teacher” partnership with the University of Virginia School of Education and Human Development.

The Alexandria City Public Schools Department of Technology Services is seeking employee input as they plan their 2023-28 technology plan. 

Between Fri., April 21, and Fri., May 5, 2023, all full-time ACPS staff can enter a raffle to win a pair of tickets to the D.C. United game against Nashville SC on Sat., May 13, 2023!

Our region saw the highest tree pollen count since 2010 in April 2023. On days with high pollen counts, experts suggest avoiding extended periods outdoors to minimize allergic reactions.

Join the Department of Teaching, Learning and Leadership on Tue., April 18, 2023, 3:30-4:30 p.m., for an information session hosted on Zoom.

The deadline to nominate your outstanding colleagues for the leadership category is Fri., May 5, 2023.

Everyone encounters stress at times, but it is important to note that it is manageable and to not let it consume you.

Michael E. Burch has been appointed as the lead administrator for operations and student support for Alexandria City High School, effective April 10, 2023.

Alexandria City Public Schools is thrilled to announce that we are continuing our summer learning enrichment programs! The deadline for submitting applications is Sun., May 7, 2023, at 11:59 p.m.

As we close out the month of March, here are some featured news reports that helped to tell the stories from our wonderful schools. 

Join the Department of Teaching, Learning and Leadership on Wed., April 12, or Tue., April 18, 2023, for an information session hosted on Zoom.

It is important to recharge throughout the school year to make sure you do not experience workplace burnout. The most effective way to recharge is to actually use your break as a time to relax.

As we head off to Spring Break, Alexandria City Public Schools is thrilled to announce that we are continuing our summer learning enrichment programs for all current PreK-7 students!

Amy Balas has been appointed the assistant director of Citywide Programs and Behavior Services for Alexandria City Public Schools, effective March 27, 2023.

The nomination process is now open for the fourth and final category of the 2022-23 Alexandria City Public Schools Vision, Integrity and Passion Awards.

All full-time staff can enter a raffle to win a pair of tickets to the Washington Nationals baseball game on April 14, 2023, at 7:05 p.m.

Friends of the Beatley Central Library will be giving away free books to teachers on March 27, 3:30-6 p.m., at the Beatley Central Library.

The Department of Human Resources will host its final retirement seminar at 4 p.m. on March 30, 2023, at Central Office in conference room 510.

Join the Department of Teaching, Learning and Leadership on April 12 or April 18, 2023, for an information session on National Board Certification.

Alexandria City Public Schools Employee Wellness makes it easier for staff to practice the six tenets of wellness: physical, mental, spiritual, emotional, social and environmental.

Alexandria City Public Schools is proud to announce the 2022-23 Vision, Integrity and Passion employee recognition award winners in the category of support staff.

Michael A. Diggins has been appointed executive director of student services for Alexandria City Public Schools, and will assume the position on April 10, 2023.

Are you planning to retire in 2023? The Alexandria City Public Schools Department of Human Resources will be hosting two additional retirement seminars.

Between Fri., March 17, and Mon., March 27, 2023, all full-time ACPS staff can enter a raffle to win a pair of tickets to the Washington Nationals game.

Friends of the Beatley Central Library will be giving away free books to teachers on Mon., March 27, 3:30-6 p.m., at the Beatley Central Library.

Visiting your favorite restaurants often has a negative association, but that does not have to be the case.

Are you planning to retire in 2023? The Alexandria City Public Schools Department of Human Resources will be hosting three retirement seminars throughout the month of March.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, one in three adults do not get a consistent amount of sleep every night.

Twenty Alexandria City Public Schools teachers have been awarded new or renewed National Board Certification (NBCT) in 2022.

As we close out the month of February, here are some featured news reports that helped to tell the stories from our wonderful ACPS schools. 

ACPS Employee Wellness is partnering with Stroke Smart Alexandria to increase awareness of stroke symptoms in an effort to be able to spot and stop a stroke.

We hope to hear from you in the third annual Alexandria City Public Schools Equity for All Climate Survey before it closes on Sun., Feb. 26, 2023.

A brief community engagement survey on the potential use of weapons screening equipment in Alexandria City Public Schools is now open through March 8, 2023.

Alexandria City Public Schools debuted the launch of a recruitment campaign titled “Join Our Equity Journey: Live. Impact. Grow.” with a one-minute video following the lives of five employees.

High blood pressure is a primary risk factor for heart disease, affecting 47% of adults in the United States.

The Alexandria City Public Schools Procurement Office is asking staff to reflect on their experience with the division’s printing and copier services.

Taking the Equity for all Climate Survey survey assists us in attaining an equitable learning environment in keeping with the goals set in the 2025 Strategic Plan.

Alexandria City Public Schools and The George Washington University will host their first Special Education Residency Program Informational Workshop on Fri., Feb. 24, 2023, at 3 p.m. via Zoom.

Dr. Eric K. Coleman has been selected as the new director of School Nutrition Services for Alexandria City Public Schools, having assumed his position Feb. 6, 2023.

Christopher Speich assumed the role of campus administrator at Alexandria City High School on Jan. 17, 2023, after having served in this position in an acting role.

Centered around fruits, vegetables, whole grains and heart-healthy fats, the Mediterranean lifestyle promotes cardiovascular health.

The Alexandria City School Board voted at its Feb. 16, 2023, meeting to approve the Combined Funds Budget for the 2023-24 school year of $359.9 million for Alexandria City Public Schools.

Staff can submit their feedback until Tues., Feb. 28, 2023, through the 2022-23 network copier/printer survey.

The third annual Alexandria City Public Schools Equity for All Climate Survey is now open and is a vital part of our ongoing mission to ensure success and address barriers to learning.

ACPS and GW will host their first Special Education Residency Program Informational Workshop on Fri., Feb. 24, 2023, at 3:00 p.m. via Zoom.

The Alexandria City for Public Schools Procurement Office is asking staff to reflect on their experience with the division’s printing and copier services.

February is National Heart Month, and it is important to continue learning and acknowledging healthy heart tips.

The third annual Alexandria City Public Schools Equity for All Climate Survey is now open. Participants are asked to share their perceptions of schools and the school division.

The consultant has provided the Alexandria City School Board with a report they prepared on the stakeholder feedback they have gathered from the ACPS community.

As we observe Black History Month, the Alexandria City Public Schools Department of Student Services and Equity has compiled resources for educators.

Alexandria City Public Schools and The George Washington University will host their first Special Education Residency Program Informational Workshop on Fri., Feb. 24, 2023, at 3 p.m. via Zoom.

The Alexandria City for Public Schools Procurement Office is asking staff to reflect on their experience with the division’s printing and copier services.

As we close out the month of January, here are some featured news reports that helped shine a light on the good work happening in our wonderful ACPS schools.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the leading cause of death in our nation is heart disease.

Your feedback will assist in understanding the content that is important and useful to your daily work as an ACPS employee.

The support staff category includes central office support, building-level support, administrative assistants, instructional assistants, ACPS monitors and school security monitors.

Alexandria City Public Schools is launching an innovative partnership with The George Washington University’s Graduate School of Education and Human Development.

Mark your calendar for the annual Alexandria City Public Schools Equity for All Climate Survey, which will open on Fri., Feb. 3, 2023, and will be available through Sun., Feb. 26, 2023. 

The ACPS Virtual Transfer Fair will be held on Fri., Feb. 3, 2023, through Zoom. All interview details will be provided by principals prior to the event.

Planning your meals ahead of time can save you the stress on your next trip to the grocery store.

Alexandria City Public Schools is proud to announce the recipients of the second annual VIP employee recognition awards for the licensed specialists category.

The Office of Communications is seeking staff feedback via the ACPS Internal Portal Feedback Form now until Fri., Jan 27, 2023.

Managing a new lifestyle can be challenging, but careful planning and time management can help set you up for success.

To ensure ACPS can identify vacancies early and plan effectively for the upcoming staffing season, the ACPS Department of Human Resources is asking all employees to inform HR of their intended employment status with the division for the 2023-24 school year.

Have you been considering a transfer to another one of Alexandria City Public Schools’ dynamic 18 schools? The ACPS staff transfer process is here.

Dr. Erin Cromwell Stone has been selected as the new director of special programs and related services for Alexandria City Public Schools.

The Office of Communications is seeking staff feedback via the ACPS Internal Portal Feedback Form now until Fri., Jan 27, 2023.

Preventative care is a proactive approach to staying healthy. It includes regular screenings to help manage your health and decreases the risk of developing issues.

Beginning Mon., Jan. 9, 2023, the Department of Technology Services will officially launch a new ticketing system. Staff will no longer have to request assistance through email.

The Department of Human Resources is asking all employees to inform them of their intended employment status with the division for the 2023-24 school year.

Alexandria City Public Schools staff are invited to volunteer at the 2023 ACPS Science and Engineering Fair, scheduled for Thurs., Jan. 26, 2023.

Whether it is physical wellness, spending more with family and friends or making more time for yourself, the start of 2023 can be a great time to begin working on your goals.

As we head into the winter months, Alexandria City Public Schools has planned for the days when in-person instruction may not be possible.

It is easy to get caught up in the holiday fun, but addressing your own wellness needs is essential.

As we close out 2022, here are some featured news reports that helped to tell the stories of our wonderful ACPS schools in November and December. 

Alexandria City Public Schools is pleased to announce that Dr. Marcia Jackson has been selected for the new role of chief of student services and equity.

The school leadership of George Washington Middle School is transitioning at this time, with current Academic Principal Jeanette Vinson taking on the role of acting principal.

The ACPS Department of Financial Services will be working on a payroll schedule this month that is different from the regular schedule.

Alexandria City Public Schools is pleased to begin offering all ACPS employees electronic delivery of their 2022 Wage and Tax (W-2) statement.

Starting Jan. 9, 2023, the Alexandria City Public Schools Department of Technology Services will launch a new HelpDesk software program.

Alexandria City Public Schools is pleased to welcome Dr. Jamila Mannie as the new principal of the Northern Virginia Juvenile Detention Center School.

Staff are invited to volunteer at the ACPS Science and Engineering Fair, scheduled for Thurs., Jan. 26, 2023, at Alexandria City High School - King Street Campus.

Although your preferred environment may not be feasible during the winter, being active and maintaining physical wellness is still possible.

The City of Alexandria’s Office of Housing announced the opening of a lottery process for affordable homeownership units at Dylan Condominiums.

Staff have until today, Fri., Dec. 2, 2022, to nominate their outstanding colleagues for the licensed specialist category.

ACPS employees eligible for a one-time state bonus payment of $1,000.00 can expect to receive the money via direct deposit on Dec. 15, 2022.

The ACPS Department of Human Resources is hosting two opportunities for new employees to check in with HR staff for updates and reminders of specific interest to employees new to the school division.

Being mindful and staying committed to a healthy lifestyle can help you maintain physical health while enjoying some of your holiday favorites.

The nomination process for the second category of the 2022-23 Vision, Integrity and Passion (VIP) Awards are underway!

The ACPS Insider Employee Health & Wellness column highlights financial wellness during the fall and winter months. 

Alexandria City Public Schools is proud to announce the Vision, Integrity and Passion award winners in the category of transportation, nutrition services and building engineers.

MeChale’ Johnson is joining Alexandria City Public Schools ACPS as its new director of pupil transportation and fleet management.

Azjargal “Azuka” Bartlett is taking on a new role in ACPS as director of capital programs, planning and design.

Beginning in 1975, National Diabetes Awareness Month was established to bring awareness to the chronic condition. About 30.3 million Americans (1 in 10 people) have diabetes.

As the school year progresses and the winter months are quickly approaching, ACPS encourages all staff to download the free ParentSquare mobile app.

Alexandria City Public Schools will partner with CVS Pharmacy throughout the month of November to conduct pop-up flu shot clinics for staff.

To support staff wellness, ACPS is launching a weekly health and wellness column in the ACPS Insider newsletter that provides staff with tips, resources, activities and more.

Alexandria City Public Schools will partner with CVS Pharmacy throughout the month of November to conduct pop-up flu shot clinics for staff.

As we close out the month of October, here are some featured news reports that helped to tell the stories from our wonderful ACPS schools. 

Alexandria City Public Schools is pleased to announce the appointment of Rene Paschal as acting executive director of human resources, effective Oct. 24, 2022.

The deadline for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness application is Oct. 31, 2022. The U.S. Department of Education also recently announced their three-part student debt relief plan.

Alexandria City Public Schools has received a grant through the Virginia Department of Education to support staff members pursuing a Virginia teaching license with the cost of post-graduate coursework.

Virginia Retirement System, in partnership with Securian Financial Group, has increased the available coverage for the optional life insurance to VRS members to up to eight times their salary.

To provide staff with insight into the budget process, the Department of Financial Services has provided some information and key dates for ACPS staff.

Alexandria City Public Schools is proud to announce that its second annual Vision, Integrity and Passion employee recognition awards program will begin for the 2022-23 school year.

The ACPS Family and Community Engagement Center has provided a list of helpful tips that staff can use when drafting messages that will be translated through ParentSquare.

As the school year progresses, we want to highlight the great work being done throughout our school division.

The Department of Teaching, Learning and Leadership is partnering with the NWEA to host a lunch and learn session from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Oct. 6, 2022, at Alexandria City High School.

In honor of National Hispanic Heritage Month, Alexandria City Public Schools is highlighting a few resources that teachers can share with their students throughout the school year.

Alexandria City Public Schools is pleased to announce that Dr. Victor Martin has been selected as the new executive director of student support teams for the school division.

Alexandria City Public Schools is pleased to announce the selection of Deneé Scott as the director of K-12 school counseling for the division.

Alexandria City Public Schools is pleased to announce the selection of Brielle Welch as the director of equitable practices for the division.

Alexandria City Public Schools is pleased to announce the selection of Dr. Robin Wallin as the director of school health services for the division.

If you are ready to take your teaching career to the next level, join the ACPS Office of School Leadership on Thursday, Sept. 15, 2022, at 3:30 p.m. for a National Board Certification information session held on Zoom.

All ACPS employees are required to complete annual compliance trainings through the Vector Solutions training platform.

Join the ACPS Office of School Leadership on Thursday, Sept. 15, 2022, at 3:30 p.m. for a National Board Certification information session held on Zoom.

Please make sure you log into ParentSquare to update your account settings and start using the platform’s robust engagement features.

Learn about calendar reminders and upcoming community events for September.

Alexandria City Public Schools is offering a $3,000 financial recruitment incentive for newly-hired, full-time bus drivers for the school division.

The Alexandria City Public Schools Department of Human Resources is launching a new Twitter handle on Aug. 19, 2022.

We ask all staff to take every opportunity possible to talk to families about how important it is to complete Back to School forms by Sept. 30, 2022.