If you ran in the iRun fundraiser for Albany Public Schools Foundation last weekend — or if you supported a runner — you will likely find your photo in the event gallery from Jodi B. Herrling Photography.
Dozens of photos are available. Check out the gallery.
The annual fun run to support the Albany Public Schools Foundation was last weekend and schools competed to turn out the most participants. Congratulations for Albany Options and Timber Ridge for bringing the most runners!
The following thank you is from APSF Executive Director Aimee Addison:
Thank you for helping make this the best iRun for Kids ever! We had 737 registrations and 671 runners. Last year we were at 626.
The winners for the 2018 iRun for Kids school contest are:
A huge thank you to all of the schools that participated! We really appreciate all of your hard work in promoting iRun for Kids and supporting the Albany Public Schools Foundation. The proceeds from this benefit the Foundation and our programs including classroom grants for teachers, elementary and middle school enrichment, Sources of Strength and scholarships for graduating seniors.
Greater Albany Public Schools will be using online services for student registration and applying for free/reduced meals for the 2018-19 school year. An important information flyer was included with your child’s semester report card.
Thank you!
Las Escuelas Públicas de Greater Albany, estarán usando servicios en el Internet para la inscripción de los estudiantes y solicitar comidas gratis/a precio reducido, para el año escolar 2018-19. Un volante con información importante fue incluido con el reporte de calificaciones semestral de su hijo/a.
¡Gracias!
The prep work is nearly done for the major bond-funded construction projects. Planning has included seeking permits, planning for logistics for each site, creating a work timeline and, of course, designing the projects.
Construction work will start as soon as school is out at South Albany High School, West Albany High School, the new elementary school near Timber Ridge, the replacement of Oak Grove Elementary and the middle school vocational/CTE classrooms.
It is an exciting time. We will share more details as the work progresses. Here are design concept videos for each project:
South Albany High School
West Albany High School
New elementary school near Timber Ridge
Oak Grove Elementary School replacement
Questions about the bond? Check out our new Frequently Asked Questions page.
