From April 22-29, our administrative staff will be moving from the Sylvester Small Administration Building at 70 N. Broadway St. to its new offices at 10 N. Main St.

Watch the North Vikings take on the Buchtel Griffins at Old Forge!

Watch highlights from the baseball game on April 8, 2019 - North Vikings vs. Buchtel Griffins!

“Chambers,” the new horror series created by Leah Rachel (Firestone class of 2004), debuts Friday on Netflix.

Nearly 300 students at Mason Elementary School in Akron will be assured meals and snacks over spring break thanks to members of three local churches who delivered bags of food to every child in grades K-6.

On Thursday, April 18, kindergarten-through-second-grade students at Crouse CLC put on a flash mob for Ms. Bruce (Principal) and Ms. Hines (Dean of Students).

Why choose schools in the Kenmore-Garfield Cluster?

Tech Transform is being presented for its third year in a row, and it is even bigger and better than before.

The Board of Education is the official body representing the citizens of Akron on all matters of public education. The Board is non-partisan and non-sectarian.

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Kudos! APS, North High School and National Inventors Hall of Fame STEM High School have something to put in their trophy cases.

Please join us this year as Case CLC hosts its seventh Annual Race for Case.

Perrysburg Local Schools Superintendent Tom Hosler contributed his time and efforts to shedding more light on the Cupp-Patterson Fair School Funding Plan for Ohio's public schools.

Destiny Druso, Aylena Rush and Chaudralyn Bell, seniors in Eric Mathews' North High School DECA Youth Philanthropy Group, have chosen to award a grant of $1,500 to Junior Achievement of North Central Ohio.

Three STEM students have reached their goal of becoming Eagle Scouts. Following is information in their projects, plans after graduation, hobbies, and the impact STEM had on their success with the Scouts.

With a goal to educate Akron Public Schools’ (APS) students about the importance of healthy eating and how real food reaches their plate, APS partnered with Mustard Seed Market to provide 1,500 third-graders (78 classrooms) with a sample box of fresh vegetables to enhance their classroom gardens.

Sophomore Chandler Forshee is the Akron Public Schools student representative to the board of education from Kenmore-Garfield High School.

Akron Public Schools (APS) College & Career Academies Middle School Initiative has been awarded a multi-year grant by the Martha Holden Jennings Foundation (MHJF).

Thank you to all those who generously give to APS. Your help secures a brighter future for all students!

Jennings CLC (middle school) has received First Place in the Canton Scholastic Chess Tournament. Jennings students also won first place overall for the tournament.

Today, Akron Mayor Dan Horrigan and Health Commissioner Donna Skoda joined together with community partners to mark the public release of Akron’s Youth Violence Prevention Strategic Plan.

On Thursday, April 4, 100+ eighth-graders from Akron Public Schools (APS), accompanied by their school counselor, attended the fourth annual National Society of Black Engineer (NSBE) STEM Career Day at The University of Akron.

Saturday, April 6, saw 90 pluse students, staff and parents from eight Akron Public Schools (APS) high schools attended Goodyear STEM Day at The University of Akron.

We wanted to share with you a few images and stories from three of our preschool programs.

Why choose schools in the Firestone Cluster?