The School and Family Partnerships Office’s mission is to support AACPS goals by encouraging collaborative relationships among families, community members and schools. Each month, Family & Community Corner will offer ideas and resources to help you nurture family and community partnerships within your school.

“I believe [the STEM Program] has opened doors and granted me so much preparation for the years to come.”

March 16th, 2016|

"Looking into the next couple years, I hope to be studying nursing at a university. STEM has prepared me to do so, giving me connections and opportunities that I won’t ever forget." --Amanda

From Student to Employee—A Wonderful Experience in Crofton

March 16th, 2016|

"It has been a wonderful experience to be at Crofton Woods, the families have been wonderful to work with and it has been my pleasure to now have the children of past students enrolling at Crofton Woods." --Nila Brown

March-Office of Digital Media and Learning Services

March 8th, 2016|

Vision: The Office of Digital Media envisions school libraries that are the hub of the school and are innovative, vibrant, and flexible spaces, staffed with school librarians who inspire students to become tech savvy and independent life-long readers and learners.

Mission: The mission of the Office of Digital Media is to […]

“Evelyn Foutty was a force of nature at Benfield Elementary”

March 8th, 2016|

"Evelyn Foutty was a force of nature at Benfield Elementary School in the 70s." --Mary Claire Chesshire

Co-Curricular Programs: Helping Students Choose their Passion

March 7th, 2016|

Co-curricular programs are an important part of Anne Arundel County Public Schools (AACPS)’s five-year strategic plan because they offer students and their family choice in their education. But what is a co-curricular program? What does that term mean and how do these programs support our students?

Grateful for my Amazing Teachers

March 7th, 2016|

"Through the past couple years, I have had great teachers at Central Elementary, Central Middle, and South River High Schools." --Ian, Grade 11