Dear Logan Families,
I want to thank the Logan staff for helping students navigate and understand their community, country and world as they once again witnessed unprecedented historical events this past week. Following the riots at the Capitol last week, our staff created spaces for children to discuss the events they witnessed. They did so in developmentally appropriate ways while helping guide students’ understanding and reassuring them that Logan and their community continue be safe and welcoming places. At Logan, we remain committed to our core values. We celebrate the diversity of this community, we will continue to ensure that all voices are heard, and we strive to ensure that all people are treated with equal respect. Your support of our staff in their efforts is both necessary and appreciated. Thank you.
In this Weekly Update, I’ve included information about:
- MLK Assembly
- University of Michigan – MLK Children and Youth Program
- District Library Newsletter
- Helpful Links on the AAPS Website
As always, if you have any questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to reach out.
Sincerely,
Will Wright
MLK Assembly
Please join us this Friday, January 15 at 1:00pm for our annual Martin Luther King Jr. Assembly. This year, the event will take place via Zoom. Ms. Joslin has been working on preparing a musical performance featuring many of our Logan Leopards. You can access the assembly at the link below.
Zoom Link: https://a2schools.zoom.us/j/97671876572
University of Michigan – MLK Children and Youth Program
The 22nd annual MLK Children and Youth Program takes place on January 18, 2021. Celebrate the legacy of Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with programming for children and youth via zoom. Information and registration here.
District Library Newsletter
There AAPS Library department has created a monthly newsletter. Here is a link to the first edition.
Helpful Links on the AAPS Website
