Teaching & Learning

Yvette Johnson

Secretary
330.761.2926
yjohson@apslearns.org

The Teaching and Learning Department oversees teacher curriculum program development at APS. We help students succeed by simultaneously developing the skills of our teachers and ensuring curriculum is challenging, achievable and in accordance with state standards.

Some of the ways we accomplish this include:

curriculum development
instructional framework and support
professional development
student programs
technology
testing and feedback

APS Grades 9-12 Courses

High School Course Catalog

Students enrolled in APS high schools have a large selection of opportunities available with challenging and enriching coursework that prepares each student for careers and life. We encourage students and families to review the courses offered at each school by clicking on any of the course selection forms and then utilize the search features below for course details.

The school counselor will advise students during the enrollment process to ensure that selected courses support the interests and goals of each student.

Note About the High School Course Catalog

Many APS courses are specific to a certain high school program, such as IB, JROTC or a College & Career Academy Pathway. Other courses may be available across all high schools. Student athletes with NCAA potential, as well as students interested in College Credit Plus or CTAG coursework, should be sure to review course options with their counselor for eligibility. Course availability may be subject to change based on staffing and student enrollment.

High School Course Selection Forms

Ohio Graduation Pathways

Additional Resources

APS Middle School Courses

Middle School Course Catalog

Students enrolled in APS middle schools have many courses available to them as they prepare for high school. The school counselor will work with your student to ensure the best academic opportunities. The middle school course forms are for informational purposes only. Your individual middle school may have course enrollment procedures in place unique to their campus.