Thousands Attend the HBCU Festival at the Mann
Thousands of family, high school students, alumni, current HBCU students and representatives from across the east coast came to celebrate and share information about HBCUs.
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ACHS Holds Prom 2025 at ACX1 Studios on Atlantic City Boardwalk
Against the backdrop of the Atlantic City skyline, students danced, celebrated, and etched life-long memories into their high school experiences.
Brighton Avenue School Hosts Vibrant World Day for Cultural Diversity Celebration
Organized by the school’s staff in partnership with the City of Atlantic City’s Office of Multicultural Affairs, the event offered students a unique and immersive experience to learn about different cultures.
Richmond Avenue School Students Discover Math in AC's Iconic Structures
Mathematics teacher Shane Nugent led his students on an ambitious journey to build scale models of some of Atlantic City’s most iconic structures.
Atlantic City Reopens Revamped Pop Lloyd Stadium as Multipurpose Youth Sports Hub
The facility can now accommodate baseball, softball, T-ball, flag football, soccer, lacrosse, field hockey and other activities.
Advocates Warn Federal Education Changes Could Threaten Special Needs Students in New Jersey
The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) — a critical law ensuring students with disabilities receive appropriate public education — remains unchanged. However, staffing cuts at the U.S. Department of Education could result in less accountability.
Public Safety Academy at ACHS Expands in 2025, Offering More Career Opportunities for Students
The academy gives students direct access to professionals from the Atlantic City Police and Fire departments, Beach Patrol, and Emergency Medical Services. Through classroom instruction and real-world interaction, students gain early insight into promising public safety careers.
Women's History Spotlight: Diane Saunders Celebrates 53 Years of Service to AC Schools
Currently, Saunders serves as the Director of Human Resources. Her career reflects unwavering dedication, resilience, and an enduring passion for education.
Atlantic Cape and Stockton sign Articulation Agreement
Under the agreement, Atlantic Cape graduates will have the opportunity to pursue a Bachelor's of Arts in Interdisciplinary Visual Art, Bachelor's of Fine Arts in Studio Art or Bachelor of Fine Arts in Visual Communications degree at Stockton without losing ACCC credits.