School Closure Updates and Remote Learning 

Grab-and-Go meal sites have changed to better serve our communities.
To provide our families with the most consistent services while picking up grab-and-go meals during the closure and to better support school staff, food distribution sites will be changing. During spring break, families may pick up grab-and-go meals at more than 130 school sites across the city from Monday–Thursday, 9 a.m.–1 p.m. Meal sites will not be open on Friday, April 10 to give our staff members off for Good Friday, and we ask families to plan accordingly. Beginning the following week, Monday, April 13, more than 270 schools that have been high demand distribution sites for families will be open to provide free meals. Find the meal site closest to you at cps.edu/mealsites.

Remote Learning 
Our school has been working hard to design remote learning plans that will provide our students with high-quality learning opportunities after spring break and through the remainder of the state-mandated closure. To view our remote learning plan, please visit the Student Center Page of our website. As part of the district’s effort to make remote learning accessible for students in need,  our school will be distributing devices so students are able take part in learning activities at home. Please email Laugusta@cps.edu if you are in need of technology or leave a voicemail at 773-534-5108. This guide  can help families learn about different options for getting connected to the internet for remote learning.


​Shaping Cultural & Academic Dimension In Tomorrow's Leaders
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Located in Chicago’s most culturally diverse neighborhood, Albany Park Multicultural Academy is one of the few junior high schools in the area devoted solely to 7th and 8th graders and is home to just under 300 students.

APMA molds students to embrace cultural diversity as a means to unify rather than divide empowering them to be leaders in their future roles as global citizens.  Our students are catalysts of change so diverse that they speak over 40 different languages.

APMA is a  level  1+ school.  Here, a rigorous curriculum is integrated that utilizes the most innovative methodologies in teaching and learning by using up-to-date best practices that are research based.  But we don’t just focus on academics.  Equal attention is given to our student’s social and emotional development as they transition from childhood into adulthood.

APMA provides differentiated authentic instruction where students use real world experiences to encourage their natural gifts of inquiry and investigation.

With all of these models in place, students are optimally prepared for high school, college and beyond.

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NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS

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Illinois Assessment of Readiness
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3rd Quarter progress reports were sent home on March 6, 2020

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Sexual Health Education 

Sexual Health Education grade 7
​Sexual Health Education grade 8

Congratulations Albany Park
Level 1+

8th grade have you applied to H.S.

Are you Ready for High School Click on the link for more info

Important announcement about the dangers of
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Supply List for the 2019-2020 School Year (click here)

Congratulations to the class of 2019
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Albany Park Multicultural Academy
4929 N. Sawyer Ave. Chicago, IL 60625
773.534.5108
773.534.5178 (fax)
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