Recognizing and Honoring Atlantic City High School's Top 10 Seniors
These bright young scholars have reached a pinnacle of academic excellence. They embody the district's commitment to high educational standards and student achievement.
Recognizing & Celebrating 8th Grade Academic Excellence
Meet the 2024, 8th grade valedictorians and learn the names of the top 10 students from their respective schools.
It's Memorial Day Weekend, Make it Memorable
Memorial Day Weekend is packed! There are Festivals, Days Parties, Comedy Shows and Museum Tours to Choose From! Always check the Atlantic City Focus Weekend Guide is Your Key to Winning the Weekend in AC and beyond!
Civil Right's Attorney Alexander Discusses Polistina's Plan to Remove AC Council (Part 2)
The NAACP welcomed Civil Rights Attorney Tim Alexander to speak to the membership.. NAACP President Kaleem Shabazz explained that Alexander was invited to discuss the constitutionality of Senator Vincent Polistina's plan to remove the Atlantic City city council.
Showboat Water Park to Offer Another Sensory Sunday After Successful First
Guests with unique sensory needs can expect no loud music or noises, no flashing or bright lights, and the addition of “Sensory Rooms” for relaxation and play activities.
MLK School Complex Held National Junior Honor Society Induction
The National Junior Honor Society demonstrates a school’s commitment to the five pillars of the organization: scholarship, service, leadership, character, and citizenship.
It's the Third Weekend of May, Make the Most of It
The Atlantic City Women's March, a Sneaker Ball for Autism Awareness, comedy shows and speed dating are all happening this weekend. Remember the Atlantic City Focus Weekend Guide is your key to winning the weekend.
Civil Rights Attorney Alexander and NAACP Discuss Polistina's Plan to Remove City Council
Civil Rights Attorney Tim Alexander discussed Sen. Vince Poistina's plan to remove and replace members of City Council in Atlantic City.
Women's March Rescheduled to Saturday
The Atlantic City Women's March will begin at 10 a.m. at Rhode Island Avenue and the Boardwalk and proceed to James Whelan Boardwalk Hall. The march will be followed by a noon rally at Boardwalk Hall.