About Ann Arbor Public Schools Community Education and Recreation
Ann Arbor Public Schools Community Education and Recreation, commonly known as Rec & Ed, is a department of Ann Arbor Public Schools that provides lifelong learning, enrichment, recreation, and childcare programs for the broader Ann Arbor community. From youth and adult sports leagues to arts, music, fitness, language, and special interest classes, they offer a wide range of activities, including before‑ and after‑school care at many AAPS elementary schools. Their main office is located at 1515 S Seventh St, Ann Arbor, Michigan, which matches the address shown in the descriptor. ([reced.a2schools.org](https://reced.a2schools.org/classes/about-us?utm_source=openai))
Charges from this merchant typically appear when someone registers for a class, camp, sports league, childcare program, or facility rental through Rec & Ed’s registration system, or pays related fees such as materials, uniforms, or tournament costs. These payments are often processed online via their registration portal or over the phone and may be labeled with variations like “AAPS Rec & Ed,” “AAPS Rec an,” or “Community Education & Recreation,” sometimes preceded by bank or POS wording such as “POS Withdrawal.” Single transactions usually correspond to one program enrollment or a set of registrations completed in a single checkout session, while seasonal sports or childcare may result in larger or recurring charges. ([reced.a2schools.org](https://reced.a2schools.org/register?utm_source=openai))
If you have questions about a charge, the best approach is to log in to your Rec & Ed online account and review your current and past registrations, receipts, and payments. You can also contact the Rec & Ed office directly at their listed phone number (734‑994‑2300) or via the contact information on their website for billing questions, refunds, or schedule changes. Have the date and amount of the charge, as well as the name of the enrolled participant, ready when you call or email. In families, another household member may have registered a child or themselves for a class or camp, so checking with other adults in the household is often helpful before disputing the transaction with your bank. ([reced.a2schools.org](https://reced.a2schools.org/register?utm_source=openai))