In response to potential changes to federal immigration policies and how they might affect our students, the Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office has released guidance that can be found here: https://www.attleboroschools.com/page/guidance
Dear APS Families,
We’re pleased to announce an update to the Attleboro Public Schools mobile app, rolling out the week of January 27!
Here’s what’s new:
Enhanced Navigation: A more intuitive design for quick access to announcements, messages, and class information.
Streamlined Communication: Faster, easier ways to connect with your student’s teachers.
To enjoy these improvements, update your app through the iOS App Store or Google Play Store during the week of January 27. If you have automatic updates enabled, no action is needed.
For a preview of the new features, check out the resources below:
Video (English): https://youtu.be/zW9d0VzqDFI
Thank you for staying engaged with Attleboro Public Schools!
Eat at Papa Gino's tonight and support Studley Elementary PTO! On Wednesday, January 22 from 4–9pm, we’re teaming up again with Papa Gino’s in Attleboro (103 Pleasant Street, 508-226-5690) for a fundraiser where 20% of your order will go directly to benefit our students and teachers! 🎉
Here’s how you can help:
* In-Store or Phone Orders: Mention Studley Elementary PTO when you order.
* Online Orders: Use code 19 at checkout.
It’s as easy as pizza pie! 🍕 So whether you’re dining in or ordering to-go, your support makes a difference. Spread the word to family and friends, bring your appetite, and let’s raise some dough for Studley Elementary! (Pun Intended)
Thanks so much for your continued support! We couldn’t do it without you. ❤️
Attleboro Public Schools is hiring. Visit the Human Resources website for more information: https://www.attleboroschools.com/o/aps/page/employment-opportunities-2024
Don't forget - tomorrow is an early release day. Dismissal will be at 12:25PM, and there is no lunch served.
Fourth graders are off for a fun filled day at Gillette!
Attleboro Families:
Attleboro High School greatly appreciates the support of families at all AHS sporting events. While most students are there to watch the games and enjoy the event, a number of students have been left/dropped off unsupervised. This has created safety concerns and disruptions for other fans in attendance and game management staff.
Moving forward, ALL middle school aged students and younger MUST be accompanied by an adult at all high school events. We appreciate your support keeping all in attendance supervised while allowing an enjoyable environment for all.
Please know this expectation is currently in place for AHS events moving forward.
We look forward to seeing you all soon and thank you for supporting AHS!
Studley staff have been going "undercover" this week. What will the next two days bring? The kids are loving the surprise each day!
We had so much fun with our Mystery Readers. Can't wait for the next time! 📚
Attleboro Public Schools is hiring. Visit the Human Resources website for more information: https://www.attleboroschools.com/o/aps/page/employment-opportunities-2024
Calling all READERS! We are hosting our first school wide "Mystery Reader" on November 25th at 9:00AM. Please see the attached flyer for more information. One reader will be assigned to read to each of our classrooms. If interested please fill out the form. We will let you know if you are selected to be a November "Mystery Reader." We are excited for this school wide activity! The deadline to apply is Sunday, November 17th.
https://forms.gle/noPq5fpy9D63gyERA
Detective Daday from the Attleboro Police Department will be joining the PTO meeting tonight to speak about Internet Safety. If you are able to join, we would love to have you. It will be at 6:00PM in the library.
As you may be aware, a disturbing nationwide trend has made its way to Massachusetts.
While the Attleboro Public Schools community has not received any reports of these messages yet, they have been reported in several states, including Alabama, California, Mississippi, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Tennessee.
In these states, students of color have received texts that have some variation of a message that they have been “selected to pick cotton at the nearest plantation.”
This is an abhorrent trend that does not reflect our values as a school community or a people. Racism in any form has no place in our schools, our community, or our society, and we will stand firm in our efforts to eradicate it.
Massachusetts State Police have been notified of the instances that occurred in Massachusetts, and police in other communities are working with the Commonwealth Fusion Center to investigate the matter and share resources. Please contact your local police should you have received a message as described above.
Thank you for your continued support.
Due to an ongoing lack of rainfall and critically low water supply levels, Attleboro needs your help to conserve water resources.
Some more pictures from a fun filled day at SES!
Studley staff had some fun with our spirit day! Stay tuned for more pictures from today. Everyone had a blast! ⭐️
Attleboro Families:
Attleboro High School greatly appreciates the support of families at all AHS sporting events. Recently, a large number of middle school and some elementary students have attended AHS athletic events (football/volleyball) games without parental supervision. While the majority of students are there to watch the games and enjoy the event, a number of students have been left/dropped off unsupervised. This has created safety concerns and disruptions for other fans in attendance.
Moving forward, ALL middle school aged students and younger MUST be accompanied by an adult at all high school events. We appreciate your support keeping all in attendance supervised while allowing an enjoyable environment for all.
Please know this expectation is currently in place for AHS events moving forward.
We look forward to seeing you all soon.
Thank you.
Kate Campbell- AHS Principal
Mark Houle - AHS Athletic Director
Reminder - The next APS Strategic Plan Focus Group is happening tonight at Studley 6:00-7:00PM. Join us to help develop our next five-year Strategic Plan and shape the future of Attleboro Public Schools by working with fellow community members, educators, and administrators. Together, we will discuss goals and strategic outcomes to guide the district forward in the 21st century. If you cannot make this one, you are welcome at any of the other sessions.
This week is STEM WEEK! Please see below for exciting STEM activities to do at home. Be sure to share photos of the learning happening on our Facebook page if you choose to do any of the activities. Please click the link below to access the links in the flyer.
https://www.canva.com/design/DAGTMmp-lQM/_K4te5OC-pZxTFk7K0lEqA/view?utm_content=DAGTMmp-lQM&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=editor
Second graders reading with Ms. Piazza were EXCITED to see Mr. Norman when they read about Norman in their story. We love connecting our reading to real life! ♥️
