Next Week and Beyond
We have four days of school next week. There is no school on Monday, January 19 in observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.
Blue Pride TV Family Update
CLICK HERE to view our new weekly Blue Pride TV video family update which includes information on important upcoming events and highlights a few of our exceptional student groups.
Course Requests and Student Appeals
Grade 9-11 students who requested advanced level coursework (Honors or AP), but did not receive a teacher recommendation may submit an appeal application. The deadline to complete the application is Monday, February 2. This is a firm deadline and no exceptions can be made as the school must move forward with building our schedule for next year. Students and families should refer to THIS DOCUMENT for specific details regarding the appeals process.
Grade 10 Health Screenings
Our school nurses will be conducting state mandated vision, hearing, and BMI (height & weight) screenings for all 10th grade students during the week of February 9-13. These screenings are part of our routine health assessments to help ensure the well-being of all students. If you would like to opt your child out of these screenings, please contact the school nurses directly at AHSNurses@attleboroschools.com by February 6, 2026. Thank you for your cooperation.
Grade 9 SBIRT Screening
Families of grade 9 students are encouraged to visit the SBIRT Health Screening page for information regarding the upcoming SBIRT screening. This state mandated screening is used to screen for alcohol, nicotine, tobacco, and other drug use. If you have questions please reach out to Julie Little at jlittle@attleboroschools.com.
Welcome Center Update
Contact or visit the Welcome Center for access to Community Resources, Community Flyers, and support for all things APS.
Keeping Your Student Healthy and In School
A regular attendance routine is important for your child’s well-being, learning, and long-term success. Below are some tips on keeping your student healthy and guidance for going to school.
Keep Your Child Healthy and in School
Health Guidance for Going to School
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