Dear AHS Families,
Thank you to everyone who attended parent-teacher conferences. We appreciate your support of our school and partnership with our staff in educating our students. We hope you have a wonderful weekend ahead, and can take advantage of clocks falling back and the additional hour of sleep.
Next Week and Beyond
We have four days of school next week. There is no school for students on Tuesday, November 3. Please see the calendar below for our odd/even schedule.
Upcoming Events
Tuesday, Nov 3 - No School for Students - Election Day
Wednesday, Nov 11 - No School - Veterans’ Day
Thursday, Nov 12 - Blue Pride Night
AP Exam Payment Information
AP students will take their exam(s) in May. The cost is $20 per exam, and all students enrolled in an AP course are required to take the AP Exam. Families can pay online anytime through UniPay Gold. See below for step-by-step UniPay payment instructions. Students who prefer to pay in person may bring cash or a money order to the Student Activities Office (SAO) next to the cafeteria during all lunches on: Thursday, November 12, and Friday, November 13.
Yearbook Information
Yearbooks are now on sale for $95 at www.yearbooforever.com. Last year we sold out! So don’t wait to order your yearbook today! Right now use the special coupon code that expires tonight. Use “Conferences!” for a $5 discount!
Parents of the Class of 2027, there is a lot of important information about the yearbook and its deadlines. All of that information can be found HERE. (Please be advised that this document is also in your Senior’s Class of 2027 Google Classroom.) If at any time you have any questions, please send them to ahsyearbook@attleboroschools.com.
Big Yearbook Reminder!!!
The senior portrait, baby photos, and biographies deadline is coming quickly. You have until November 20, 2026 to send all those in.
Holiday Food Drive
Our annual AHS Food Drive will start on November 2 and end on November 24. Students/Families can donate non-perishable food items to the Student Activities Office (SAO). Every donation no matter how big or small can help. Some of the immediate needs include protein: tuna, canned chicken, canned sardines, canned salmon, and peanut butter. Other often overlooked items are salt and pepper duo packs, can openers, and spices. We would also love to be able to fill Thanksgiving baskets with stuffing, instant mashed potatoes, canned vegetables, corn bread mixes, instant puddings, pancake mixes and syrup bottles. Please make sure all items are within their expiration dates. Thank you in advance for your Blue Pride!
Reminder: Picture Retake Day
On Monday, November 9, Lifetouch will be back at the High School for picture retakes. As in years past, picture retakes are available for 1) students who were absent on Picture Day (September 17), 2) new students to the district since September 17, or 3) any student whose family purchased a photo package and wishes to have their photo taken again. Students in the last category must bring their photo package with them (or if you purchased a digital package, they must have proof of purchase). We will have a list of eligible students to reference their eligibility.
If you purchased a package and wish to have your student’s photo taken again, please register them on this form. Students who were absent will automatically be registered. Anyone not registered or who does not have a purchased package will not be allowed to have their photo taken. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Kristin Berlo at 508-222-5150, Ext. 20019 or kberlo@attleboroschools.com.
Reminder: Student Food Deliveries
No outside, third-party food is permitted to be delivered to the campus. Any outside food dropped off for a student will be held until the end of the day, at which time the student may pick it up. Students entering late are also prohibited from bringing outside food to distribute to other students. As a reminder, breakfast and lunch are available to all students at no cost.
CTE News
In Massachusetts Chapter 74 vocational programs, students must earn state-recognized industry credentials alongside their normal studies. Across the 19 Chapter 74 programs offered at Attleboro High School, these certifications prove students have the safety training, technical skills, and job readiness required by state and national industry standards.
Spirit Week
Spirit week is coming soon. The student body is encouraged to show their school spirit and foster a sense of community by unifying around these themes:
Mon. 11.16 - Adam Sandler Day
Tues. 11.17 - Twinning Tuesday
Wed. 11.18 - BBQ Parent vs Sports Parent
Thurs. 11.19 - Throwback Thursday
Fri. 11.20 - Rhyme without a reason
Mon. 11.23 - Concert T-Shirt
Tues. 11.24 - Class Colors Day
Grades 9 & 11 - White
Grades 10 & 12- Blue
*All attire must be in compliance with the school dress code (see Handbook for details).
HOW TO AVOID PROBLEM BEHAVIOR BEFORE IT STARTS
Parent Workshop
Join us on November 10, 2026, from 5:00–6:30 PM at the APS Welcome Center for a family training session presented by members of the Attleboro Behavior Team. Families will learn practical strategies to prevent challenging behaviors, establish predictable routines, use visual supports, and help children navigate transitions
Location: APS Welcome Center, 1 Blue Pride Way, Attleboro.
You're Invited to Blue Pride Night
All students and families are welcome to join us at Attleboro High School on Thursday, November 12, from 6:00–7:30 p.m. for Blue Pride Night!
Whether you're preparing for high school or simply curious about what AHS has to offer, this is a great opportunity to explore our programs, activities, athletics, and more!
Everyone is welcome! Come discover the many opportunities available at AHS. We hope to see you there! Go Blue!
Upcoming Athletic Events
See below for the athletic events scheduled for the upcoming week:
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