Next Week and Beyond
We have four days of school next week with no school on Friday, April 18.
As part of our Mental Health Awareness week, we are excited to welcome Ivy Watts, mental health speaker who will be coming to speak to students on Monday April 14 and Wednesday April 16th. Ivy will share her journey with AHS students as a former All American student athlete and top 30 NCAA Woman of the Year finalist who struggled with anxiety and self doubt. Ivy is passing on her lessons and will give students tangible resources to support their mental health journeys. These assemblies will be held during the school day. The below event is open to all families and community members.
Later this month the Black Student Alliance will be hosting a schoolwide event. The students did an outstanding job creating a promotional video as they prepare for the Multicultural Festival. Too good not to share! Here is the YouTube link to the BSA video: BSA Together We Rise, Together We Thrive Campaign
CTE Update
The Blue Pride Bistro will be open April 15th and 16th for your dining pleasure!
Last evening, AHS was proud to celebrate senior Reyna Reyes as our recipient of the Outstanding Vocational Technical Student Award. Reyna, along with her parents was recognized with 54 other recipients from across Massachusetts at Mechanics Hall in Worcester, Massachusetts during the 39th Annual Outstanding Vocational Technical Student Award Ceremony hosted by the Massachusetts Association of Vocational Administrators.
25-26 Transportation Application is Open! All eligible students, including Kindergarten and First grade, who wish to ride the bus to/from any of the Attleboro Public Schools MUST complete the Transportation Application. The only exception to this is for those with specialized transportation needs listed in an IEP. New this year, payment will be due upon submission of the application. Families should refer to the email sent on April 4, 2025, or visit the APS Transportation website for details: https://www.attleboroschools.com/o/apswc/page/transportation
Did you know that daily attendance can reduce stress, increase your child’s self-confidence and lay a foundation for good attendance in later grades? For a list of tips and tricks for different age groups, click here: https://www.attleboroschools.com/o/apswc/documents/attendance/589595
Visit the APS Community Fliers page to view the most recent events, opportunities, and resources happening within the Attleboro Community.
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