Softball taking on Seekonk today! GO BLUE
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Lot's of games at AHS today- GO BLUE!
We're blessed to have so many wonderful staff members at AHS and that includes so much more than just our teachers. Mr. Payson (aka Dave) is one of our security guards and 8 different students chose to interview him as a role model to understand how to be successful. It's these kinds of relationships that make AHS a special place to be.
Reminder: Mental Health Awareness Night tonight at 6:00 PM. The AHS Active Minds Chapter will host the first annual Mental Health Awareness Fair at Attleboro High School tonight. The purpose of this event is to bring students and families together for a presentation focused on mental health and well-being, while community partners share about their services and programs. For more information, see flyer attached.
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AHS hosted 700 students from over 30 schools today for the spring conference of the Southeastern Massachusetts Association of Student Councils (SEMASC). #ThisIsAttleboro
Congratulations to Reyna Reyes! Reyna is a senior in Criminal Justice and the recipient of the Outstanding Vocational Technical Student Award given at Mechanics Hall in Worcester by the Massachusetts Association of Vocational Administrators.
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Spring sports captains attending Hockomock League Leadership Conference today- GO BLUE
9th graders collaborating in stations to examine the themes, language and literature elements of Shakespeare-
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
Home events today! Track vs Franklin and Boys Volleyball Vs. Xaverian- GO BLUE
Students in 9th grade English I were making cross curricular connections today by writing diary entries from the perspective of a teenager during the Great Depression. This is one of the opportunities our house model helps facilitate, teachers can more easily collaborate to design interdisciplinary work.
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
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Collaboration at its finest. Teachers, students, families, trade experts, and colleges gathering for the CTE Spring Program Advisory Committee meeting. Keeping our programs rigorous and robust. Plus a huge shout out to everyone in Culinary Arts for the delicious treats!
Was the murder of Lennie Small premeditated in Of Mice and Men? These 9th graders litigated the charges through a mock trial to find out- POG in action at AHS-
Congratulations to our March Student Athletes of the month! GO BLUE
AHS Softball team back at it today! HOME vs Norton-
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This afternoon CTE and Academic teachers working with our partners from MCIEA to develop Performance Assessments in all disciplines. Moving teaching, learning, and assessments forward.
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