Hill Roberts students in Mrs. Wright’s 2nd Grade class worked with Mrs. Delpape, the Technology coach, and used Google Earth to explore the continents, oceans and landforms. They used this information to create their own maps, labeling all the continents and oceans, and adding landmarks. They also personalized their maps by locating and marking the locations of extended family and ancestors. The students loved it and the community members at A Night to Discover did too!
1 day ago, APS
In our next showcase from A Night to Discover 2026, 4th graders at Thacher worked with the art teacher, Mrs. Maglione and the Technology Coach, Miss Keller, on Digital Art Portfolios that celebrate their creativity and voice. Over several months, the students met once a week and used Book Creator to combine art, writing, poetry, and videos. They built digital presentations of their work. Community members loved hearing about how students had fun turning their art into books, showing how their art changed and improved over time, and how they enjoyed writing about their artwork and explaining their ideas.
6 days ago, APS
Here is our first showcase from A Night to Discover 2026! In this project, students in Mrs. Martin’s class at Willett followed the engineering design process to identify a real world third grade classroom problem and design a meaningful solution. They worked with the technology coach Mrs. Schiller, and through collaboration, math, writing, critical thinking, and problem solving, students brainstormed ideas, created prototypes, improved their designs, and brought their solutions to life using 3D printing technology. Students designed and printed custom pencil holders for their desks and headphone wire holders and organizers. Students experienced firsthand how engineers move from identifying a problem to designing, testing, and improving a successful solution. Community members were so impressed by their work and ability to explain how they followed the engineering design process to solve a real life problem in a unique way!
8 days ago, APS
Attleboro Public Schools’ annual event, A Night to Discover, Student Learning and Community Partnership Showcase was held on March 19th. This event brings together students, families, staff, and local organizations for an engaging evening where students highlight their learning experiences through projects, performances, and presentations. Community partners are also on hand to share valuable resources and programs, making it a celebration of student achievement and a meaningful opportunity to connect our schools and the Attleboro community. Throughout May we will be sharing some of the work that was showcased if you missed it!
This program is supported in part by a grant from the Attleboro Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency. We are so grateful to them!
https://youtube.com/shorts/Lktko9riN7Q?feature=share9 days ago, APS
ABACUS 2026-2027 School Year Registration is on Monday, May 4, 2026 - 6:30AM - 6:30PM at ABACUS Main Office @ 908 Oakhill Avenue (Briggs Corner School)
All slots are first come/first serve and space is limited.
Registration fee is $45.00 per child or $90 per family (check or money order only).
All accounts must be up to date to register for Fall.
Current families will get their packets at the sites the week of April 27th – May 1st.
New families, contact the main office to arrange a time to pick up a registration packet.
ALL FAMILIES MUST bring completed paperwork to the main office to register on May 4th.
Please contact the ABACUS main office
At 508-222-0309 with any questions
14 days ago, APS
APS Title I Reading teachers and instructional coaches had the opportunity to attend the Massachusetts Reading Association's Annual Conference yesterday. During the conference, they met author John Schu and participated in a variety of engaging workshops designed to deepen their practice and inspire their work.
Sessions focused on topics such as writing instruction, family engagement, data analysis, and the use of manipulatives to support phonics development, among others. The team returned with valuable strategies and renewed inspiration to support student learning.
about 1 month ago, APS
WELCOME CENTER SPOTLIGHT: Developed in collaboration with the Attleboro Family & Community Partnership, the weekly Welcome Center Spotlight features relevant resources, events, or opportunities that directly support and respond to the needs of the APS community. View the latest update here:
https://www.attleboroschools.com/o/apswc/page/welcome-center-updateabout 1 month ago, Welcome Center
Whitsons, our food service provider, brought their newest special day to the AHS cafeteria last Thursday with a serious 1950s Diner/Car Hop vibe, and it did not disappoint! Students enjoyed Quarter Pound All Beef Hot Dogs, Fresh Quarter Pound Chuck, Short Rib, and Brisket Burgers, plus House Made Black Bean Burgers, all topped off with a selection of house made toppings and sauces. From the 50s attire to the Selfie Station in the Student Activities Office, it was a day where the food was as cool as the decade.
about 1 month ago, APS
Celebrating Two Amazing Educators!
We are proud to recognize two outstanding teachers in our District Community who are making a real difference in the lives of their students every single day! Yesterday, Michele Manning from Kami stopped by to personally honor Jane Howes, Grade 4 teacher at Studley Elementary School, and Sally Eosefow, Math teacher at Attleboro High School.
Kami is a digital learning platform that allows teachers to transform documents and resources into interactive, accessible learning experiences where students can annotate, collaborate, and engage with content in real time.
Both Jane and Sally have gone above and beyond in using Kami to create engaging, dynamic learning experiences for their students. Their dedication to embracing innovative technology in the classroom is truly inspiring.
Thank you, Jane and Sally, for everything you do. You are the heart of our community!
about 2 months ago, APS
Our students are showing off their hard work tonight and there is still time to come see it! A Night to Discover runs until 7:30 PM at Attleboro High School. Come on by!
about 2 months ago, APS
IT'S HAPPENING RIGHT NOW! A Night to Discover is officially underway at Attleboro High School. Doors opened at 6:00 PM and the event runs until 7:30 PM. Come see student showcases, connect with community organizations, and celebrate all the amazing things happening in Attleboro Public Schools. We would love to see you!
about 2 months ago, APS
You're Invited: A Night to Discover
On March 19, 2026, at 6:00 PM, Attleboro Public Schools (APS) will host A Night to Discover: APS Student Learning and Community Partnership Showcase. This annual event is an opportunity for APS staff, students, families, and community organizations to come together as students throughout the district display their learning experiences and local community resources share information about their services and programs. We look forward to seeing all families at Attleboro High School on Thursday!
about 2 months ago, APS
Attleboro Schools 2026 End-of-Year Calendar Changes
Due to weather-related school cancellations, the end-of-year calendar has been adjusted to ensure all students meet their required instructional days and hours. Please note these dates are subject to change if additional days need to be made up. The updated last days of school are listed below.
Updated Last Days of School
Grades 1–11: June 26 (Early Release)
Kindergarten: June 12
Preschool: June 23 (AM & PM Sessions)
Thank you for your continued support.
2 months ago, APS
Due to this afternoon's forecast, all activities in the District are cancelled (Tuesday, March 3). ABACUS will remain open during its regular hours.
2 months ago, APS
Kindergarten Information Night: Do you know anyone with school age children ready for Kindergarten for next year? The Attleboro Public Schools is pleased to host Kindergarten Information Night on March 5, 2026, at 6PM. This evening provides families with information on how to enroll a student in Kindergarten for the 2026-2027 school year. Early Learning Center parents should attend to receive information for the next steps in the ELC to Kindergarten process. More information can be found here:
https://www.attleboroschools.com/o/apswc/page/kindergarten-registration2 months ago, APS
Attleboro Public Schools will be OPEN tomorrow, Friday, February 27, 2026. The City and District have made significant progress in preparing for the safe return of our students, but some challenging conditions still persist. If your child’s bus stop is obstructed by a snowbank, buses will stop anywhere safe along their regular routes. We also expect delays to our buses as they will be once again stopping to pick up walkers along the way to school. In recognition of the extra travel time needed for safe transit, late students will not be marked tardy. If you choose to keep your child at home, please let the school know and the absence will be excused.
3 months ago, APS
Attleboro Public Schools will be closed tomorrow, February 26, 2026. We appreciate your continued patience as the City and District continue to make every effort to prepare our campuses, roads, and sidewalks for the safe return of our students.
3 months ago, APS
Attleboro Public Schools will be closed tomorrow, Wednesday, February 25, 2026. We appreciate your continued patience as the City and District continue to prepare our campuses and sidewalks for the safe return of our students.
3 months ago, APS
Attleboro Public Schools will be closed tomorrow, Tuesday, February 24, 2026, due to the City and District’s ongoing efforts to prepare our campuses and sidewalks for the safe return of our students.
3 months ago, APS
Due to the impending storm, Attleboro Public Schools will be closed tomorrow, Monday, February 23, 2026.
3 months ago, APS
