Humanities encompasses both English Language Arts and Social Studies. Together, these disciplines support students in developing the skills to think critically, communicate effectively, and explore diverse perspectives through literature, language, history, and culture.

English Language Arts: Literacy education in Attleboro is guided by a strong commitment to mentoring all students into becoming skilled readers, critical thinkers, and effective communicators. Grounded in the belief that every learner should thrive as part of a vibrant community of readers and writers, the district designs daily instruction—anchored in the Massachusetts DESE state frameworks—to prepare students for success beyond the classroom. These literacy practices are woven into the broader mission of Attleboro Public Schools: to deliver engaging and relevant learning experiences that challenge and inspire each student. The goal is to help learners maximize their unique potential while empowering them to make meaningful contributions to the world.

History/Social Sciences- History education in Attleboro is guided by the belief that students thrive when they are mentored to become skilled readers, critical thinkers, and effective communicators. Anchored in the Massachusetts DESE state frameworks, the district cultivates a community of learners where literacy is central to understanding the past and shaping the future. Through engaging and relevant instruction, Attleboro Public Schools inspire students to reach their full potential and contribute meaningfully to the world. This approach prepares learners not only for academic and career success but also for lives of thoughtful citizenship and purpose.