Appleton area school district

This year, we were unable to gather and celebrate their achievements. However, we still wanted to highlight their AASD careers. Check out the below video to learn more about our Class of 2020 Retirees!

With the potential for 2020-21 high school fall sports season quickly approaching, we are committed to preparing our student-athletes to safely compete in their chosen sport while ensuring an environment that is as safe as possible in which to do so.

The last day of AASD food service distribution will be Tuesday, June 30th.

We will continue to share relevant resources to our families and staff in the coming months. More importantly, we will continue to share how we will embed diversity, equity, and inclusion into our work and our everyday lives as human beings, educators, and representatives of the district.

We invite you to take a few minutes to complete our parent/guardian survey to help guide our planning to safely reopen schools during this public health emergency.

On Sunday, June 14th, the Appleton Youth Education Initiative (AYEI) hosted its third annual HackAppleton event virtually on Microsoft Teams.

We are so proud of this year's Project SEARCH graduates! This year we were not able to hold an in-person graduation for our interns, so check out this celebratory graduation video

UPDATE 6/12: Elementary and Middle level summer school offerings are at capacity.

Did you miss Appleton East's, Appleton North's, or Appleton West's virtual graduation ceremony last night? Check them out here 🎓🎓🎓

A message to our graduates from the AASD Board of Education.

The feedback collected will be taken into consideration by the 4K Director to determine the final list of instructional materials that will be recommended to the AASD Board of Education.

We will continue to monitor the situation, and we will certainly provide any necessary updates as we learn of them. The safety and well-being of our students and staff remain our utmost priority.

We are happy to welcome two new Board of Education members, Kris Sauter and Gary Jahnke.

As we navigate new challenges, I welcome your input. We are all in this together, and I know, with your help, we can continue to serve our staff, families, and students.

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