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Healthy Androscoggin presents "What's the Deal with Vaping?" at AMS Tuesday Jan 28th
 AMS in partnership with CLC (Community Learning Center) are hosting an information session on vaping next Tuesday (January 28th) from 6pm-7pm in the AMS Library. We would like to invite all parents of the district. Please join us for this information session to help get the word out about this very real and concerning subject. |
Changes will be made to bus routes effective Tuesday October 15, 2019.
10/15/19 Due to Bus Driver resignations some changes will be made to bus routes effective Tuesday October 15, 2019. Affected buses are Bus 2, 9, 24 & 26. AMS/ELHS BUS 2/26 Bus 2 students will now ride Bus 26 Bus 2 students will be picked and dropped off at their normal time, Bus 26 students may have a 10 minute delay in pick up time and drop off times. _____________________________________________________________________________________ Park Ave School Bus 9 - AM- Students expect to be picked up 15-20 minutes later, Bus 38. A robo-call to all parents went out 10/10/19 _____________________________________________________________________________________ Walton/Sherwood Heights Bus 2- AM: Pick- up normal time PM: Students will ride home on Bus 34 or Bus 21. Any students that will be more than 10 minutes late arriving at home, have been notified by phone. Bus 24/26- Students will be picked up and dropped off by Bus 26, some Bus 26 students may be picked up or dropped off later than usual but within the 10 minute window of Auburn School Bus policy. |
Immunization Requirements for 7th & 12th graders
Immunization Requirements for 7th & 12th graders This is a reminder that proof of immunization for the meningococcal vaccine (MCV4) is a requirement for all students entering 7th and 12th grades. Proof of immunization must be provided in order for students to attend school. Students may not attend school until proof of immunization is received. Please be sure your child's proof of immunization has been received by the school to ensure that the school year starts smoothly. If you have any questions, please contact your child's school directly. |
Are you interested in serving on one of the 6 subcommittees for the New ELHS building project?
Work is being done from now until the end of December in collaboration with Harriman Architects to prepare for the New ELHS. Would you like to be a part of this exciting project? Decisions are being made to bring the approved Concept Design through the Design Development phase, followed by preparation of construction documents.The project will go out to bid in October 2020. The subcommittees will be meeting from 5:30-6:30 p.m. on the second floor of Auburn’s City Hall on the following dates: August 13 September 17 October 15 November 19 December 17 Please contact the subcommittee Chair(s) if you are interested in serving or if you have questions concerning the subcommittee’s work. Athletics and Site Subcommittee Chairs: Scott Annear, sannear@auburnschl.edu, Todd Sampson, tsampson@auburnschl.edu
Performing Arts Subcommittee Chairs: Bill Buzza, bbuzza@auburnschl.edu, Jon Bausman, jonbausman@gmail.com
Sustainability and Building Systems Subcommittee Chair: Tom Kendall, teambart@aol.com
Community Use and Partnerships Subcommittee Chair: Michelle McClellan, mmcclellan@auburnschl.edu
Communication Subcommittee Chairs: Adam Hanson, ahanson@auburnschl.edu and Beth Favreau, Beth.Favreau@rmsmortgage.com
Fundraising Subcommittee Chair: Katy Grondin, kgrondin@auburnschl.edu
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| Attachments:
New ELHS Subcommittees Flyer.pdf
Now accepting public comments on the ESEA consolidated application.
The Auburn School Department is accepting public comments on the ESEA consolidated application. A summary of proposed grant expenditures and link to a feedback form can be accessed on the district's Title I program page: https://sites.google.com/a/auburnschl.edu/title-i/ |
Substitutes Needed!
If you answered yes to these questions, we invite you to apply to join our team. Help provide challenging learning opportunities that prepare students for success. For salary information, click here. To apply for a position click here. |
We are hiring bus drivers!
Auburn School Department is hiring bus drivers
Apply online at ww.schoolspring.com or in person at: Auburn School Support Services, 33 Industry Ave, Auburn, Maine. For more information, call Sheila Letourneau at (207) 333-6658. Candidates need to have a Class A or B license and they need a P and S endorsement. If they don't have that, they need to go to Department of Motor Vehicle and get their permit. Once they have receive their permit, they can contact the our Transportation Department to be trained in order to receive their license to drive a bus. |
New Immunization Rules
Maine has added a requirement for Menigococcal Vaccine (MCV4) for all students entering, advancing or transferring into 7th grade and 12th grade in Maine Public Schools beginning in the 2018-19 school year. Below is a notice from the Department of Health and Human Services which will answer questions about this requirement. Also attached is a letter which was sent home to students from the Auburn School Department and the Immunization Form for the Auburn School Department. Please be sure your child is up-to-date on required vaccines before the start of the 2018-19 school year. Thank you! |
Parent Information - Safe Stop Bus Tracking App is Available
The school bus GPS tracking software, Safe Stop, is available for parental access and has been active since Monday, November 13th. A Parent User Guide is available by clicking here. Access codes were sent home with students and provided to administrators at each school. If you still need an access code, simply contact the principal of the school where your child attends and ask for the code, download the app and start using. As we venture into the implementation of this new software, please keep in mind that Safe Stop is intended to portray an estimate of where the bus is at that point in time. Parents and viewers should not rely on the bus routing app as an accurate timer to send their student off to the bus stop. The Transportation Policy refers to a 10 minute window on either side of the expected time of arrival. The GPS software is merely another tool that gives parents an estimated time that the bus will arrive. This could be especially helpful if a bus is running late for any reason. There are still a few school buses without GPS and there will be language that indicates that the GPS is not yet available for that bus. Additional GPS units will be installed upon receipt. |
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