A monthly examination of topics of relevance to the Attleboro Public Schools. Hosted by the Superintendent, each episode enlists the help of a special guest to explore an aspect of the district in greater depth.
Superintendent Sawyer sits down with Pre-K - 12 STEAM Coordinator, Tami LaFleur, to discuss student engagement through the integration of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics.
Superintendent Sawyer sits down with three members of the Construction Management team to discuss the AHS Building Project: Mike Cullagh, Skanska Field Representative; Dave Gorman, Consigli Project Superintendent; and Steve Johnson, Consigli Senior Project Manager.
Superintendent Sawyer sits down with Krystal Brown, Children's Librarian at Attleboro Public Library; Donna Goldstein, K-12 Humanities Coordinator; and Kelly Reed, English Department Coordinator at Attleboro High School, to discuss the importance of reading and the connection between the Attleboro Public Library and the Attleboro Public Schools.
Superintendent Sawyer sits down with four high school seniors to discuss their journey through the Attleboro Public Schools, and to talk about their plans for after graduation.
Mr. Sawyer sits down with Carrie Ballou, Community Relations Coordinator for Fuller Hospital; Annemarie Matulis, Director of Bristol County Regional Coalition for Suicide Prevention; and Jacqueline O' Brien, Attleboro's Public Health Nurse and Coordinator of the Greater Attleboro Area Suicide Prevention Coalition, to discuss the topic of suicide awareness and education.
Mr. Sawyer sits down with Project Connect Coordinator, Kathy Sullivan, to discuss the services and resources our Coordinated Family and Community Engagement (CFCE) program offers Attleboro’s parents of young children.
With winter weather descending upon us, Mr. Sawyer sits down with APS Facilities Manager, Jason Parenteau to discuss facilities management and the role it plays in making decisions about snow days.
In anticipation of Blue Pride Night, Mr. Sawyer sits down with AHS Principal Bill Runey to discuss how the event promotes the high school for the families of seventh and eighth graders.
