Volume 8, Issue 1 Auburn Public Schools September 2017 District Newsletter

EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION BY PUTTING STUDENTS FIRST ALL MEANS ALL

Welcome to the 2017-2018 school every action in fact — words us all be reminded of our values year! We are off to a fantastic spoken and unspoken, send and of the importance of leading start, and I thank the entire APS messages to the young people by example each and every day Auburn Public Schools: Team, including our newest around us, intended or otherwise. because our young children are Honoring Tradition while members and veterans alike, for Over the last several years, the watching and they are listening. Embracing the Future their thoughtful preparations that Auburn Pubic Schools has earned Together, we will support our ensured that was the case. While numerous recognitions, each of young children in their

All Means All 1 summer affords us a slightly slower which instills much pride in us all. challenges and we will celebrate Opening Days at APS 1 pace, having our hallways once Just as important, though, is that with them in their achievements. Welcome to APS 2 again filled with students, staff and Auburn is a community of learners As a school community, we Maintaining District the joys of learning is wonderful! in which every voice matters, every believe in the limitless potential

Buildings 2 As shared with our team on the student matters, every staff of all children - those who excel, Stay in Communication opening day, being an educator— member matters and every family those who are vulnerable, those With Us 2 similar to being a parent—is a matters. ALL MEANS ALL! Together who lack confidence and those Pupil Services: Off to a monumental responsibility. With a we recognize the vital importance who radiate enthusiasm—each Great Start 3 of respect, compassion, building and every one deserves the very Auburn Rockets Athletics 3 simple word or phrase, we have the relationships, demonstrating under- best we can offer them….ALL iPad Tips 4 power to either positively or negatively impact the children in standing and empathy, showing MEANS ALL! Increased Access to iPads 4 kindness toward others, being fair, Food Services News 5 our care. How we act, how we It’s going to be a fantastic year! Business Matters… 5 react, how we support, how we honest, humble and thankful. In Dr. Maryellen Brunelle Participation in Fine Arts encourage, how we guide—our partnership, home and school, let Superintendent Is Growing 6 Business Matters cont’d 6 Upcoming Events 7 How to Reach Us 7 OPENING DAYS AT APS

th An investment in On August 28 the Auburn Dr. Brunelle that building we as educators are. Students Public Schools’ Team officially relationships with our students come to us willing and excited to knowledge pays kicked-off the 2017-2018 is critical to student success. be engaged in learning and we

school year. Building-based August 29th was a complete must keep that fire burning, not the best interest. meetings were held in the professional development day always an easy task, but Benjamin Franklin morning and then everyone was for staff with training in certainly one of the most worthy invited to the Auburn High technology, intervention School for a dessert bar after tasks I can think of – kudos to Special points of interest: routines, using math data and the Auburn educators – your their lunch. The dessert bar, iScience, to name just a few. impact is felt daily!  Encourage your friends and provided by our own Food The evaluations from that day Service Department, proved to family members to read this reflect positive comments and Dr. Kathy Lauzé be a big hit. With everyone quarterly newsletter to learn excitement to begin a new year. Assistant Superintendent about the Auburn Public having enjoyed some sweets, we As our amazing students arrived Schools and its commitment spent time as a Team listening to opening day remarks by Dr. on August 30th, it was a delight to educational excellence. It is Brunelle. Her pride in this Education is the available on-line at to visit classrooms across the awesome team was clearly www.auburn.k12.ma.us. District. One memorable visit of most powerful evident. We all ended the day mine was to the new three-year weapon which you  Set time aside each day to watching an inspirational video old preschool classroom at which reminded us all of how read as a family. The best way Pakachoag School. The energy, can use to change to encourage your child to impactful we as educators are and how challenging some excitement and joy that these the world. read is to let him or her see little ones demonstrated again you doing just that! Why not students’ lives may be, thus Nelson Mandella reminded me of how impactful plan a trip to the library today? reinforcing the message from Page 2 Auburn Public Schools District Newsletter WELCOME TO THE APS TEAM MAINTAINING The following new staff members have been added to our roster for the 2017-2018 school year and we are confident that each will be a wonderful complement to the APS Team: DISTRICT-WIDE AHS: Gregory Walton, Team Chairperson Rebecca Griffin, Biology Teacher BUILDINGS Denise King, Cafeteria Manager Andrew Bennett, ABA The 2017-18 school year is off to a great start. Brendan Cutler, ABA Our custodial team has survived another summer Kelly Robbins, IA cleaning schedule! They once again pooled their Kelly Willard, Cafeteria Assistant resources together to tackle the summer projects. AMS: Margaret Mehringer, AMS World Culture Teacher Dominique Fowler, LTS French Teacher We are extremely fortunate to have in our District Pamela Brodin, Math Interventionist the buildings that we do. We currently are working Anthony Camoreyt, Technology Engineering Teacher on the punch list for the new roof that was Omar Kurdi, Title 1 Math Paraprofessional installed at the Pakachoag School with the Shauna McManus, IA assistance of the MSBA. This will mean that all of Kristine Nordman, IA our school roofs will have been replaced. All of Rachel White, IA WELCOME these roofs were installed with today’s building SWIS: Sherinda Trudell, Registered Nurse energy code standards giving our buildings Amanda Montville, Cafeteria Manager to the APS greater efficiency in both winter and summer sea- sons. Heather Dziembowski, Title 1 Math Para Team! Terry O’Donnell, IA At Bryn Mawr School, we have upgraded the Timothy Powers, IA modular classroom doors as well as installed a new classroom in the cafeteria. BM: Tara Connor, Grade 1 Teacher Haley Dowd, Grade 2 Teacher We continue to do upgrades at our Intermediate Leah Gauthier, School Nurse School by replacing the HVAC equipment in the Jennifer Fontes, ABA modular classroom as well as upgrading all of the BM/PAK: Ester Kim, Speech and Language Pathologist univents in the classrooms. We have also in- PAK: Jillian Mahan, Title 1 Math Paraprofessional stalled HVAC in the cafeteria and are replacing Preschool: Jennifer Hamilton, Preschool Teacher the baseboard heaters in the glass hallway with Toni Marie Gilliette, IA energy efficient radiant heaters.

At Auburn High School, we have replaced the old 1977 outdoor sign. We have replaced all of the Stay in Communication with Us... hallway lights with LED lighting through the Green Communities Grant funds. We resurfaced the AHS We take seriously our commitment to maintain open lines of communication with our gym floor and are in the process of replacing the partners in education, you, the parents of our students, as well as the entire Auburn baseball field infield mix installing synthetic turf. We will also be doing the batting cage as well as community. To that end, we regularly share information with you in a variety of ways. both bull-pens at the baseball and softball fields.

“Friend” us on Facebook. A commitment has been made to revitalize our Facebook District-wide projects that were done over the page and we welcome your ideas! You can find us under “Auburn Public School summer included the installation of water stations District.” at each school. This was done to promote good health and sustainability. These stations will help Follow us on Twitter at APS_Supt with many schools and classrooms also having eliminate the need for all of the plastic water bot- Twitter accounts. tles used and then discarded. We have also re-

APS Website: we encourage you to regularly visit the APS website ceived support from the Auburn Recycling Pro- (www.auburn.k12.ma.us) to learn of upcoming events, view videos and photos of gram by installing recycle barrels throughout the District, inside our buildings as well as outside. l lessons or programs offered or to view the District or school-specific calendars. There is LOTS to see so “bookmark” the site and visit it often. Another district-wide undertaking was to upgrade our playgrounds by adding climbers as well as Do you receive One Call telephone and/or e-mail messages? Building principals replacing the main structure at Pakachoag regularly provide updates via these two means, so if you are not currently receiving School. This work would not have been possible one or both, call your child’s school and request that your information be added. without the help of our custodians and the Auburn

DPW. A great team effort! Are you the parent of an Auburn Middle or Auburn High School student? If so, our We are so fortunate to have so many hard Parent Portal will provide you access to information about your child in terms of workers working for the same cause: the students homework completion, quiz and test grades and attendance data. If you have of the Auburn Public Schools. questions on how to access the portal, please contact your child’s school and they can direct you to the correct individual who can provide assistance. Joseph Fahey Director of Facilities and Maintenance Page 3 Auburn Public Schools District Newsletter

Pupil Services: Off to a Great Start!

As we close out the month of September, I am happy to report that with and without disabilities that is “dedicated to promoting social both students and staff have made smooth transitions into the inclusion through shared sports training and competition 2017-2018 school year. Classrooms are very busy with students experiences.” It is said that training and playing together is a quick actively engaged in learning under the expert eyes of teachers and path to understanding and friendship, which has certainly been the staff. case at AHS.

Auburn High School has one new face in the Special Education The Auburn SEPAC (Special Education Parent Advisory Council) is open office: Mr. Gregory Walton is the new high school Team to all families in the district, especially those students who have a 504 Chairperson. Mr. Walton comes to us with many years of special Plan or an IEP. This year, we are looking to form a regionalized parent education experience both as a teacher and director. He is a advisory council with a few surrounding school districts which would strong addition to the high school team and we warmly welcome afford many more opportunities for resources and collaboration with him to the APS family. other families. Please come to a very important meeting on Monday, Once again this fall, Auburn High School will participate in the September 25 at 6:30 pm at Auburn Middle School to hear about this Unified Sports program through Massachusetts Special Olympics. great endeavor! Last year over 20 students participated in Unified Basketball and early information shows that student participation may double this Rosemary Reidy school year! We are proud and honored to field a team of students Director of Pupil Services

Auburn Rockets Athletics: Taking Off Again in the Fall of 2017

A new school year brings a new sports season and this fall we have picked up right where we left off last spring.

Speaking of last spring, I would like to congratulate everyone associated with our baseball team, which captured not only the Central Mass. Division 3 Tournament, but the Massachusetts Division 3 State Championship as well. The baseball team was honored as part of our Homecoming/Alumni Weekend Festivities with a banquet at the Chester P. Tuttle American Legion Post on Sunday, September 24th.

The day before the baseball team banquet, several of our varsity and junior varsity teams—including boys’ and girls’ soccer, boys’ and girls’ cross coun- try and field hockey—participated in home contests. The soccer and field hockey teams all squared off against Northbridge High, while the cross country teams ran against David Prouty and Grafton.

On September 22nd the golf team kicked off Homecoming/Alumni Weekend with a home match against St. Peter-Marian, while the football team hosted North Middlesex Regional that evening at 7:00 p.m.

Prior to the official start of the fall season, Mr. David Lajoie worked with many of the fall sports teams in the weight room at Auburn High. Among the teams that participated in Mr. Lajoie’s workouts were the football, boys’ and girls’ soccer teams, the field hockey team, and also several middle school students.

This summer, football had an average of 45-50 participants while boys’ soccer had between 35-40 participants and girls’ soccer had be- tween 45-50 participants. About 15 middle school participants also participated in the program. The overall participation in the program was more than 150 boys and girls.

Mr. Lajoie is convinced, and I agree, that the summer work in the weight room is one of the reasons our athletes have enjoyed so much success in the 16 years Mr. Lajoie has been running these summer sessions. I would just like to say thank you to him for another great summer.

The fall season is in full swing with 12 teams and nearly 250 student-athletes competing on the freshman, junior varsity, and varsity levels at the high school. In addition, more than 125 student-athletes are competing at the middle school level in football, field hockey and cross country.

New coaches this season include Emily Para (varsity girls’ soccer coach), Dave Stanick (boys’ golf coach), Sean Perkins (varsity cheerleading coach) and Sara-Jean Higgins (middle school field hockey coach).

This fall we will also begin our second season of Unified Basketball. We will play a four-game schedule with games scheduled for the weeks of October 9th, 16th, 23rd and 30th. We will also again participate in a second straight Sectional Jamboree from November 15th to 17th. The locations of the games that are part of the Sectional Jamboree have not yet been determined.

Unified Sports is a program that combines athletes with and without disabilities on the same team for sports training and competition. Students are again encouraged to sign up for the upcoming season.

Our student-athlete leadership program begins its third year in 2017 with more than 50 student-athletes signed up to participate. The program, led by our AHS Leadership Ambassadors, will again participate in many community service pro- jects, including raking leaves and shoveling snow for our senior citizens in town unable to do so. If anyone knows of any events or community service projects our leadership program could get involved in, please feel free to contact me.

Many of our coaches are scheduled to re-certify their CPR/AED certification. The plan is to have current AHS teachers, Allison Rusack and Greg Pratt, and possibly the recently retired Kathy Tobey conduct the hands-on training course, which is always informative to all involved.

We are off to a great start. Thank you for all of your support of our athletic programs and particularly the support for our student-athletes. We could not be the athletic program that other school districts strive to be without the help and support that the entire community provides.

Brian Davis Go Rockets! Athletic Director Page 4 Auburn Public Schools District Newsletter

New Year Brings Increased Access to iPads for All Students

The Auburn Public Schools is proud to announce that over the summer we have been able to continue to increase our district iPad inventory. Starting this year, we are not only 1:1 in grades 6-12, but now in grades 3-5 as well. This exciting development ensures that our intermediate level students will have on-demand access to their own iPad to access curriculum materials, complete classwork and create exciting online projects. While these iPads will not be going home with students, we feel they will have a positive impact on their learning.

For our younger students we were able to provide additional carts of iPads to students at Bryn Mawr and Pakachoag. Each school now has two carts of iPads per grade level, ensuring that there is an iPad available for every two students. This 1:2 environment will make it easier for teachers to access the iPads for use in daily classroom activities, including integrated curriculum programs such as Think- Central and Wonders, which are optimized for online delivery of the curriculum.

Once again, Auburn has continued to provide a 1:1 environment for our middle and high school students. All students have access to their own device that they bring home with them at night. For many students, especially those in 6th grade, this is a significant change in their regular school routine. The infographic to the left offers 10 helpful tips for all students on how to best care for and manage their devices.

We are proud of the opportunities we provide to our students through our investment in technology. Our students have a great advantage thanks to this investment and the instructional opportunities that they gain from them. As a district, we will continue to provide them, believing they have a positive impact on their learning. Eric Bouvier Director of Technology Page 5 Auburn Public Schools District Newsletter

Food Services News We are certainly off to a great start for this school year, with many We will continue to feature ”Tuesday Tastings” with new menu new menu and program initiatives in place, along with those that are items at each school to introduce students to new menu items we in development for the coming months. October is National School might offer and to gather their feedback. We will be increasing our Lunch Week, October 9 – 13, and National Farm to School Month vegetarian and international menu options in upcoming menus and we are featuring many local vegetables and fruits from MA! All throughout the year. So, be sure to follow us on FB and Twitter for menus are posted online at Auburn Food Services Home Page to announcements from our department! download and share with everyone. Expanding access to healthy meals at school is our mission and We are also developing our social media this year for the first time we are offering lunch to all of our Full communications with our school community Day PRE-K students at Pakachoag and AHS. We see increased and you can follow us on Twitter @RocketZone- student participation each week, students love eating their meals News and FB @auburnnutrition at Auburn at school and parents value the quality and convenience of meals Public School Nutrition Program to learn about we offer. PRE-K menus are on our Food Services home page link all things nutrition for our students and shown above. Meals at school are a tremendous value at $2.50 families! for Pre-K, $2.75 for Elementary, and $3.00 for Middle and High School. All schools’ reduced priced lunch is $.40. We encourage Next, a few highlights: over the summer we added brightly painted even more students and parents to check out what we offer each signage to our AHS Cafeteria to feature our new station lineup and to day. Breakfast is $.30 reduced price (all schools) and $1.75 for create a more collegiate dining experience! Feedback has been very paid price students. Fresh fruits, vegetables, cold milk or water, positive with our students. In addition, we have received grant and healthy school-made entrees are a hallmark of Auburn Food funding for additional bistro high top tables and chairs to continue to Services! We offer a tremendous value for our students and add a great ambiance for dining and to attract more students to families. Great nutrition positively impacts learning! participate in meals at school. Our Fuel Up to Play 60 Grant of $3000 will be utilized to In our mission to continue to innovate healthy meals at school, we purchase tables, chairs, and to further expand featured a new concept at AHS this month which is our new breakfast in our newly designated area in the Campbell’s clean label (no preservatives, artificial colors/flavors, cafeteria. The grant will also support funding etc.) We will offer this station Tuesday through Thursday each for our NEW Walking/Fitness Program at AHS. More to come from our Wellness Team this week. We are the first school district in MA to feature this new fresh concept and we are very excited! Students are loving the coming year! fresh veggie toppings and authentic Thai and Pho Broth to add to Our School Nutrition staff is very excited and energized to serve our students and promote all our great menu options for the new school their personalized custom entrée! Thank you everyone for all your year. This summer, our Cafeteria Managers attended a 3-day support with Auburn Food Services! training with the John Stalker Institute for continuing professional Janice King, development to advance their skills in our school nutrition program. Director of Food Services

The school year is off to a great start and the Business Office is looking forward to another productive and successful year. Liz Lynch has been welcoming our new staff and updating salaries for the coming year, while processing the bi-weekly payroll and assisting the Town with Human Resource items for the school department. Sharil Morin has been assisting our school staff with their ordering needs, ensuring that all supplies for the start of school were received and the invoices paid in a timely manner. Sharil also continues to provide support in monitoring the grants received by the District, as well as processing the District’s monetary receipts with the Town Treasurer’s office. Sharon O’Connell has spent a great deal of time in the early summer months processing the District’s bus applications to ensure that all students were assigned to a bus and receive a pass to ride that bus. She also assisted with the opening of school working with our bus vendor, AA Transportation, and myself to address busing concerns and record data on the number of riders on each bus. I can’t stress enough the importance of registering students prior to the busing deadline each spring as the routes are done in early July and late registrations create difficulties in getting students on the necessary route for a safe and comfortable ride to and from school.

With the opening of school, I would also like to recognize and thank our crossing guard staff, who are out there each and every morning and afternoon, come rain or shine to ensure the safety of our students. They work closely with School Resource Officer Brian Kennedy and school staff to continuously improve arrival and departures at each of our schools. We as a District are also very fortunate to have a great team of bus drivers who are dedicated to ensuring the safe transport of our students to and from school. As the year progresses, they come to know each of our students and many of our families who are at the bus stops. As drivers though, they are assigned a route to follow and are not allowed to make changes at the request of a parent or family member. Any concerns with regard to busing should be handled at the school level and I would ask that you contact my office directly with any questions or concerns. Lastly, students are assigned a bus pass for safety and accountability when riding the buses. Each student should have a pass with them at all times and are required to be riding the bus assigned to them. Our buses have limited seating and we plan for the students registered to ride that bus, so exceptions will only be made for emergency situations and should be addressed directly with your child’s Building Principal. Cont’d on Page 6 Page 6 Auburn Public Schools District Newsletter

Participation in the Auburn Fine Arts Department is growing!

The Auburn Fine Arts Department had a record shattering number of students join the Beginning Band and String programs at Swanson Road Intermediate School. Elementary Band Director, Rob Lesley and Elementary String Director, Kristina Caruso, have boundless energy and enthusiasm. It is clear that their passion for music is having a huge impact on their students.

Over 90 students started a band instrument this year, which is well over 50% of the 5th grade class. The string program started nearly 80 students in the 3rd and 4th grade, doubling the number of students who started last year! Having more students learn an instrument and participating in the music program is a fantastic achievement and I am excited to see the lasting and continued impact this will have for our students.

Our instrument rental night on September 7th was a huge success. The SWIS auditorium and cafeteria were both packed with students and parents excited about joining the band and string programs.

We are excited to introduce a new private lesson teacher to the district who will be helping teach cello lessons to 3rd and 4th grade string students. Renae Renihan is an alumni of the Worcester Youth Orchestra and a longtime student of the Pakachoag Music School. She lives in Auburn and is currently pursuing a degree in Music at Worcester State University.

Last year, the art faculty collaborated on a “traveling” art exhibit entitled “In Bloom” which featured student work based on the theme of flowers. This exhibit features student artists from every grade level from kindergarten to twelfth grade. Over the summer, “In Bloom” was on display at the Auburn Library. Auburn Middle School art teacher, Michele Prunier, created posters with QR codes that can be scanned to see a digital version of the exhibit.

This year, the exhibit is slated to be truly a traveling exhibit, with plans for it to be displayed at the Central Office, Town Hall, and other locations around Auburn. Keep your eyes out for the “In Bloom” exhibit around town!

Our dedicated team of Collin Myers Art teachers in front of Director of Fine Arts the traveling exhibit of “In Bloom.”

Business Matters Cont’d

Last but not least, I would like to report on our partnership with Unibank, who also works with the Town of Auburn, to offer the option of online payments to support our families. Last year, we started off with the Preschool Tuition payments and the iPad Insurance Fees. At this time, I am happy to report that we have added the Bus Registration Fee, the Before and After School Programs (Satellite, Galaxy, Asteroid and Lil Rockets), Fine Arts for Musical Instrument programs and also a Miscellaneous tab which can be used to make a one-time payment, such as a lost cord and/or charger for the iPad. The reports from our staff using the program are extremely positive as it is straightforward and it reduces the collection of cash at the school department level. I am hoping it has been a positive alternative for families as well. I believe it may be as we seem to have more and more families opting to take advantage of the online payment and I have heard from only a small number of parents who may have had difficulty initially but have been able to resolve it quickly. For added convenience, courtesy of the Technology Department, we have added a kiosk in the front office at 5 West Street, where if you come in to make a payment with only your credit card, you can sign in and create an account, completing the transaction at that very moment. Our staff is also available to assist you if needed. I gladly welcome any feedback from our families on your experience, so that we can continue to ensure it is a convenient, effective and satisfying program for all.

Best wishes for a wonderful year! Cecelia Wirzbicki Business Manager Page 7 Auburn Public Schools District Newsletter

Upcoming Events…. Wednesday, October 4th School Committee Meeting, 7:00 p.m. at 5 West Street, Auburn Friday, October 6th No School for Students; Full Professional Development Day for Faculty Monday, October 9th Columbus Day Observed; All Buildings Closed Wednesday, October 20th School Committee Meeting, 7:00 p.m. at 5 West Street, Auburn Tuesday, October 24th Half Day of School for Students; Afternoon Professional Development for Faculty Friday, November 3rd AHS Play, “Twelve Angry Jurors,” Cast A, 7:00 p.m. in the Auditorium Saturday, November 4th AHS Play, “Twelve Angry Jurors,” Cast A, 3:00 p.m. in the Auditorium Saturday, November 4th AHS Play, “Twelve Angry Jurors,” Cast B 7:00 p.m. in the Auditorium Sunday, November 5th AHS Play, “Twelve Angry Jurors,” Cast B, 2:00 p.m. in the Auditorium Tuesday, November 7th State Elections; Half Day for Students; Afternoon Professional Development for Faculty Wednesday, November 8th School Committee Meeting, 7:00 p.m. at 5 West Street, Auburn Tues/Wed., Nov. 14/th/15th FY 2019 Budget Presentations to School Committee, 6:30 p.m., 5 West Street Wednesday, November 22nd Half Day prior to Thanksgiving Break Thurs./Fri/ Nov. 23rd/24th Thanksgiving Break HAPPY THANKSGIVING! Our vision is to How to reach us... educate and prepare Auburn High School: Bryn Mawr School: students for the 99 Auburn Street, Auburn 35 Swanson Road, Auburn Tel: 508-832-7711 Tel: 508-832-7733 opportunities and Fax: 508-832-7710 Fax:508-832-7735 School Hours: 7:25 a.m. to 1:55 p.m. School Hours: 8:30 a.m.—3:00 p.m. Casey Handfield, Principal Beth Chamberland, Principal challenges of a [email protected] [email protected] Eileen Donahue, Assistant Principal changing world. [email protected] Central Administration: Brian Davis, Athletic Director 5 West Street, Auburn [email protected] Tel: 508-832-7755 Superintendent’s Office Fax: 508-832-7757 Auburn Public Schools Auburn Middle School: Office hours: 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. 9 West Street, Auburn 5 West Street Maryellen Brunelle, Ed.D., Superintendent Tel: 508-832-7722 [email protected] Auburn, MA 01501 Fax: 508-832-8655 Ailaine Zautner, Administrative Assistant School Hours: 7:45 a.m. to 2:15 p.m.

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