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Join Us for AASD Night at the Ballpark – Celebrating Sources of Strength

We’re partnering with the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers to recognize and celebrate students who participate in their school’s Sources of Strength campaign this month. As part of this celebration, each participating student will receive a complimentary general admission ticket to the April 30 Timber Rattlers game. 

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Summer School Registration Information

Summer School registration is coming soon! Registration opens on Monday, April 20, at 9:00 a.m. Learn more about how to register and take a look at course and camp opportunities for your student this summer.

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A Thank You to Our AASD Community

On behalf of our nearly 15,000 students and 2,000 staff members, thank you for your continued partnership and commitment to our schools. When our students succeed, our community succeeds.

Volunteers Needed
Upcoming AP Testing Volunteer Opportunity

Our high school AP students have worked incredibly hard to reach exam day, with the goal of earning college credit. Volunteers play an important role by helping create a calm, quiet testing environment. Duties include passing out materials, providing scratch paper or water as needed, and monitoring hallways during breaks.

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School Closure Information

When severe weather conditions arise, the Appleton Area School District follows a well-defined process to determine school closures. Our primary goal is to ensure the safety and well-being of all students.

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Free Student Rides via Valley Transit Now Require WisGO

Beginning this school year, Valley Transit is transitioning to a new fare collection system. While AASD middle and high school students will continue to ride Valley Transit buses for free, student ID cards will no longer be accepted as fare. 

To ensure a smooth transition, there will be a grace period during the first several weeks of school. During this time, students will still be allowed to ride Valley Transit without a card or app, giving everyone a chance to get signed up and ready