Welcome to Augusta Public Schools
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A budget workshop was scheduled for March 5th at 6:30p.m. in Council Chambers. However, the vote on the budget is rescheduled for March 12th at the regular Board of Education Business meeting. An additional budget workshop is tentatively scheduled for March 10th at 6:30p.m. in Council Chambers if needed.
The following links will take you to surveys which you may fill out regarding 5 pending policies. To view these policies you may click on the following link http://www.augustaschools.org/proposed_policies.php or from our website click on "About Us", then click on the "Proposed Policies" and find the policy. After you read the policies, we invite you to participate in the surveys.
GCOC: Evaluation of Administrative Staff
https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/ZJ3DX2L
GCD: Professional Staff Hiring
https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/ZQHTD8L
GDD: Support Staff Hiring
https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/ZWCMBVN
GDN: Evaluation of Support Staff
https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/ZWZJQL6
JFC: Dropout Prevention Student Withdrawal from School
https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/ZSHWTZM
The Augusta School Department’s Curriculum Mapping Leadership Team has given the nod to open our site for public viewing. Parents and students are now able to search by course, subject or grade and browse district classes that are taught in our Pre-K-12 schools. You will be able to review the standards, content, and skills for each district map you browse. These maps are always a work in progress and will continually change to reflect current standards and instructional practices. Please contact your child’s teacher or building administrator for any additional information you may require.
Here is the link: http://augusta-public.rubiconatlas.org
The following links will take you to surveys which you may fill out regarding 5 pending policies. To view these policies you may click on the following link http://www.augustaschools.org/proposed_policies.php or from our website click on "About Us", then click on the "Proposed Policies" and find the policy. After you read the policies, we invite you to participate in the surveys.
GCBDB: Professional Staff Extended Personal Leave Without Pay
https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/ZY6N7ZS
GCFB: Recruiting and Hiring of Administrative Staff
https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/57TFVYX
GCFB-R: Recruiting and Hiring of Administrative Staff Administrative Procedure
https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/5D3P83L
GCI: Professional Staff Development Opportunities
https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/5Q32R88
CGOA: Supervision and Evaluation of Professional Staff
https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/5WRNNK8
Thank you for your input.
The following links will take you to surveys which you may fill out regarding our 3 pending policies. To view these policies from our website click on "About Us", then click on the "Proposed Policies" and find the policy. After you read the policies, we invite you to participate in the surveys.
Thank you for your input.
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IJJ: Instructional and Library-Media Materials Selection
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IJJ-E: Challenge of Instructional Materials Forms
Our very own School Board Member earns the Kennebec Valley Chamber of Commerce Young Professional Award. Congratulations Amanda!
 Amanda Bartlett: In 2012 this entrepreneur launched Bartlett Inspection Services (she’s now head of Augusta Housing Authority) with a passion to help low-income housing administrators ensure that our most vulnerable neighbors have safe homes. A UMA grad, Amanda previously worked at MaineHousing where she investigated substandard housing conditions and helped define a corrective action plan. A Kennebec Leadership Institute grad, Amanda is also very passionate about her community: she’s a member of the Augusta School Board, Chair of the Friends of Lithgow Library, former Vice-President of the Augusta Downtown Alliance, and co-founder of a new non-profit, Literacy Lane. And she is the proud mother of two boys.
Dates to Remember Through March
March 5 6:30 p.m. Special Board meeting – Council Chambers, City Center
Finish any budget discussion and vote on the budget
March 12 6:30 p.m. Pre–Board and Business meeting – Council Chambers, City Center
March 26 6:30 p.m. Board Workshop – Council Chambers, City Center
Board Meetings and Committee Meetings
Board Meetings:
Board Meetings are held on the second Wednesday of each month at City Center at 7:00 PM
Dates are as follows:
February 12th 2014 ~ March 12th 2014 ~ April 9th 2014
Committee Meetings:
Committee Meetings are held on the first Monday of each month at Central Office. Personnel 4:30PM, Curriculum 5:30PM, Finance 6:30PM and Policy 7:30PM
Dates are as follows:
March 3rd 2014 ~ April 7th 2014
The Augusta School Department utilizes a mass communication system known as a “Phone Burst” and/or “Email Burst”. This allows us to inform the families of our students about snow days, late starts or early releases due to inclement weather and emergencies. The phone burst will leave a message when your call is not answered. Please make sure to listen to the message before you contact the office. Following a phone burst, central office will get up to 100 calls from people who don’t listen to the message first. Once you have heard the message and have further questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us. Thank you for your cooperation.
Local High Schools showcase their skills at Thomas College
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sta School Nutrition Program Serves Up Nutritious Meals When School is out!
During the school year, Bill is a member of our Lincoln Elementary School Nutrition team and in the summer he works for our Summer Feeding Program. As the driver for the program, hungry children are greeted by Bill’s smile as he hands out nutritious lunches at area parks and playgrounds. Bill is a hard worker, willing to do anything that is asked of him.
Fourteen students in Mr. Maines and Ms. Rideout-Dawes gave speeches about the person or event who they believed made the biggest impact in the 21st Century. The students gave speeches about Albert Einstein, 
Bonnie and Clyde, Walt Disney and Henry Ford, among others. 