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We’re celebrating National School Breakfast Week in our cafeterias with students and staff! Check out the school nutrition page to see all the fuel-filled breakfasts being served across our kingdom.
Due to the incoming storm, all Augusta schools and administrative offices will be closed Monday, February 23, 2026. This will be a traditional snow day, not a remote learning day.
We received a report about a potential safety risk at tonight’s Board meeting. In the interests of public safety we have decided to postpone tonight’s meeting to a later date.
We will share the new meeting date as soon as it is confirmed. Thank you for your understanding.
As a result of the storm, all Augusta schools will have a two hour delay today, 2/11/2026. Additionally, Gilbert’s AM Pre-K has been cancelled. The CATC AM session will be Cony students only and the PM session is as regularly scheduled.
As a result of the storm, all Augusta schools will have a two hour delay today, January 27, 2026. Additionally, Gilbert’s AM Pre-K has been cancelled. The CATC AM session will be Cony students only and the PM session is as regularly scheduled.
The Augusta School Department is hiring for a substitute school nurse. This position is geared toward a competent, safe, and compassionate nurse who is excited to assist PreK-12th grade students maintain their health and wellbeing by assisting them with their nursing needs throughout the day on an as-needed basis.
Visit our website for more information: https://www.augustaschools.org/o/aps/page/employment
Augusta Schools will officially implement a Remote School Day for today, 1/7/2026.
The safety of our students and staff is our top priority, and predicted road conditions do not allow for safe travel within a delayed start window.
Students and staff will work from home, and the day will count as an instructional day. Elementary students should refer to their Remote Roadmaps for guidance, while Middle and High School students should check Google Classroom for directions and assignments.
As a reminder, district-level information about Remote School Days can be found at https://www.augustaschools.org/page/remote-school-days
Stay safe, and thank you for your support.
Due to the timing of the forecasted storm, Augusta Schools may implement a potential Remote School Day tomorrow, Wednesday 1/7/2026.
The Superintendent will share a final decision with families and staff by 5:30 a.m. tomorrow morning.
More information on Remote School Days can be found here: https://www.augustaschools.org/page/remote-school-days
All Augusta Schools will have a 2-hour delay today, January 6, 2026.
All scheduled pick-ups, bus routes, and school start times will be pushed back by 2 hours. Students and staff should plan accordingly and follow any updated schedules provided by their schools.
Augusta Schools will officially implement a Remote School Day for today, 12/2/2025.
Students and staff will work from home, and the day will count as an instructional day. Elementary students should refer to their Remote Roadmaps for guidance, while Middle and High School students should check Google Classroom for directions and assignments.
As a reminder, district-level information about Remote School Days can be found at https://www.augustaschools.org/page/remote-school-days
Stay safe, and thank you for your support.
Due to the timing of the forecasted storm, Augusta Schools may implement a potential Remote School Day tomorrow, Tuesday 12/2/2025.
The Superintendent will share a final decision with families and staff by 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning.
More information on Remote School Days can be found here: https://www.augustaschools.org/page/remote-school-days
Founded in 1916, the Rotary Club of Augusta has a long history of community service, from providing scholarships and supporting hunger relief efforts to projects like the Augusta Dog Park, accessible garden beds for veterans, and global initiatives for clean water and polio eradication.
We’re incredibly proud to see Dr. Sikora join such a dedicated group of local leaders and can’t wait to see where this new community partnership leads and the positive impact it will bring to our schools and the greater Augusta community!
Principal Heather Gauthier and Dean of Students Nicole Clark have traded in their traditional offices for mobile workstations, affectionately dubbed the “Glam Carts.” These rolling setups allow the admin team to be out and about in the hallways, connecting with students and supporting teachers.
Way to go Lincoln team, proving that leadership doesn’t have to stay in one place to keep things rolling smoothly!
Please note that start dates vary by grade level across the district:
We encourage families to double-check their student’s start date so everyone is ready for a smooth first day.
