Information on ALICE Training and Video are located in the Parents & Guardians section under Safety Information
Superintendent's Message
Welcome to the Agawam Public Schools website. Our school district is a wonderful place for families to grow and learn together. We are excited to be able to use this website to better communicate with students, parents, and the community-at-large.
The goal of this website is to keep our families and residents informed about the amazing things taking place in our eight schools. Because we are proud of our website, we are working diligently to improve how information important to all stakeholders is delivered. Consequently, we are utilizing a new information system which will allow us to highlight special programs and events. In addition, it will provide access to the school calendar, sport schedules, and significant announcements. Moreover, we will continue to develop individual classroom and program web pages and to provide important links to other educational sites. Your patience, as we grow our website, is greatly appreciated.
Our district appreciates the assistance of volunteers and encourages parents/guardians to become members of our individual school Parent Teacher Organizations and School Improvement Councils. We also invite parents and guardians to attend our Back-To-School Nights, Parent-Teacher Conferences, sporting events, as well as special events held throughout the school year.
Whether or not you are able to volunteer or attend events in the district, we ask that you keep in contact with your child’s teacher and school principal. It is only by keeping the lines of communication open that we can continue to do what is in the best interest of the children placed in our care. We value your input and welcome your support of our schools.
Happy last day of school everyone. Just a reminder today is a half day. We hope you have a great fun and safe summer. See you in the fall!
Our staff and students having a fun time at Granger Elementary Schools Talent Show!
Looking for something to do this Saturday with the kids? Checkout this great event!
A group of JHS students have been participating in the Mass Wildlife Teaching with Trout Program. Students were introduced to the concepts of ecology, population biology, water quality and conservation by raising Brook Trout from eggs during the winter and released them in a lo…
Every year the Kennedy Library recognizes up to 100 middle school students from across Massachusetts with the John F. Kennedy Make a Difference Award for the impact they have made in their communities through service projects.
The award is given to students who are nominated by…
