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The month of July brings warmer weather, summer vacations, and registration information. Read more about student registration, completion of the Meal Benefits Application, payment of fees, and information regarding immunizations below.

The AASD is inviting the public to tour our schools on Wednesday, August 20, from 5:30 to 7:30 PM, to see firsthand how the community’s support of the 2022 referendum has transformed learning environments across the district.

This session on August 4, 2025 is part of our ongoing efforts to address and improve high school student attendance in collaboration with the City of Appleton. We invite you to share input, ask questions, and help shape our collective approach to supporting student attendance and engagement.

School supply lists for the upcoming school year are available! Our goal is to ensure that every student is prepared and ready for a successful year of leading, caring, and contributing.

Children can arrive at our participating sites during posted times and receive free meals for breakfast and lunch

The Fox Valley Tough Kid Challenge (TKC) is not your average Saturday morning – it's a thrill-packed obstacle course extravaganza and a super-fun fundraiser for the Appleton Area School District's physical education department! Mark your calendars for Saturday, October 4, 2025, starting at 9:00 a.m. and going until 1:00 p.m. at Highlands Elementary School, 2037 North Elinor Street, Appleton

We’re collecting new backpacks to support students in need for the upcoming school year. Your donation can help ensure every student walks into school feeling confident and prepared!

Last week, the Appleton Area School District Board of Education proudly adopted a resolution proclaiming May 5–9, 2025, as AASD Staff Appreciation Week—a dedicated time to recognize the exceptional commitment our staff have shown to students, schools, and the broader community throughout the 2024–2025 school year

Calling all current 3rd & 4th grade families! Is your student ready to make some music?

As the days grow longer and the temperatures rise, it’s tempting to ease up on school routines. Spring fever sets in, and students (and sometimes parents) may start to feel less motivated to maintain strong school attendance. However, consistent attendance remains just as important in the final months of the school year as it is at the beginning.

We encourage your students to share safety concerns with a trusted adult or, when needed, use SUSO to confidentially report issues that affect their well-being. SUSO’s Resource Center operates 24/7, ensuring every report is taken seriously

As the new school year begins, find our food service updates here. For any questions or further assistance, feel free to reach out to our Food Service team.