Candidates Forum Mon. & School Off
Week 9: SACS Wears Pink Weds., Closure days
Seeking: Great photos for 2026-2027 8th Grade Yearbook!
Share your photos from SACS 8th-grade sports, cultural events, clubs or more direct from home. A brief setup code will be emailed to you and once confirmed, you may upload any images directly to our Jostens yearbook site! Share away. If QR Codes aren't your thing - use this URL to upload images direct to our own site. Not all images are guaranteed to be used but we'd love to see them!
Save Fred! STEM challenge
Sato-Smith class works on a challenge with a gummy worm, Fred.
K classes learn about apples
It was an apple festival this week and Kindergarten saw how to press cider.
Members of Dupont's class crank mill
Pre-K having fun
Ms. Sarah's room playing with new materials.
Sato-Smith's enjoys celebration
PBIS celebration photos.
Science experiments
Middle Schoolers enjoy a science class.
Cross Country at SATEC
Cross Country at People's Academy Invitational
Cross Country at SATEC
Cross Country at Peoples' Academy
Cross Country at Peoples' Academy
Cross Country at SATEC
Pink October celebrated at SACS this month
In an effort to raise awareness and show support for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, SACS faculty and staff may be wearing extra pink through this week. Feel free to participate by joining us Wednesday for "SACS Wears Pink" day.
We want to make sure you’re getting emails from Maple Run.
The Vermont Agency of Education recently alerted school districts about cybersecurity incidents in Vermont. With increased phishing activity, we are also seeing some legitimate emails from Maple Run end up in spam or junk folders.
- Please check your spam or junk folder for Maple Run emails.
- If you find a legitimate Maple Run message there, mark it “Not spam.” This helps future emails from us reach your inbox.
- Be careful with unexpected emails, links, and attachments, even if they appear to come from someone you know. If something looks suspicious, don’t click on it or share personal, financial, or account information.
- If you’re waiting for an important email from your school, teacher, or the District and don’t see it, please check your spam or junk folder.
For more information about recognizing and avoiding phishing scams:
FTC: How to Recognize and Avoid Phishing Scams
If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to us.
Thank you for helping keep our school community safe!
National Library Service: A free audiobook resource for eligible students
Did you know the National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled offers free audiobooks and braille books to students whose disabilities make reading print difficult?
Students can access books through the BARD app on a personal device or receive materials by mail, at no cost. There are no lending fees or charges for shipping.
This can be a great resource for students who benefit from listening to books at home or want to enjoy more books independently.
Learn more about the National Library Service and eligibility: https://www.loc.gov/nls/