School Board Committee Meeting Agendas 10/14/26
Policy:
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Finance:
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BG&T:
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Policy:
https://aptg.co/_gqfSc
Finance:
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BG&T:
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School Board Materials 10/13/26
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https://aptg.co/svSxFm
For all current RSU 10 Job Postings:
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http://rsu10.schoolspring.com
For all current RSU 10 Job Postings:
http://rsu10.schoolspring.com
http://rsu10.schoolspring.com
Here is a copy of the lunch for the month of October:

Here is a copy of the breakfast menu for the month of October:

Special School Board Meeting/Executive Session Agenda 10/5/26
*This is an In-Person Meeting ONLY*
*This is an In-Person Meeting ONLY*
School Board APPROVED Minutes 9/8/26
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For all current RSU 10 Job Postings:
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http://rsu10.schoolspring.com
Please read this letter from the Superintendent regarding Title 1. https://aptg.co/6n26b3
School Board Committee Minutes 9/16/26
Curriculum: https://aptg.co/jqV4js
Policy: https://aptg.co/L-RTLv
Personnel: https://aptg.co/nk789y
Curriculum: https://aptg.co/jqV4js
Policy: https://aptg.co/L-RTLv
Personnel: https://aptg.co/nk789y
School Board Materials 9/21/26
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https://aptg.co/lGC7N_
For all current RSU 10 Job Postings:
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http://rsu10.schoolspring.com
School Board Committee Agendas 9/16/26
Curriculum Committee: https://aptg.co/07Blm3
Personnel Committee: https://aptg.co/JKnV5Y
Policy Committee: https://aptg.co/fVFDZt
Curriculum Committee: https://aptg.co/07Blm3
Personnel Committee: https://aptg.co/JKnV5Y
Policy Committee: https://aptg.co/fVFDZt
For current RSU 10 Job Postings:
https://rsu10.schoolspring.com
https://rsu10.schoolspring.com
School Board Materials 9/8/26
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https://aptg.co/pmDzV4
Just a reminder for all families that there is NO Wednesday morning coverage for students from 7:30-8:30AM.
Drop-off will begin at 8:30AM on Wednesday mornings..
Thanks!
Drop-off will begin at 8:30AM on Wednesday mornings..
Thanks!
Please view all up to date RSU 10 Job Postings at:
https://rsu10.schoolspring.com
https://rsu10.schoolspring.com
Here are a few practical tips to help support regular attendance:
-Make sure your children keep a regular bedtime and establish a morning routine.
-Lay out clothes and pack backpacks the night before.
-Ensure your children go to school every day unless they are truly sick.
-Avoid scheduling vacations or doctor's appointments when school is in session.
-Talk to teachers and counselors for advice if your children feel anxious about going to school.
-Develop back up plans for getting to school if something comes up. Call on a family member, neighbor, or another parent to take your child to school.
WELCOME BACK TO SCHOOL!!
-Make sure your children keep a regular bedtime and establish a morning routine.
-Lay out clothes and pack backpacks the night before.
-Ensure your children go to school every day unless they are truly sick.
-Avoid scheduling vacations or doctor's appointments when school is in session.
-Talk to teachers and counselors for advice if your children feel anxious about going to school.
-Develop back up plans for getting to school if something comes up. Call on a family member, neighbor, or another parent to take your child to school.
WELCOME BACK TO SCHOOL!!
I cam across some statistical information regarding the significance of attending school regularly.
-a child becomes chronically absent when he or she misses 18 or more days over the course of an entire school year.
-children who are chronically absent in kindergarten and first grade are much less likely to read at grade level by the end of third grade.
-By 6th grade, chronic absence is a proven early warning sign for students at risk for dropping out of school.
-By 9th grade, good attendance can predict graduation rates even better than 8th grade test scores.
Remember, a child is chronically absent if he or she misses just two days every month!!
-a child becomes chronically absent when he or she misses 18 or more days over the course of an entire school year.
-children who are chronically absent in kindergarten and first grade are much less likely to read at grade level by the end of third grade.
-By 6th grade, chronic absence is a proven early warning sign for students at risk for dropping out of school.
-By 9th grade, good attendance can predict graduation rates even better than 8th grade test scores.
Remember, a child is chronically absent if he or she misses just two days every month!!
