Brennan Color Run 2026!


Today we had a special visit from Willow, a therapy dog from the high school! Willow came to visit with a group of students working on a civics project focused on the important role therapy dogs play in supporting others. Students asked thoughtful questions and learned more about how therapy dogs help people in schools and communities. A special thank you to Mrs. DiPalma for bringing Willow over to Brennan for such a meaningful experience for our students!



Mr. Yangambi took another pie to the face today to help raise money for our Color Run! Thank you to everyone who has donated so far! Keep those donations coming in… you might be next in line to pie a staff member in the face! 🎉🥧




Some highlights from the Civics Showcase at UMass Dartmouth! We are so proud of our students for representing our school with such thoughtfulness, creativity, and confidence. Way to go!




Congratulations to our students of the month!! ⭐️










It's coming....(June 8-12)....

Grade 6 had a fantastic time at their field trip to USA Skates! Students connected science and creativity by comparing a cell to a roller rink, then designing edible cells and organelles using cookies, frosting, and candy. Such a fun way to bring learning to life!










Assistant Principal Ms. Greening had the chance to visit with some Grade 5 students this morning for a special read-aloud, helping model fluency, expression, and a love of reading. It was wonderful to see students engaged and enjoying the story together!



Thank you to Mr. Paul Hogan for speaking with our 7th and 8th graders this morning about his career as an EMT and first responder. Our students loved hearing about his experiences and learning more about this important profession!




Mr. Yangambi took one for the team today and got a pie in the face as part of our Color Run incentive! 🥧🎉
Who will be next? The more money you raise, the better your chances of seeing another staff member get pied! Keep those donations coming and let the fun continue!







2026 Annual Color Run!


Today, a few of our 8th graders had the opportunity to meet with Representative Howitt and Representative Hawkins to learn more about the legislative process and civic engagement.
As part of their Civic Action Project, several students reached out to Representative Howitt to gather more information about bill H.1764, An Act to Establish an Animal Abuse Registry. After responding to the students’ emails, Representative Howitt and Representative Hawkins visited to speak with the group, answer questions, and discuss the importance of civic involvement.
We are so proud of our students for taking initiative, advocating for an issue they care about, and engaging in meaningful conversations about government and community action. Thank you to Representative Howitt and Representative Hawkins for taking the time to connect with our students today!





Our students have been hard at work in the community garden, planting, watering, and learning the value of teamwork and responsibility through the experience. 🌱💚







Tonight we proudly welcomed our newest members into the National Junior Honor Society!
Congratulations to these outstanding 8th grade students for their hard work, leadership, character, and dedication. We are so proud of you! ✨










2026-2027 Transportation Applications Open
26-27 Transportation Application opens April 27, 2026. All eligible students, including Kindergarten and First grade, who wish to ride the bus to/from any of the Attleboro Public Schools MUST complete our Transportation Application by June 30, 2026. The only exception to this is for those with specialized transportation needs listed in an IEP. Payment will be due upon submission of the application. Families should visit the APS Transportation website for details: https://www.attleboroschools.com/o/apswc/page/transportation

Learning comes alive at Oak Knoll as our Grade 5 students explore ecosystems and biomes!










Mrs. Heller’s class starting the day with their morning meeting and setting a positive tone for learning!


Some of our talented students showing off their artwork at the art show at Burgundian!










Our 8th graders are back from their trip to DC, and judging by all the stories, they had an amazing time and learned so much along the way!










Reminder: MCAS testing for grades 7 and 8. Please remember to charge your Chromebooks.