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Student Registration Packet, Grades 2-8

The 2009/2010 student registration packet for grades 2-8 is now available for download. For grades K and 1, please contact the Early Childhood Office at 978-639-3203. Thank you.

Summer Hours

The school offices at the Fairbank building will be open from 8:30 AM to 3:00 PM from July 6 to August 21.

Swine Influenza A (H1N1) Update, May 18

We have four updated documents:

Kindergarten School Year 2009-10
September 1st, 2nd, 3rd

In the 2009-20 school year, all Kindergarten students will be scheduled to attend one two-and-a-half hour block for orientation and assessment on either the First, Second, or Third of September. Parents will provide transportation for their student and leave him or her under school supervision for the first two hours of the block. The last half-hour block will be provided as a time for a meet and greet in the child's 2009-2010 classroom. Come meet their teacher and look around the classroom.

Comments Regarding District Consolidation

Superintendent John Brackett has posted some comments on district consolidation. Download his statement in PDF format.

Core Values

  • Enhance the learning and teaching processes to enable and inspire students to achieve their potential
  • Actively promote personal responsibility and integrity
  • Seek and promote opportunities to advance equity
  • Cultivate a life-long commitment to community

The Sudbury Public Schools strive to enable all students to reach their intellectual and personal potential. The school system, in partnership with families and community, will work with integrity and respect to realize the shared vision of enabling students to become lifelong learners and effective contributors to society.

Improving on Excellence, Goals 2008 - 2009

Equal Educational Opportunities

No person shall be excluded from or discriminated against in admission to the public schools of Sudbury, for admittance to State and Federally funded grant programs, or in obtaining the advantages, privileges, and course of study presented in these school, on account of race, color, gender, disability, sexual orientation, religion, national origin or homelessness. This non-discrimination applies to all persons, whether or not the individual is a member of a conventionally defined "minority group."

For more information, view our Civil Rights/Title IX section.

What Makes Sudbury Public Schools Exemplary?

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