To enable every Amity student to become a lifelong learner and a literate, caring, creative and effective world citizen.

A recent article published in the Orange and Woodbridge Town News stated that the Amity BOE voted not to return surplus to towns. This is the first of a 2-part article to answer common questions and clarify misconceptions about the Amity budget surplus. The second part will be published next month.

Channel 3 visited ARHS to ask questions about pollinators and spring gardening. Both Diana Isaacs and Mr. Malloy were interviewed, with each of them shining a positive light on Amity and our apiary program.

Click here to watch the news segment.

ARHS students participated in the CT-STEM Fair.  Amity came away with 13 wins!  Congratulations to Aiden Ahmed, Faryal Akbar, Anchal Bahel, Haseeb Chaudhry, Cindy Chen, Evelyn Chen, , Emily Gu, Youlmin Lee, Sophia Liu, Andie Napolitano, Edwin Sweeney, Molly Womer, and Henry Yang.

Watch all Amity Live Presentations including Board of Education Meetings by clicking this link: Amity Live!.

If you would like to view past meetings on demand, click here.

NEASC reviewed and reported on:

Teaching and Learning Standards

• Core Values and Beliefs About Learning
• Curriculum Instruction
• Assessment of and for Student Learning

Support Standards

• School Culture and Leadership
• School Resources for Learning
• Community Resources for Learning

Click here for the complete NEASC report

Every Junior can log into Study Island and access a class called “SAT Practice.”  There are two assignments, one for English SAT prep and one for math SAT prep.  This optional practice is available to them at no charge to parents and includes a practice test, lessons, and practice problems. Click here for directions on logging into Study Island.