The annual AYJ Fund "Once Upon A Dream" children's event will be held on April 12th in the Drury High School gym starting at 12:00. Event details can be found on the flyer.
Parents and caregivers: If your child is struggling with anxiety, having a hard time staying focused, or could benefit from extra support, Cartwheel is here to help.
Through our partnership with Cartwheel, North Adams students and families have access to:
🧠 Licensed therapists and psychiatrists—no waitlist
🖥️ Virtual appointments available 3pm-8pm Mon-Fri and some weekend hours, whenever works best for your family
🫶 Family guidance and parent support—because you don't have to navigate this alone
🗣️ Care available in English, Spanish, and other languages
✅ Free for families with MassHealth; in-network with many insurance plans
We're here when you need us. Learn more and get started: cartwheel.org/district/north-adams
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Know Your Rights
Hosted by MCLA
April 6th at 5 PM
Church Street Center
See flyer for details
Hosted by MCLA
April 6th at 5 PM
Church Street Center
See flyer for details
Glow Dance!
Friday, April 10th
6 PM - 8 PM
Colegrove Park Elementary School
Free entry!
DJ Ash, glow sticks, drinks, and snacks!
Presented by Strong Communities
Friday, April 10th
6 PM - 8 PM
Colegrove Park Elementary School
Free entry!
DJ Ash, glow sticks, drinks, and snacks!
Presented by Strong Communities
Due to incoming PreK and Kindergarten screenings, all morning and afternoon half-day PreK classrooms will be closed on March 23rd - 27th.
All full-day PreK classrooms will be open on March 23rd and 24th, however bus times may be altered for full-day PreK students on those days, so please be at your bus stop early.
Full-day PreK classes will be closed March 25th - 27th. Thank you for your understanding as we help to welcome our new PreK and Kindergarten students!
And don’t forget! All PreK classrooms are closed on March 19th for staff professional development.
All full-day PreK classrooms will be open on March 23rd and 24th, however bus times may be altered for full-day PreK students on those days, so please be at your bus stop early.
Full-day PreK classes will be closed March 25th - 27th. Thank you for your understanding as we help to welcome our new PreK and Kindergarten students!
And don’t forget! All PreK classrooms are closed on March 19th for staff professional development.
📚✨Happy 100 days of school, Brayton Pre-K bears!
Today marks 100 days of learning, growing, and making wonderful memories together. From our first day of exploration to today, you've shown such curiosity, kindness, and enthusiasm!
We're so proud of each and every one of you! Here's to the friendships you've made, the skills you've learned, and all the fun adventures still to come. 🌟
Today marks 100 days of learning, growing, and making wonderful memories together. From our first day of exploration to today, you've shown such curiosity, kindness, and enthusiasm!
We're so proud of each and every one of you! Here's to the friendships you've made, the skills you've learned, and all the fun adventures still to come. 🌟
Reminder!
Join our next SEPAC!
(Special Education Parent Advisory Council)
Wednesday, March 11th
5:30 PM, Brayton Library
RSVPs welcome but not required! SEPAC@napsk12.org
Open to all NAPS families, faculty, staff, and community partners!
What is a SEPAC?
The Special Education Parent Advisory Council (SEPAC) is a volunteer organization of parents and caregivers focused on ensuring the best education for our students with disabilities
The SEPAC provides connection, education, and empowerment for caregivers to advocate for improved services
Why join the SEPAC?
Connect and share experiences, knowledge, and support
Stay informed about special education policies, strategies, and resources
Collaborate with other caregivers, educators, and professionals on practices that benefit all North Adams Public Schools students
Join our next SEPAC!
(Special Education Parent Advisory Council)
Wednesday, March 11th
5:30 PM, Brayton Library
RSVPs welcome but not required! SEPAC@napsk12.org
Open to all NAPS families, faculty, staff, and community partners!
What is a SEPAC?
The Special Education Parent Advisory Council (SEPAC) is a volunteer organization of parents and caregivers focused on ensuring the best education for our students with disabilities
The SEPAC provides connection, education, and empowerment for caregivers to advocate for improved services
Why join the SEPAC?
Connect and share experiences, knowledge, and support
Stay informed about special education policies, strategies, and resources
Collaborate with other caregivers, educators, and professionals on practices that benefit all North Adams Public Schools students
Glow Dance!
Friday, April 10th
6 PM - 8 PM
Colegrove Park Elementary School
Free entry!
DJ Ash, glow sticks, drinks, and snacks!
Presented by Strong Communities
Friday, April 10th
6 PM - 8 PM
Colegrove Park Elementary School
Free entry!
DJ Ash, glow sticks, drinks, and snacks!
Presented by Strong Communities
Youth Center, Inc programming for the April school break (Grades K to 7) will run Tuesday 4/21 to Friday 4/24, from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm, and is $35/day per child. See flyer for registration and daily activities.
Parents and caregivers: If your child is struggling with anxiety, having a hard time staying focused, or could benefit from extra support, Cartwheel is here to help.
Through our partnership with Cartwheel, North Adams students and families have access to:
🧠 Licensed therapists and psychiatrists—no waitlist
🖥️ Virtual appointments available 8am-8pm Mon-Fri and some weekend hours, whenever works best for your family
🫶 Family guidance and parent support—because you don't have to navigate this alone
🗣️ Care available in English, Spanish, and other languages
✅ Free for families with MassHealth; in-network with many insurance plans
We're here when you need us. Learn more and get started: cartwheel.org/district/north-adams
Spread the word by liking or sharing this post!
Through our partnership with Cartwheel, North Adams students and families have access to:
🧠 Licensed therapists and psychiatrists—no waitlist
🖥️ Virtual appointments available 8am-8pm Mon-Fri and some weekend hours, whenever works best for your family
🫶 Family guidance and parent support—because you don't have to navigate this alone
🗣️ Care available in English, Spanish, and other languages
✅ Free for families with MassHealth; in-network with many insurance plans
We're here when you need us. Learn more and get started: cartwheel.org/district/north-adams
Spread the word by liking or sharing this post!
Please note that the Learning Comes Alive program on 3/16 has been canceled.
Join our next SEPAC!
(Special Education Parent Advisory Council)
Wednesday, March 11th
5:30 PM, Brayton Library
RSVPs welcome but not required! SEPAC@napsk12.org
Open to all NAPS families, faculty, staff, and community partners!
What is a SEPAC?
The Special Education Parent Advisory Council (SEPAC) is a volunteer organization of parents and caregivers focused on ensuring the best education for our students with disabilities
The SEPAC provides connection, education, and empowerment for caregivers to advocate for improved services
Why join the SEPAC?
Connect and share experiences, knowledge, and support
Stay informed about special education policies, strategies, and resources
Collaborate with other caregivers, educators, and professionals on practices that benefit all North Adams Public Schools students
(Special Education Parent Advisory Council)
Wednesday, March 11th
5:30 PM, Brayton Library
RSVPs welcome but not required! SEPAC@napsk12.org
Open to all NAPS families, faculty, staff, and community partners!
What is a SEPAC?
The Special Education Parent Advisory Council (SEPAC) is a volunteer organization of parents and caregivers focused on ensuring the best education for our students with disabilities
The SEPAC provides connection, education, and empowerment for caregivers to advocate for improved services
Why join the SEPAC?
Connect and share experiences, knowledge, and support
Stay informed about special education policies, strategies, and resources
Collaborate with other caregivers, educators, and professionals on practices that benefit all North Adams Public Schools students
Don't forget to register for PreK/Kindergarten screenings!
Kindergarten Registration & Screening Dates:
Monday and Tuesday, March 23rd and 24th, 2026
PreK Application & Screening Dates:
Wednesday and Thursday, March 25th and 26th, 2026
Call Carrie Silva at (413) 776-1673 to schedule your appointment!
See our flyers for details!
Kindergarten Registration & Screening Dates:
Monday and Tuesday, March 23rd and 24th, 2026
PreK Application & Screening Dates:
Wednesday and Thursday, March 25th and 26th, 2026
Call Carrie Silva at (413) 776-1673 to schedule your appointment!
See our flyers for details!
Upcomming programming sponsored by the Family Center.
Upcomming programing at the North Adams Public Library. See flyer for details
Upcoming Family Center programming.
MassPAC All-Access Workshop calendar for January 2026 and Spanish language workshops
Join our SEPAC!
(Special Education Parent Advisory Council)
Interest Meeting:
Wednesday, January 14th
5:30 PM, Brayton Library
RSVPs welcome but not required!
SEPAC@napsk12.org
What is a SEPAC?
The Special Education Parent Advisory Council (SEPAC) is a volunteer organization of parents and caregivers focused on ensuring the best education for our students with disabilities
The SEPAC provides connection, education, and empowerment for caregivers to advocate for improved services
Why join the SEPAC?
Connect and share experiences, knowledge, and support
Stay informed about special education policies, strategies, and resources
Collaborate with other caregivers, educators, and professionals on practices that benefit all North Adams Public Schools students
(Special Education Parent Advisory Council)
Interest Meeting:
Wednesday, January 14th
5:30 PM, Brayton Library
RSVPs welcome but not required!
SEPAC@napsk12.org
What is a SEPAC?
The Special Education Parent Advisory Council (SEPAC) is a volunteer organization of parents and caregivers focused on ensuring the best education for our students with disabilities
The SEPAC provides connection, education, and empowerment for caregivers to advocate for improved services
Why join the SEPAC?
Connect and share experiences, knowledge, and support
Stay informed about special education policies, strategies, and resources
Collaborate with other caregivers, educators, and professionals on practices that benefit all North Adams Public Schools students
Upcoming programming from Berkshire Nursing Families (BNF). See flyers for details.
Upcoming event for Brayton Families:
Passport to Reading!
Date: November 13th
Place: Brayton Elementary School
Time: 5-6:30 PM
More about this event:
Food, prizes, literacy activities, and more!
Grab a passport and get ready to learn and have some fun!
5:00-5:30 PM: Dinner
5:30-6:15 PM: Literacy Activities
6:15-6:30 PM: Raffle and FREE Books
Hope to see you there!
Passport to Reading!
Date: November 13th
Place: Brayton Elementary School
Time: 5-6:30 PM
More about this event:
Food, prizes, literacy activities, and more!
Grab a passport and get ready to learn and have some fun!
5:00-5:30 PM: Dinner
5:30-6:15 PM: Literacy Activities
6:15-6:30 PM: Raffle and FREE Books
Hope to see you there!
