From April 19 to May 9, 2012, elections will be held for four seats on the SAS Board of Directors. Read the full story

As SAS celebrates its centennial year and its phenomenal growth of recent years, it is a good time to remember all the people and organizations that have helped the school get to where it is today. Read the full story

At its regularly scheduled meeting on May 31, the SAS School Board appointed two new members to fill the seats of departing members Mery Montgomery and Greg Germain. Read the full story

One seat on the SAS Board of Directors will be appointed in May.  School Board members serve a two-year term with an optional one-year term extension.  Refer to Policy 2.204 for details on appointed optional term extension.   Read the full story

The Board of Directors seeks parent volunteers in the process to appoint our next Board member who will start in the 2011-2012 school year. We seek 6-8 parent volunteers for the Parent Advisory Group (PAG) which will convene for the appointment process in May. The PAG will play an oversight role in the appointment process. If you are interested in volunteering or wish to have additional information regarding the volunteer role or time commitment, please e-amil us at: schoolboard@saschina.org.

SAS COMMITTEE/TASK FORCE LEADERS  2010-2011 Read the full story

The minutes of the meetings of the SAS Board of Directors and Board Committees are available online for inspection by registered users of the school’s Web site. Read the full story

Make Sure your vote counts

To make sure your vote counts, please take extra care to check your ballot and complete following steps: Read the full story

The Board of Directors would like to inform the SAS Community that the Parent Advisory Group (PAG) has been formed. Read the full story

The SAS School Board is grateful to the members of our community who took the time to respond to our survey evaluating last fall’s Parent Town Meetings and Board Forums. Because these events helped to meet the aims of the Communications Task Force, it was important to assess how successful they were in the eyes of the SAS community. Read the full story