Learn what to look for in your child’s bedroom that may indicate they are experimenting with drugs or alcohol and what to say to your child when you find it.

This was ATAG's first year helping Soldiers Angels with their Christmas stocking drive and Sherry Zhumi led the charge. Thanks to your donations we were able to do this. Thank you everyone for always supporting our kids and others.

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Parents and guardians are responsible for supplying Epi-Pens for their children who require them at school. Please do not rely on the school’s very limited stock of Epi-Pens. The FDA issued a ruling that allowed Epi-Pens produced in certain lots to be used four months beyond their expiration date. If you have supplied an Epi-Pen to the school, please be sure it is covered by the extended expiration date.

December is the month for any student who wishes to take an online practice test for the January test which is used to score and rank students based on knowledge for the State Conference March 29th.

On Wednesday, April 3, the National Honor Society sponsored a Staff vs Student Basketball game. The event was in the gym during an activity period. It was an exciting game. The final score was Staff 56 and Students 42.

Yearbook deadlines are sneaking up on the staff. If you would like to order an "ad" to celebrate your child's years at Abbott Tech, now is the time to purchase your ad. The deadline is FEBRUARY 9. Go to the YEARBOOK PAGE to place your order.

Christina Gaudio (1st place) and Ethan Gardiner (2nd place) were winners of the Danbury Cultural Commission Poetry Contest. They received their awards and cash prizes at Western CT State University on May 16. They were accompanied by their families and friends, and their sophomore English teacher