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AITE News

Ms. Rivera's Weekly Communication

Dear AITE Families,

This is a reminder that School Day SAT testing for all 11th grade students will take place on Wednesday, March 18. The SAT is a required assessment for all juniors in the state of Connecticut, and we expect all Grade 11 students to report to school on time prepared for testing.

Students in Grades 9, 10, and 12 will follow a 4-hour delayed opening schedule on that day. Classes for those students will begin later in the morning and the day will operate on a B-Day schedule. Additional details about arrival times and the adjusted schedule will be shared directly with students.

We encourage all juniors to get a good night of rest the evening before the exam and arrive ready to do their best. The SAT is an important opportunity for students as they continue planning for their postsecondary options.

Thank you, as always, for your continued support of our students and school community.

Kind regards,

Ms. Rivera

Absence Documentation

Written documentation is required from a parent/guardian whenever a student is absent from school. It can be sent in one of two ways:

1. by email to AITEattendance@stamfordps.org from the parent or
2. a written note from the parent sent directly to the office

The documentation must contain the date(s) of and the reason for the student's absence from school. If this documentation is not received within 10 days of the absence, the absence will be considered unexcused. Parents should contact their child's school counselor regarding the collection of homework assignments if their child will be out for several days.

Course Selection

Course Selection for the 2026-2027 school year has begun and will continue through Thursday, 3/19/26. Here is a link to next year’s Program of Studies: AITE Program of Studies 2026-2027. As students review the Program of Studies and select courses for next year, it is important to note that not every course listed is guaranteed to run each year. Several factors determine whether a course will be offered, including overall student interest, enrollment numbers, staffing, and scheduling considerations. Students should contact their school counselor if they have any questions.

Good News

Congratulations to Zuri Faizon and her team at Greenwich High School which won its 1st FCIAC girls basketball title in 38 years against Staples High school in Westport.  Zuri earned MVP honors with 27 points towards the win.

Congratulations to Aila Flynn, who won fourth place speaker out of a field of 92 competitors in the novice division at the Connecticut Debate Association's tournament this Saturday at Stamford High.  The topic debated was whether geofencing warrants should be prohibited.

Congratulations to Nate Elsner who placed first in the Rotary Club's 4-Way Test speech contest.  In second place was Aila Flynn and in third place was Phillip Bilenko.  Nate moves on to the semi-finals this Saturday in Trumbull.  Good luck, Nate!

Congratulations to Sienna McKinney who won first place in the high school division of The Connecticut Council of Language Teachers annual essay contest.

Congratulations to Matthew Baxter, a member of Harding High School’s track team, which broke the school record in the 4 x 200 relay with a time of 1:37.61 at the CIAC Class LL State Championships.

School Climate Survey – Open now through March 27

The 2026 School Climate Survey for Families is available in English, Spanish, Haitian Creole, and Ukrainian. The survey is hosted by Panorama Education and all responses are completely anonymous. Please complete a separate survey for each child you have in Stamford Public Schools. The deadline to complete the survey is Friday, March 27. Teachers, staff, and students will have the opportunity to take the School Climate Survey in March.  

Upcoming Events

Wed., March 18           School Day SAT - special bell schedule (B-day) 

Thurs., March 19         Last day for students in grades 9, 10, and 11 to submit course

                                    requests for next year

Fri., March 20              School Closed in observance of Eid

Wed., March 25           Half Day of School - Staff PD

Fri., March 27              March Madness – Students vs. Faculty Basketball game

                                    Last day for families to submit School Climate Survey

District News

2026-2027 Important Lottery Dates

Lottery application available - September 15, 2025

Lottery Application Due Date - January 15, 2026  - 4:00pm

Lottery Draw Date - February 17, 2026

Lottery Acceptances Due - March 10, 2026

 

Upcoming AITE Information Sessions 

Saturday, November 15, 2025  @ 9:30 am – 11:00 am

Thursday, December 11, 2025  @ 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm

AITE only accepts applications for incoming 9th, 10th, and 11th grade students

SPS Magnet School and Lottery Information

AITE Lottery Application

What Makes AITE Special?

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Out of District Bus Schedule

The Weekly

from Dr. Tamu Lucero, Superintendent.

Register a Student

To register your child for the 2025-26 school year (which starts in August 2025 and ends in June 2026), please click here.

PowerSchool Student / Parent Portal

Your all-in-one place to access assignments, grades and attendance records.

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SPS Welcome Center

The Office of Family and Community Engagement has a new home in the SPS Welcome Center!  The Welcome Center is here to help students and families to feel supported and connected in our district.

District Strategic Plan

2022-2027 SPS District Strategic Planning Process

AITE Pride Points

Outstanding Teacher of the Year

AITE science teacher, Danielle Weber, who in addition to receiving a Project Lead The Way (PLTW) Outstanding Teacher of the Year award (only 79 teachers across the US were selected) was selected as PTLW’s National Teacher of the Year for the Biomedical Program.  This is a very competitive and prestigious award and we are very proud of all that she has done to make AITE’s program exceptional.

Danielle Weber

AITE Student wins CT American Legion Oratorical Competition

Maggie Fleischer wins CT American Legion Oratorical Competition
Dana Stradinger
Mar 3 2025 1:29 PM
Congratulations to State Champion Maggie Fleischer, who won the statewide American Legion Oratorical Competition in Meriden this past weekend.  Maggie will represent the State of Connecticut in May in the National Championship.  The contest requires students to give an 8 to 10 minute speech about the Constitution without the use of any notes.

AITE Alum Cirque de Soleil

Principal Rivera Named 2024-25 Outstanding PLTW Administrator

AITE students Ava Lesser and Nora Amsellem successfully raised over $50,000 this past school year for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (LLS). Their initial goal was to raise an ambitious $35,000; however, by the time their fundraising campaign concluded, they well surpassed their goal, raising a total of $53,274 from an estimated 750 different donors.

Because Ava and Nora surpassed the $50,000 mark, they have been rewarded with a research grant and were recognized as one of the top 8 teams in the Fairfield/Westchester area.  They will have the opportunity to direct the funds they raised towards a specific research initiative within LLS and have been asked to share their materials with the National Team to be used in their nationwide efforts to raise money and awareness.

Hands with Heart

AITE Students Take Top Spots at History Day Competition

In what has become an annual AITE tradition, five students placed in the top four of the National History Day Fairfield Regional Contest: Grace DiGiacomo, 2nd place website category, Kavin Gnanavel, 3rd place website category, Jason Chien, 1st place documentary category, Jessica Sharma, Honorable Mention documentary category, and Toni Brown, Honorable Mention paper category. These students will move on to represent AITE at the State competition. 

The five AITE students who placed in the top of the History Day competition

AITE Students Win Big at FBLA State Competition

Congratulations to the following Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) students at AITE for their outstanding performance at the 2025 FBLA State Competition!

Kavin Gnanvel: 1st place Economics
Vivaan Kotian: 1st place Securities & Investment
Siddharth Rawat: 2nd place Cyber Security
Kayla Mozingo: 3rd place Health Care Administration
Sophia Noel: 5th place Introduction to Marketing Concepts

Team Placements:
Vanessa Amsellem, Cameron Carvalho, and Isabelle Noel: 1st place Social Media Strategies
Hamza Fayyad, Jermin Montenegro, and Ayaan Sadiq: 3rd place Banking & Financial Systems

The competition took place on March 19 at SCSU in New Haven, CT. These students have demonstrated their skills and knowledge in various business-related fields, reflecting the diverse opportunities offered by FBLA. Their success at the state level qualifies them to compete at the National Leadership Conference, which will be held in Anaheim, California from June 29 to July 2, 2025.  Mr. Milo and Ms. Merturi are co-advisors to the FBLA program at AITE. Congratulations to all the winners and advisors!

Images of AITE students who placed in the 2025 FBLA State Competition