The Annual Coat Drive is taking requests for winter coats for students up to size 18 youth on a first-come, first-served basis.

Q.1 What kinds of lunches and meals do students have to choose from?

Ans- Every day, students can eat breakfast and lunch for free.

Q.2 What can parents do to help out and get involved at Arnone?

Ans- The school wants parents to work with them to make "literate, socially aware, global citizens." The mission puts a lot of emphasis on working together as a family and school.

Q.3 What kinds of transportation or bus services are there for students?

Ans- Families can check their child's stop on the parent portal, and bus route information for the school is posted (for example, 2025-26 routes). https://www.bpsma.org/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=4408280&type=d&pREC_ID=2636972

Q.4 What extra programs or help does the school offer besides regular classes?

Ans- Arnone gives: A state-of-the-art building with a gym, theater, rooftop play area, greenhouse, and science lab. Inclusion model, PBIS (Positive Behavior Intervention & Supports), and programs after school.

Q.5 How do families sign up their kids or find out about supply lists and registration?

Ans- Families should call the main office at 508-894-4440. You can find out how to register for Pre-K and Kindergarten in the school news and on the district portal.

Q.6 How can parents keep up with school events, calendars, meals, transportation, and other resources?

Ans- There is a multilingual family communication center and a school news section that posts updates on things like bus routes, calendars, meal surveys, and coat drives. Parents are encouraged to sign up for and use the parent portal.