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Former Amity Special Ed Students: Claim Records Before June 30, 2025

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April 22, 2025
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This image displays the word "AMITY" in bold, yellow, sans-serif capital letters, prominently featured below a larger, stylized yellow "A" with serifs. The background is solid black, creating a strong contrast that makes the yellow text and letter stand out. This likely represents a logo or branding for an entity named Amity, possibly an organization, school, or business, using a bold and easily recognizable design.

Amity Regional School District #5, as per state guidelines, is properly disposing of student special education records. The records of any student who has received special services are maintained for six years after their class graduates.

Former Amity students who were born between 2000 -2002 and/or having graduated in 2019 who have received special services at the Amity Middle School, Orange; Amity Middle School, Bethany or Amity Regional High School may obtain their special education records.

You must call 203-397-4820 prior to claiming records to allow sufficient time to retrieve your records from our archives and schedule a time for pick up.

If you wish to obtain records, please call 203-397-4820 and leave a detailed message with student name, date of birth and phone number.

If records are not claimed by June 30, 2025, they will be destroyed.

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