February break is a great time for students to unwind, but it’s also an opportunity for some fun and engaging learning experiences. Encourage your child to read a new book, teach you their math skills, or even try out a science experiment at home. Exploring the outdoors or visiting local museums and libraries can spark curiosity and creativity as well. Limiting screen time and keeping students engaged over school breaks can make the transition back to the work of a classroom much less challenging.
Sincerely,
Adam Bullard
We made it! Students in kindergarten through fourth grade celebrated the 100th day of school on Monday. The morning was spent in small groups, enjoying fun activities related to the number 100.
Our fourth graders had their monthly trip to Hidden Valley last week. Students enjoyed snowshoeing, riding kicksleds, and learning by an outside fire.
This week, 7th graders learned about 19th-century cooking methods and technologies in the NCS kitchen. Joined by Leslie Wicks from the YMCA FARMS Kitchen and local historians Jeff and Louise Miller, students whipped up vegetable hash, navy bean soup, and molasses cookies.
Monday, February 17th - Friday, February 21st
No School - February Break
Monday, February 24th
5th Grade DARE
Homework Club 2:40-3:40pm
Tuesday, February 25th
Homework Club 2:40-3:40pm
Sewing Club 2:45-4:15pm
Wednesday, February 26th
8th Grade Course Registration w/ Lincoln Academy
Chess Club 2:40-3:40pm
Thursday, February 27th
Homework Club 2:40-3:40pm
Friday, February 28th
Coastal Rivers to visit 3rd Grade
