North Adams Elementary School

Want to stay ahead of the game? Check out the Quick Guide Calendar for the 25/26 school year! *Please note that dates are subject to change due to unforeseen circumstances*

Congratulations to Avery Lahmers for receiving top score honors on the 6th Grade State Math Test!

Paizlyn and Isaac set the bar high on the 5th Grade State Science Test. Congratulations on being top scorers!

Josiah showed up BIG on the state math test. Top scorer on the 5th Grade State Math Test!

Congratulations to our top scorer on the 4th Grade State Math Test!

Top score honors on the 3rd Grade State Math Test!

Tomorrow is the last day of school for our students! Our office will be open the rest of May and all of June. Check out the office hours, and make sure you come in to get your child's documents, starting June 1st.

Congratulations to 2nd grade for having the highest attendance today! Let's see if we can exceed our building-wide goal on the last day of school tomorrow!

We had a field day today! A HuGe ThAnK yOu to our parent volunteers who came in today, braved the heat, and had a lot of fun with our students and staff!

Needing some summer fun? Look no further than our own backyard! Sam, from the Edge of Appalachia has some really cool opportunities for students during the summer months!

Happy National Speech-Language Pathologist Day!

North Adams Elementary would like to recognize and thank Mr. Dillon Davis for the incredible work he does serving our students. His dedication, patience, and support make a meaningful difference in the lives of the students he works with each day.

Mr. Davis helps our students build confidence, strengthen communication skills, and find their voices. We are grateful for the care and commitment he brings to NAE.

Thank you, Mr. Davis, for all you do for our students, staff, and school community!

It's a great day to play outside! Field Day at NAES is underway!

Take a look at the lunch change for tomorrow!

Field Day is tomorrow! We know kids will be playing and having a great time. Our fearless Safety Patrol Leader, Mrs. Crawford, has snacks available for purchase during the day to help raise funds for our Safety Patrol trip. If your child will need a pick-me-up, our Safety Patrol will have them covered!

This weekend, we have been preparing our stations for our building wide field day on Monday, May 18th. We are ready to have a lot of fun! Here are a few reminders: 👉It is going to be hot. Please make sure that students are dressed cool and comfortable. It may be beneficial to wear a hat as well. Water bottles that they bring with them each day are allowed, as hydration will be important. 👉Some activities will have water involved. Your child can bring a towel with them on this day. 👉Shoes AND socks, please! Students will be running, jumping throughout the day. During their specials time, they will also be having fun on the inflatables in our big gym. Socks are permitted when on the inflatables! 👉Sunscreen: Please make sure you apply sunscreen to your child prior to them arriving at school. If your child brings sunscreen with them for the day, please make sure they know that sharing sunscreen is not allowed. Some students may be allergic to certain brands. We are ready to have a great time at our annual building-wide field day!

Important information regarding our upcoming Field Day on May 18th!

6th grade has taken over the lead today. Let's finish out the year strong. We hope to see all students on the last three days of school next week!

Please make sure all library books are returned ASAP! We currently have 45 books still checked out.

Our kindergarten students put on a great show for their end of year program!

Miss Tolle & Mrs. Purdin’s classes finished up their Economics unit with a Food Truck Festival today to show what they have learned! Students took on the role of producers and planned out their own businesses! They had to decide what goods to sell at their food truck, research what resources they would need, and set their own prices. They also named and designed their own truck and menu! Students then had to market their food truck to the class, and persuade their customers to purchase goods from them. After all trucks were presented, students then switched into consumer mode and visited each food truck. They were given the task to choose 2 items from each truck they would like to purchase. As a twist, students were then given a budget to stick to, and had to make economic choices on what to actually buy, while staying within budget. Most came in under budget, but a few were over and had to reevaluate their purchases! The creativity was amazing to see, and students did a great job of showing all they had learned!