Our students are continuing to make math magic in class. Congratulations to these students for not just setting goals, but exceeding the goals with ease! Keep up the great work!
We are excited to celebrate "Read Across America" next week. As a reminder, we will be in session on Friday. NAES encourages everyone to celebrate with us by participating in the themed days for the week.
Please be aware that there has been a change in the in-service day scheduled for March 7th. It has been rescheduled for a later date, therefore all students will report to school on March 7th for classes.
Starting your day at NAE is always a great thing. Do you know what makes it better?....
Finding out you scored a perfect score on your weekly Math Computation assessment first thing in the morning! Congrats, and keep up the great work!
Yesterday evening, during the regular board meeting, school cooks from across the district were recognized for their consistent effort in making sure our students are served a great breakfast and an even better lunch each day!
We may be biased, but we feel the cooking team at NAE is the best of the best! The work that Pam, Tracy, Crystal, Teresa (not pictured) and Desirae (not pictured) do on a daily basis is an important part of our success at NAE!
It's BOOK FAIR time! The PTO will have their spring book fair next week. It will also be open the night of parent-teacher conferences, March 6th from 3:30-6:30 PM.
Braylon is 💪flexin'💪 his math skills on Reflex Math! Congrats on becoming 100% fluent on your additional and subtraction facts 0-10's. 👊
Check out these Math-magicians! They received perfect scores on their weekly math computation assessment! Keep up the great work!
We are very impressed with Harper! During the lockdown drill, Harper was in the hallway and took safety in a staff bathroom with the door locked until he knew it was safe to exit. He was very prompt and knew exactly what to do! Great job!
These two have been working extremely hard and meeting goals! Great job!
We have some students who are excelling in Reflex Math and scoring perfect scores on their weekly Math Computation Assessment! Keep up the great work!
Attention all 4th, 5th, and 6th Grade Parents.....
We are in the process of developing another after school program for our students in 4th, 5th and 6th grades that will take place every TUESDAY from 2:45-4:45. This program is STEM related and students will be working with robotics and several other STEM related materials to complete projects that are designed to be very engaging and very fun!
Permission slips will be coming home with students on Friday. If your child is interested in participating, please complete and turn in. There is limited space available for this program, so it is a first come-first serve basis!
If you have questions, please contact our office.
The third-grade students have been participating in the Chick Quest program. Even Thor, the class pet, has been watching the eggs. There was a lot of excitement today as the first chicks hatched! Everyone was very excited to see this!
We will be celebrating Read Across America March 3-6. Here are the themed days we will have for that week. Remember, that Friday students will not have school due to the staff in-service day.
Save The Date!
☀️Even though it's snowing outside, these students are shining bright! We are proud of the hard work and great choices they are making!👍🏼
Chick quest turned our 3rd grade students into engineers on Tuesday! Students were provided with a scenario requiring them to create a way to move eggs from a hen's nest to a conveyor belt without breaking the eggs. Students were challenged to plan, design, and create a method of moving the raw eggs using only 8 sheets of paper and an arm's length of masking tape. Students put their creations to the test as raw eggs were dropped through the creations. Several groups of students successfully designed a method of moving the raw eggs! It was a fantastic STEM activity using creativity, social skills, and brainstorming ideas!
This is a fun opportunity for students during the summer.
Last week, our 5th grade classes enjoyed hands-on trip to Green Acres. They took a hike in the woods to learn how they tap the trees to get syrup. Students had a chance to taste the sap directly from the tree and empty the buckets of sap. When going to the sugar shack, the students saw how the process of making syrup took place. They were fascinated by how it starts off clear and then darkens overtime. Students had the opportunity to taste the syrup at two different stages, one that resembled "tea" and the other was fully cooked syrup.
They had activities inside that have more information on maple syrup making and the environment.
Any parent who would like to enroll their child in kindergarten for next school year, please use the website to begin the process. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to our front office staff.
