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Upcoming Events

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MS/HS White Day
Monday, January 25, 2021

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MS/HS Purple Day
Tuesday, January 26, 2021

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MS/HS White Day
Wednesday, January 27, 2021

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MS/HS Purple Day
Thursday, January 28, 2021

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MS/HS White Day
Friday, January 29, 2021

District News

AN ANNOUNCEMENT REGARDING HIGH RISK SPORTS

Effective February 1^st, 2021, High Risk Sports will be able to begin in New York State with approval from the local health departments. This is great news for our student athletes. Norwich Athletics will be working with district administration, NYSPHSAA, Section IV Athletics, and the Southern Tier Athletic Conference in the upcoming days to prepare a safe comprehensive plan if permitted following all protocols for the return of High Risk Athletics. More information will be forthcoming in the upcoming days.

BOE REGULAR MEETING (1/20/21)

The next NCSD Board of Education Regular Meeting will be held on Wednesday, January 20, at 6pm. Click on the link that follows to join us on Zoom.

Regular Meeting: January 20 Zoom Link

CHENANGO COUNTY AKSHAR'S ALL STAR ANNOUNCED

Congratulations to Addyson Whaley, student at Norwich High School, for being nominated by the school as a Chenango County Akshar's All Star!  Each month, Senator Fred Akshar recognizes local students in the 52nd Senate District who have shown great leadership, compassion, school spirit or improvement amongst their peers. 

BOE "ZOOM ONLY" WORK SESSION (1/13/21)

Join us on Zoom for the next Board of Education work session on Wednesday, January 13, at 6pm. The work session will be 100% virtual via Zoom. Please remember to enter your first and last night when prompted to be admitted to the meeting on Zoom. Use the link that follows to join the meeting:

ZOOM Link to Meeting:

January 13, 2020 Work Session

Click on Read More for more meeting details.

NHS Moves to Remote Instruction January 11

NHS MOVES TO FULLY REMOTE INSTRUCTION (JAN 11-20)

The most recent change as of Monday, January 11, is the switch to fully remote instruction for the high school (only). This will be in effect for a 10-day period beginning Monday, January 11, and ending Wednesday, January 20. Students will return for in-person instruction on Thursday, January 20.

Additional details for the high school are available regarding BOCES programs, Chromebook pick-ups and athletics:

• Students who attend BOCES for their CTE program are still able to attend. The AM bus will be at the high school at 8:30am and the PM bus will be there at 11:45 as per our normal schedule. BOCES CTE students who normally get picked up by a bus will still be picked up and those who currently have permission to drive may continue to do so.

• Chromebook pick up for juniors will be moved to January 26-28th.

• Bowling will continue as it occurs off school grounds.

• Swimming, indoor track and all athletic conditioning is cancelled until January 21st.

A Message From Our Leadership Team

The Norwich City School community is represented by different backgrounds, beliefs, and perspectives. Despite our differences, we collectively represent The Purple Tornado. As we come together in our learning spaces throughout the district, whether in person or virtually, we are reminded most recently of the importance of striving towards unity as a school community and as Americans. As we watch current events unfold in the media-whether they were events from the summer or events at the Capitol last night, know that as a school community we are here to facilitate a nurturing environment for all of our students and staff. Undoubtedly, we have had our challenges related to the pandemic mixed with the political and social movements seen throughout our country. These events have the ability to incite fear and create anxiety amongst  students and staff. Please know that as leaders in this school community, the most important thing we can do is foster an environment where students and staff feel safe, have a voice, and feel loved. Today, more than ever, we collectively promise to do our best to actively pursue the promotion of tolerance at NCSD.

Go Purple!

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Archived News

AN ANNOUNCEMENT REGARDING HIGH RISK SPORTS

BOE REGULAR MEETING (1/20/21)

The next NCSD Board of Education Regular Meeting will be held on Wednesday, January 20, at 6pm. Click on the link that follows to join us on Zoom.

Regular Meeting: January 20 Zoom Link

CHENANGO COUNTY AKSHAR'S ALL STAR ANNOUNCED

Congratulations to Addyson Whaley, student at Norwich High School, for being nominated by the school as a Chenango County Akshar's All Star!  Each month, Senator Fred Akshar recognizes local students in the 52nd Senate District who have shown great leadership, compassion, school spirit or improvement amongst their peers. 

BOE "ZOOM ONLY" WORK SESSION (1/13/21)

ZOOM Link to Meeting:

January 13, 2020 Work Session

Click on Read More for more meeting details.

NHS MOVES TO FULLY REMOTE INSTRUCTION (JAN 11-20)

Additional details for the high school are available regarding BOCES programs, Chromebook pick-ups and athletics:

• Chromebook pick up for juniors will be moved to January 26-28th.

• Bowling will continue as it occurs off school grounds.

• Swimming, indoor track and all athletic conditioning is cancelled until January 21st.

A Message From Our Leadership Team

The Norwich City School community is represented by different backgrounds, beliefs, and perspectives. Despite our differences, we collectively represent The Purple Tornado. As we come together in our learning spaces throughout the district, whether in person or virtually, we are reminded most recently of the importance of striving towards unity as a school community and as Americans. As we watch current events unfold in the media-whether they were events from the summer or events at the Capitol last night, know that as a school community we are here to facilitate a nurturing environment for all of our students and staff. Undoubtedly, we have had our challenges related to the pandemic mixed with the political and social movements seen throughout our country. These events have the ability to incite fear and create anxiety amongst  students and staff. Please know that as leaders in this school community, the most important thing we can do is foster an environment where students and staff feel safe, have a voice, and feel loved. Today, more than ever, we collectively promise to do our best to actively pursue the promotion of tolerance at NCSD.