Attention families and community members! Please see this upcoming opportunity at the YMCA:
Speaker Series: Why Mental Health Matters
Tuesday, May 20, 6:00 pm
Community Room
Presenter Jamie Hagenbuch of the Madison County Rural Health Council
• reducing stigma
• raising awareness of the need for resources
• programming for our community
2025-2026 Pre-K and Kindergarten Registration is here! Please see details regarding the process below!
Attention Family and Caregivers! Please click on the link below to learn more about a series of workshop opportunities to help support children's literacy development outside of school. These workshops will provide essential guidance and suggestions of ways to work with children outside of the school day to help them become powerful and life-long readers and writers. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1eJZqdije2A3C0Z65eYuTY_l25Gvy52WH/view?usp=sharing
Senior Spotlight! Addison Jackson!! #NCSDClassof2025 #gopurple
Senior Spotlight! Romina Borrazzo!! #NCSDClassof2025 #gopurple
Senior Spotlight! Carlie Gale!! #NCSDClassof2025 #gopurple
Senior Spotlight! Breonna Seymour!! #NCSDClassof2025 #gopurple
Senior Spotlight! Emma Koerts!! #NCSDClassof2025 #gopurple
Game Day Monday, April 21, 2025
Weekly Game Schedule
Attention all guardians! Please note the important upcoming dates for April below:
Thursday, April 10th: Caregiver Conferences for pre-K through 5th grade only (Evening) Friday, April 11th: ½ day for Caregiver Conferences for pre-K through 8th grade only Monday, April 14th: ½ day for Caregiver Conferences for pre-K through 5th grade only Friday, April 18th: Good Friday - No school, Offices Closed
Monday, April 21st -Friday, April 25th: Spring Recess - No School
½ Day Dismissal Times for Students
Stanford Gibson 10:25 a.m.
Perry Browne 10:35 a.m.
Norwich Middle School 11:30 a.m.
Game Day Thursday 4/17/25
Educators at the Norwich City School District are excited to publish the stories of our courses through our curricular storyboards. Each storyboard is a 30,000-foot view of our courses, told in story or narrative format.
These storyboards, meant for caregivers and our community, stem from each team’s work carefully examining and unpacking their standards and understanding student learning outcomes. They result in a story sequence of what students will learn throughout their experience in each course.
Check them out by visiting our site here: https://www.norwichcsd.org/page/storyboarding-ncsd
2025-2026 Pre-K and Kindergarten Registration is here! Please see details regarding the process below!
The music department needs your help!
Norwich City Schools will be hosting a NYSSMA Solo Evaluation Festival on May 9-10 at the High School. The New York State School Music Association sponsors festivals around the state where students perform a vocal or instrumental solo and receive a grade and comments from a certified adjudicator. We will be hosting approximately 1250 students from our own district as well as those from nearly 50 neighboring schools.
In order for this event to be successful, many volunteers are needed. No musical knowledge is necessary! If you would like to help out, please fill out the google form below no later than Tuesday April 29th.
Google Form: https://forms.gle/VjD91qkB6yAvUgRJA
Please note: Your volunteer assignment and any necessary training will be given at an important meeting for all volunteers on Thursday May 8th from 6:00-7:00 PM in Vocal Music classroom (room 43 at the High School). Please plan on attending.
Thank you in advance for your assistance. Feel free to contact any music department member if you have any questions!
Sincerely,
The Norwich Music Department
Good morning
Today is April 16, 2025
Today is a Purple Day
Game Day Wednesday, April 16, 2025
Mrs. Smith's Housing and Interior Design class at Norwich High School created playhouses for children using what they have learned about the elements and principles of design. Mr. Greg Thomas, MS Technology Teacher, and Mr. Moutarde's Design and Drawing for Production students created the templates of the houses.
Skylar Romberg, 9th grader said "The housing project was fun because I got to go outside and be creative. It was nice knowing that kids were going to be able to play with a project that we made for them. The whole project was hands on, so that was really fun."
Bryce Wellington, NHS 9th grader said "I enjoyed this project because I liked how the house turned out and I liked that we gave it to little kids".
Thank you to Mrs. Smith for engaging students in this relevant project!
Attention all Juniors!!!
Attention Boys/Girls Outdoor Track Fans:
Due to ongoing construction at our stadium, the main entrance is temporarily closed. Spectators can utilize the Chenango County Fairgrounds entrance or come in through the service gate entrance. Please see the map below for more details.
