Can you think of a more beautiful way to start the day? It’s going to be a lovely day at Perry Browne! #GoPurple
NCSD will have a 2-hour delayed start on Monday, December 20th, allowing all district staff to engage in Emergency Response training.
Gibson start time: 9:30
PB start time:10:20
MS/HS start time: 10:10
Thank you for your understanding.
Ms. Challan, Mrs. Hartman and Mrs. Heinly’s 2nd grade pod have been working on place value in math class!
Second graders in Mrs. Phelps’ class love to read by the Christmas tree!
Ms. Challan, Mrs. Hartman and Mrs. Heinly’s 2nd Grade Pod has been learning about the holidays around the world during our nonfiction reading and writing units.
Last week we celebrated our amazing publishers with families, HS friends and SANTA! Thank you to everyone that made the night magical!
Remember that starting tomorrow, December 13 is Holiday Spirit Week at Perry Browne!
Good afternoon,
Thank you for your patience, as we investigated the phantom text. Through the investigation, we have determined the threat was not credible nor did it place NCSD as a target. This conclusion only occurred because of the efforts of our NYS Troopers and Norwich Police Dept.
There are multiple schools in multiple counties responding to this exact social media post. Effective 1:00 PM today in our Pre-K thought 8 schools, our hold in place has been lifted.
At 1:37, the hold in place at the high school will also be lifted.
Instruction will resume until normal dismissal times. All after school activities will remain as scheduled.
We recognize your potential desire to pick up your child, officers will be at all four buildings to assist you if you would like. Otherwise, busses will run as normal.
Thank you again for your patience and support.
Go Purple!
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This morning, after student arrival, we became aware of a phantom school threat via a Snapchat post. Phantom meaning, no specificity of school, city or even state. We are currently involved with multiple law enforcement agencies, investigating source and credibility. We will remain in a hold in place restricting all visitor access until further notice from law enforcement. Thank you for your patience and support.
It was great to see our NHS wrestlers on the mat against Windsor!
This month the Pre-Kindergarten students have been learning about shapes, what they look like, and how to make them. The shapes that they worked on were circle, square, triangle, and rectangle.
Miss Y’s class welcomed Emerson today to our Sunshine class! We are so happy to have her with us!
We kicked-off the Winter Sports Season with an assembly in the auditorium in conjunction with the Chenango Health Network and Pulse. The focus was to educate our student athletes about the dangers of alcohol, tobacco, and vaping. Mainly, it served to inspire our student-athletes to become leaders within our building.
Perry Browne School Counselor, Ms. Pizzuto, visited every classroom in November to read books about Perseverance - the word of the month! Ms. Pizzuto used nonfiction stories about athletes & astronauts to engage students in discussion about Perseverance!
Monday, December 13, 2021 The Chenango County Health Department will be hosting a Pfizer Vaccine Clinic at Perry Browne Intermediate School for 5 and older. Scheduled for 4-7pm in the elementary gym.
Mrs. Lund’s class enjoyed the snow earlier this week. One cooperative group featured here built a snow tower together!
Mrs Nial’s class is getting ready for the holidays and have been visited by a friendly scout elf. They are showing their gratitude for their families by making gifts for them.
Mrs. Lawrence and Mrs.Woods talked about being Thankful in our classroom. We made a "thankful pumpkin". Weekly our conversation was around people and things we were thankful for. Our students did an amazing job thinking of what they are "thankful for".
Come experience your students writing at Publishers Night in the Gibson Cafeteria. Families can also visit the Winter Shoppe to buy gifts and visit Santa.
Congratulations to the Norwich Marching Band! They placed 1st in the State Championship at the end of October. We would like to recognize the following Middle School Students pictured l to r: Bianca Burton, Nathaniel Shtrauch, William Hunter, Lillian Turnbull, Anna Harris, Delilah Spiegel, Emma Cresci, Mikayla Hicks, Appollonia Stockton, Kaylee Fowlston, Nicholas Fink, Daisy Shaw, Skylar Musk. Missing: Emily Funaro, Joseph Hall, and Erin Nichols.
Congratulations to all those who participated!!!
