“Look for your resources and don’t be afraid to use them.” Salutatorian Anthony Pomares learned that getting help when you’re stuck on an assignment or anything in life is on key to moving forward. See more here on Showcase Classroom TV:
https://youtu.be/1Md4nQjdU58
“Follow your gut and you’ll find the right place for you.” Class of 2024 Valedictorian Gigi Safavizadeh discusses picking the right college, extra curricular activities and more here in her Top 10 Speech. You can see it here on Showcase Classroom TV:
https://youtu.be/pus5UqmQLB0
“Have a social hobby…it makes work easier” For Caden Stone the key to academic success is having good balance. Learn more here in Caden’s Top 10 Speech on Showcase Classroom TV:
https://youtu.be/HRE2rWcbKoc
Good Luck Varsity Boys Tennis at Sectionals!
“Go to the games, join the clubs and try to step out of your comfort zone.”
Julia Llewellyn stepped outside her comfort zone and hasn’t looked back. She’s grateful for all the memories made. See Julia’s Top 10 Speech here on Showcase Classroom TV:
https://youtu.be/n2_TIJanUsk
Kindergarteners had a great time sharing their stories at our Publishing Party. They really showed off their creativity. They are developing into fantastic writers and storytellers! We are so proud!
Game Day, Wednesday, May 8, 2024
“I started looking for colleges back in 10th grade.” Maddy Quattrocchi began the hunt for colleges early. She’s been looking forward to continuing her education after high school. Hear Maddy’s full Top 10 Speech here on Showcase Classroom TV:
https://youtu.be/W4-HWX6hKp8
“I wouldn’t have landed where I was if I didn’t believe in myself.” Emily Nichols always trusted in her academic abilities and took strides to reach her goals. See Emily’s Top 10 Speech on Showcase Classroom TV:
https://youtu.be/Ks6zzJ-13pQ
Good Morning
Today is May 7, 2024
Today is a Purple Day
On May 16th in the NHS Gym there will be a Chenango County Employment Hiring Event in collaboration with NCSD. This event is for Norwich Juniors and Seniors to interact with potential employers and discover new opportunities. See the attached flyer for a list of expected employers to be represented!
Counselors will be hosting workshops to prepare for this event on May 9th and 14th during the lunch bells. Students can sign up in their Google Classrooms.
Congratulations to the 5th Grade Chorus from Perry Browne on their excellent musical performance this evening. The concert was held at the UCC in Norwich and closed the 114th season of the Monday Evening Music Club (MEMC). Our students performed in concert with notable area high school student musicians, including an impressive performance by NHS senior double bassist, Caden Stone, winner of the MEMC's 2024 scholarship.
Perry Browne 5th grade students performed three different Level 1 NYSSMA 2-part choral selections, singing in English and Polynesian. Mrs. Snitchler and the audience said, "Brava tutti," which means well done everyone!
Mrs. Perry's class enjoyed a field trip to Wolf Mountain today! Thank you for a wonderful experience!
Miss Marks and Mrs. Campeau's classes had a wonderful time sharing what they have worked on in their opinion writing unit!
New Budget Newsletter Link to our website:
https://core-docs.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/2170/Norwich/4275147/Norwich_Budget_Newsletter_2024-25.pdf
Game Day, Tuesday May 7, 2024
Congratulations Senior Athletes: Our recently celebrated senior nights for spring sports
NCSD has an employment opportunity for Elementary Teachers! Interested in learning more about choosing Norwich? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O40HIL1-h0Y Join us to connect, inspire and empower!
Last week Rich Bernstein’s Creative Writing class performed original poetry at Tabryn’s Marketplace in downtown Norwich to celebrate National Poetry Month. If you missed the performance and would like to watch it, please use the below YouTube link. You won’t be disappointed.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4IrnSaFsUxY
Students in Miss. Fox's 10th grade ELA class got through the mid week slump by engaging in a gallery walk which focused on identifying propaganda from the novel Animal Farm.
