Congratulations to the Little Twisters who had excellent attendance in the month of April!
Little Twisters were celebrated for showing our PurposeFull People character trait of Creativity. Nice Job!
Prek science students enjoy a much tastier version of worms and dirt this week. They can't wait to see what they learn in science next year!
Absences Add Up! #ChooseNorwich Every Day!
Stay and Play Friends had so much fun learning how to make a snack to go with books they love!
Hello Baseball Buddie parents, players, and volunteers,
Due to the weather, we will reschedule today's game until tomorrow, Tuesday, June 13th. The player warmups will begin at 3:30 pm, and our game starts at 4:00 pm. High school and Middle school players have been asked to walk, with an adult, to the Little League field behind the middle school to meet their assigned volunteer directly after school. Volunteers are asked to report to the little league field by 3:30 pm. Gibson and Perry Browne students will be fed a snack and transported by bus to the little league field at 3pm. They will have adult supervision after school, on the bus, and at the field. Parents of all players will be contacted today to verify permission of this process.
We look forward to seeing you at the Little League field tomorrow!
If you have any questions, please contact Jen Parker at Gibson 607-334-1600 ext. 4035. Be sure to leave your name and number.
NCSD is hiring for many positions including a Secondary Math Teacher and Counselors. We offer competitive pay, great health, dental, & retirement benefits, and growth opportunities. Please consider the opportunities currently available here: https://www.norwichcsd.org/page/job-opportunities
PreK Science Students had a squirmy time learning about worms during science classes.
Information about Norwich High School Chromebook, laptop, and charger collection.
June is a month to reflect and plan forward. Today our seniors walked the halls of their past, and gave Stanford Gibson and Perry Browne students a glimpse of their future. Well done!
3rd Grade students engaged in Dino Man
Worms, dirt, and rotten food! OH MY! Thanks to Mrs. Stafford, the 4th grade had an in-house field trip to learn about vermicomposting. This would make for a great summer project for your kids!
June 8, 2023 - Today is a White Day
Third graders are learning about our skeletal system and how articulated skeletal systems help. Here we try to complete tasks without opposable thumbs. What a challenge!
Fifth grade science students are learning about sensory systems and sensory response times. We tested how fast our visual sensory response is with a cup dropping.
Fourth graders had a special visit from Alison Yacano and Matthew Gladstone from the Chenango County Dept of Planning and Development. They taught us all about vermicomposting-composting with WORMS! Lots of great questions from the students.
Miss Marks' class had a great time at the Erie Canal Museum in Syracuse!
Miss Cevasco's students are loving science class. They made some air explorations with bubbles this week!
Stay and Play students had fun creating snacks based on the books Carla's Sandwich and Pancakes, Pancakes!
Students in Girls Group brainstormed healthy coping skills with Mrs. Van Der Sommen and Mrs. Moutarde. The aim is to give the students a variety of healthy coping techniques that can be used over the summer break. Listening to music was a popular choice.
