Fire Prevention Fun with our Friendly Savoy Fire Department!
5/6 in grammar and reading classes this week! #twoteachersarebetterthanone
Building cars in STEM!
Each year, a Basic Rights Workshop is offered to parents/guardians to gain more information about the IEP process for students with special needs. We are collaborating with neighboring districts to offer this workshop twice this school year, once in October and again in March.
North Adams will host a Basic Rights Workshop virtual workshop on Wednesday October 26 from 6-8pm. It will be facilitated by the Federation for Children with Special Needs. All NBSU parents are invited to attend.
An informational flyer is linked here: https://core-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/1376/NAPS/2501949/NAPS_Understanding_the_IEP_Flyer.pdf
To register for the workshop, click here: https://fcsn-org.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZEsc-2pqj8pGtdDOv0mNHPmIg5oYSxvEOin
Mrs. LeGrand's girls doing a Halloween craft with Mrs. Zepka!
Emma Miller Elementary School is looking for a resident to join our School Committee! Please submit a letter of interest by Monday, November 28, 2022. This letter can be send via mail or email to the Principal, Superintendent, or mailed to the NBSU Office.
Indoor recess fun with friends! 😀
STEM activities!
Learning shapes by building with them! Teamwork! 🙂
Rain rain go away! Some indoor recess fun!
5/6 is working on research projects based on our novel study!
Howdy Families! Please check those backpacks today. We will be sending home calendars and other important information.
Explaing the importance of the PTG and how fundraising helps. :)
The 5/6 class getting creative with t-shirt designs for their novel study!
Our awesome Johnny Appleseed unit has some cool educational games. Practicing our counting on addition skills. :)
5th and 6th grade buddies helping the younger students at recess!
Learning about Johnny Appleseed!
We had a special visitor today!! 😀
Using Kami to complete social studies assignments in Google Classroom.
Reading about social scientists and how we figure out what happened long ago!
