The Nashua News
October 2019
Nashua Elementary
9:00 am-3:35 pm Thursday
Important Numbers
24 Hour Attendance Line: 321-5162
Main Office: 321-5160
Fax: 321-5161
Nurse: 321-5163
Cafe: 321-4794
Counselor: 321-4353
Website: https://www.nkcschools.org/Domain/23
Location: 221 NE 114th St, Kansas City, MO, USA
Phone: (816) 321-5160
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nashuaelementary/?ref=settings
Twitter: @NashuaStars
Upcoming Events
3-4th/5th Track Meet
4-Book Fair Opens
8-9 Parent Teacher Conferences
8-Honor Choir Practice
8-Turn In Tuesday
11-NO SCHOOL
14-NO SCHOOL
15-KLC
15-3rd grade to Park University
15-PTA Meeting 6:00 pm
17-4th grade to Symphony
17-Author Judy Shaffer visit
18-5th grade to Coterie
21-25 Red Ribbon Week
21-STEM Club
22-Honor Choir
23-4th grade to Zoo
26-PTA Mercury Gym Night
28-STEM Club
29-Honor Choir
31-Fall Parade 2:15 pm
31-Fall Parties 2:45
Patriot's Day Ceremony
International Dot Day
Start With Hello Week
Principally Speaking
Thank you for sending your Star Learner to school every day well rested and prepared for the day! Here at Nashua, we believe every day is a great day to be a STAR!
Fall Party Information
2:00 pm Parent Party Helpers arrives and check in at the front desk
All parents who are assigned to the Fall Party will pick up their official badges in the office.
2:10 pm Parents with badges will be released to the classrooms for party set-up
2:15 pm Fall Parade
All parents are invited to position themselves around the school and playground to enjoy the wonderful parade of costumes.
2:45 pm Fall Party
3:15 pm Fall Party ends
Parents can take their children from the party, but may not take "friends" unless a note from the other child's parent has been received.
Costume Parameters:
Violent Free
Weapon Free (even if you weapon goes with your costume, you cannot bring the weapon to school)
Gore Free
Nurse Martha's File
- Children with a temperature of 100 degrees or above, vomiting, severe coughing, or who have diarrhea during the evening or night, should stay home from school the following day.
- Students should be kept home for a full 24 hours after symptoms of illness have subsided. Children must be fever-free for 24 hours without medication before returning to school.
- Students will be sent home from school if a temperature is 100 degrees or above, vomiting, sever coughing, diarrhea, or there is a suspicion of a communicable disease or the inability to participate in normal classroom activity.
- Students who are prescribed an antibiotic (for strep, pink eye, etc), must take it for 24 hours before returning to school. All medications must be accompanied by a Medication Authorization Form and given to the nurse.
- Students should also try to stay hydrated on excessive heat days.