Norton Creek Elementary
Thursday Tidbits - December 2nd, 2021
MARK YOUR CALENDARS!
12/13/2021- School Board Meeting at 7pm(Haines Center)
12/16/2021- Business Services Meeting at 5:30(Haines Center)
12/20/2021- Winter Break Begins
1/4/2022- School Resumes
Click on the tab to view the Norton Creek calendar
FROM THE PRINCIPAL...TONY WHITE
Give Everyone a Warm Greeting that Shows Them How Much You Care: Bella greeted EVERYONE at our front door, and didn't let them past the threshold without giving her a proper greeting as well. You never know what kind of day someone is having, and taking the time to show love and give attention can really go a long way in brightening up someone's day.
Make Everyone Happy Just Being Yourself: Bella wasn't one of those dogs who went viral for calling 911 saving someone's life in the process. But, she saved our lives just being her sweet, silly, beautiful, loving self. Whether it was a snuggle, nuzzle, hug, kiss, gaze, walking alongside you, or playing with you, these small acts she performed so naturally throughout everyday certainly made our lives better and after a rough day here and there, felt like she saved them. Just being who you are in all of that beautiful simplicity is all that's needed. The old adage that most of us life is just about showing up could not be more evident here. Whether she was the focal point of the picture or not, she is in more of our pictures than not. Find ways to get yourself in more photographs, my friends.
Never Pass Up an Opportunity to Enjoy Your People...and a Good Meal: You'll never regret quality time with your favorite people...no matter what you have on your to-do list. Whatever happens to be on that to-do list, make sure this one's on top.
Take these lessons to heart, Norton Creek. In 2021, life feels complicated and moves really quickly, but it doesn't have to be - not if we take the dog's path. Have a wonderful weekend making memories with your favorite people (two-legged, four-legged, winged, finned, scaly, furry, or feathered!)!
Jim Wheeler "TOYS FOR KIDS"
For further information please call the Toy Hotline-630-715-8316.
SCHOOL DAILY SCHEDULES
Kindergarten thru 5th Grades-
8:00am-3:00pm
Students can be dropped off at 7:45am for the school day. It you arrive before that time please keep your child with you until 7:45 as there is no supervision outside until then.
Our school office is open from 7:30am until 4:00pm on school days.
New Email For All Families To Use
Attendance For Students
Please call the school attendance line if your student will be absent/tardy/leaving early from Remote Learning at 331-228-2700. Please spell your students first and last name or their student ID number when you leave a message. If you are emailing the teacher please also email nor-office@d303.org indicate students first and last name.
Arriving Late To School
Wednesday Early Release Dates
Our next early release day will be on January 26th. Dismissal is at 2:10pm.
The following dates below are early release Wednesdays. Please plan accordingly for your children.
Students will be released at 2:10pm on the followings dates this year-
- January 26th
- February 23
- March 23
- April 27
Outdoor Recess
Dismissal/Bus Changes
LUNCH SCHEDULES
LUNCH SCHEDULES:
5th Grade: 10:50-11:10
2nd Grade:11:15-11:35
Kindergarten: 11:40-12:00
1st Grade: 12:05-12:25
3rd Grade: 12:30-12:50
4th Grade: 12:55-1:15
If your student forgets their lunch please email the classroom teacher and drop off at the main office. Please label with the students full name.
CHECK OUT THE NORTON CREEK PTO WEBSITE FOR THE LATEST PTO INFORMATION!
PTO'S E-NEWS THIS WEEK!
Cookie Sales have begun:
LiL Pink Bakery has some adorable treats for purchase, 20% of sales come back to Norton Creek! Order by 12/10, personalized elves and sugar cookie kits to decorate!
Chess Club sign-up has commenced!
We are excited to be partnering with Chess Scholars to offer Norton Creekâs first ever Chess Club. It will be held Wednesdays 3-4PM in the LRC starting 1/5. An email with the sign-up details will be sent 5PM Friday 12/3! Join in the fun and thank you to our persistent Corinne Robbins-Jones for planning and coordinating!
