Knowlton News
November 9th, 2026
Message From the Office
As you gather with family and friends this season, we hope your table is full, your home is warm, and your days are filled with rest, laughter, and time together. Whether your traditions are big or quiet, old or brand new, we wish you a joyful holiday.
Reminder that cell phones are to be turned off in backpacks and may not be turned on until students have exited the bus. Cell phones are not permitted to be out on the bus. Any cellular devices like smartwatches with cellular capabilities are not permitted to be worn. They, too, can be kept in their backpacks.
CALENDAR REMINDERS:
- SCHOOL IS CLOSED- November 5th and 6th for Teacher Convention and closed November 26th and 27th for Thanksgiving.
- EARLY 1:15 DISMISSAL DAYS: November 11th, 18th and 19th for conferences and November 25th for Thanksgiving break
- Board of Education Meeting is Monday, November 16th at 6:30pm.
- Early Act is collecting items for their Thanksgiving Baskets.
- JSN is collecting unwrapped toys for a Toy Drive.
- Book Fair will be Nov. 30th-Dec. 4th.
- First STRATEGIC PLANNING meeting- Dec. 7th at 6pm- All are welcome!
****Please note Winter Concert will be December 10th at 6:30pm with a stormdate of December 17th.
Upcoming Events
Early Act
11/10
11/24
Pick up is at 4pm
Mighty Milers
Thursdays at 8AM
Starting 9/17
11/12
Pick up at 4pm
11/19
Pick up at 2pm
Student Recognition
Congratualtions to June C., Caroline Y. and Nora L! They are October's Knowlton Knight recipients. Way to go!!
Breakfast/Lunch
Grab and Go Breakfast offered daily (except delayed openings) $2.50
https://knowlton.nutrislice.com/menu/knowlton/breakfast/2026-11-01Lunch $4.00
https://knowlton.nutrislice.com/menu/knowlton/lunch/2026-11-01News from the PTA
Newsletter: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1N9uEdNqwj8HrPrjCXX7BGqm_G5Ane2It/view?usp=sharing
Update from the Nurse
Fall Into Healthy Habits!
Fall is here, bringing cooler weather, colorful leaves, and plenty of seasonal fun! As we enjoy the new season, remember to keep healthy habits part of your daily routine. Wash your hands often, cover coughs and sneezes, drink plenty of water, and get a good night’s sleep to help keep your body strong.
As cold and flu season begins, please remember that students who are not feeling well should stay home and get the rest they need. Dressing in layers is also a great idea as our fall mornings become cooler.
Just a reminder that if your child is not 24 hours fever, vomit-free, or diarrhea-free for 24 hours, without the use of medications, they cannot return.
Don't forget to check the Health Office tab on the website for updates, forms, and notices
Wishing all of our students and families a happy, healthy, and safe fall season!
— Your School Nurse, Mrs. Joyce
Yearbook Info
Community Announcements
Help for Fathers! 24:7 Parenting Courses by Project Self-Sufficiency
Tuesdays and Thursdays starting Nov. 3rd
Free call 973-940-3500 to register or online www.projectselfsufficiency.org/parenting-classes
Available on Zoom and in person
YMCA Girls' Camporees
January 8-10 and January 15-17
Fairview YMCA Camp Register at: fairviewlakeymca.org/camporee
Growing Stage Producations-Netcong, NJ
The Pigeon Gets a Big Time Holiday Extravaganza December 4-20th
Lilly's Purple Plastic Purse February 5-21st
Finding Nemo March 5-21st
Tiggers! May 7-23rd
More Information at: growingstage.com
Healthy Kids Before and After School Program
Open to all students grades K-6
Register at njregistration@healthykidsprogram.com
Healthykidsprograms.com for more information
Healthy Kids is hiring substitutes
Click on link for more information
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZUc6npx4Tz9o5kjRhTGQQ9druc5ADjMs/view?usp=sharing
Join Girl Scouts!!
Contact nwarrengirlscoutsrecruitment@gmail.com to find a troop
Phillipsburg Railroad Historians www.prrh.org
Open House events all year long