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The Eagles' Nest~Grades 2-5

March 17, 2024

The Eagles'Nest~Grades 2-5March 17, 2024
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Special Events

  • March 28th--Awards Day in the pods 1:00pm; KONA ICE will be at NORTH!!
  • March 29-April 7, 2024--Spring Break
  • April 8, 2024--Return to school
  • NC Check-ins will take place between April 16-23

What You Need to Know . . . What You Need to Know . . .

Greetings NES Families!

The AWARDS DAY presentations will be in the following location on March 28th.

2nd: Media Center

3rd: POD

4th: POD

5th Awards/ Parent Meeting: PD Room


KONA ICE will also be at the school! If you're not able to make it, then you can send $5-$6 for your student to purchase a treat. (Optional, not required)


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GRADES 2-5--Parents and Families, We are pleased to share that the students can now use IXL at home for extra practice. Details on how to log in will be in your child's bookbag today. IXL is an online learning hub. Students can access the tutorials and continue
independent learning at home. Parents can rely on IXL videos as an additional resource for
supporting their child. THIS IS NOT FOR A GRADE. Access will allow you to work with your child at home and view Math, Science, Social Studies, and ELA tutorials/videos at home. If you have questions/concerns, please contact your child's teacher.

LOG IN TO CLEVER FROM THE PCS DISTRICT PAGE.
(Log in=Student's Lunch Number, Password=North2024)


Let's SOAR!

Nell Sydnor-Waugh

NES Principal (Grades 2-5)

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AR Celebration

Approximately 35 students enjoyed a fun day at The Warehouse in Roxboro because they met their AR goals for the 3rd Nine Weeks. Thanks to Mrs. Burton for organizing this event. Kudos to Raheem H. for having the MOST AR points in the entire school!!

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Second Grade enjoyed their field trip to the Danville Science Center!

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Congratulations to the Students of the Month!

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NMS Band Visits North Elementary School 5th Graders

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Mr. Travis Couch is North Elementary's Outstanding Young Educator

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It was great to see a few former EAGLES who are soaring at Northern Middle!

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Mrs. Priestaf received a grant for science kits!

4th Grade enjoyed working fossils during this projects.
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2nd Grade Art on Display--KiMMIE CANTRELL, ARTIST INSPIRATION!

Students were inspired to create their own mask from cardboard! Mrs. Hernandez truly shares a global awareness with our students.
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3rd Grade Read Aloud with Mr. Pettiford

Students learned about Martin Luther King, Jr's life. Later, they wrote an essay about what they learned.

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Counselor Appreciation Week

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Class Read Aloud with Mrs. Huff and 2nd Grade

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Person County Recyling Center Makes Donation

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3rd Graders learned about the Greensboro Sit In from the Person County Alumni Chapter of North Carolina A & T Univeristy

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CHIPP bags donated from the Sigma Nu Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated

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Welcome Mrs. Cowan, 2nd Grade Teacher!

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Karmen A--3rd Grade--Student Highlight

North Elementary School is pleased to recognize Karmen Adams for the Student Highlight. She is an amazing student! She has been on the A Honor Roll for the first and second quarters of this school year. As a third grade student, Karmen holds herself to high academic standards while cheering her peers to excel along with her.
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4th Grade Art

Mrs. Hernandez worked with students on comtemporary abstract art by Frankie Zombie who was featured in Forbes Magazine!
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Mrs. Tammy Carver--Top 25% of Teachers in the State of North Carolina

Dr. Peterson and other members of Central Office congratulated Mrs. Carver on her outstanding test scores from last year's EOG's!

Attendance

Attending school each day and being on time to school are extremely important to a student’s academic development and achievement. Every day a student is in school is an opportunity to learn, build relationships, and access needed support.Too many absences can cause children to fall behind and make it harder to learn to read. Students are expected to attend school at least 95% of the time. During a 180-day school year, that means students should miss no more than nine days. Each parent/legal guardian is responsible for regular and punctual attendance of any child in their charge within the compulsory age for school attendance. If possible, please try to schedule appointments after school or on Teacher Workdays when students are not in school.


If your child is sick, please send a note. It's recommended that students be symptom free for 24 hours for most illnesses or by the doctor's return date. Medical notes are recommended, especially for consecutive absences. Please contact the school if you have questions or concerns. Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Shull can assist you. We're here to help!

Please review the schoolwide expectations that we have for all students.

Let's SOAR! Let's SOAR!

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School Lunch

There is no charge for student meals. Students may purchase snacks to eat lunch.

Online Payment Center: https://www.k12paymentcenter.com/

Breakfast & Lunch Menus: https://pcsnc.nutrislice.com/menu/north-elementary

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PCS Volunteer Application

Person County Schools welcomes volunteers in schools. All volunteers are bound by the standards of conduct applicable to all school employees. School volunteers are required to follow certain procedures and/or rules in order to maintain a safe and orderly learning environment for students. Volunteers should understand the expectations of the school program, issues of confidentiality, professionalism and professional dress and appearance. The district may terminate the services of a volunteer if the district deems appropriate.

Volunteer Application

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