No School on MONDAY!!!
Just a reminder we don't have school on Monday, Sept 2nd. Hope everyone has a safe and fun holiday weekend.
August 2019
4th Grade "How much is a Million Challenge ?"
To kick off the Place Value Unit, the 4th Grade is trying hard to make a MILLION squares by Friday. They are using Graph paper to color the squares and on Friday will lay out as many as they have on the blacktop to see how many make a million. What a fun way to learn Math.Good Luck 4th Grade!!
Parent Education Night
All Nebo parents are welcome to attend this free Parent Education Night on Monday, September 16, 2019, at 7:00 p.m. at Salem Hills High to hear from renowned Dr. Hendershott. He co-founded Hope 4 the Wounded and is a national speaker on the effects of trauma on learning and behavior.
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AttachmentKindergarten Begins! ~ Aug.26th
We are SUPER excited to have all the brand new Kindergartners at our school. We are thrilled to see how they Learn, Grow and make new friends. Here is a review of what the schedule looks like. Dont forget that Mondays are Early Out Day.
Good luck to all you awesome Moms who are doing this for the first time, they will do amazing!!
See you all Monday!!\
AM: 9:00-11:15 (Mondays) 9:00-11:35 (Tues-Fri)
PM:12:30-2:30 (Mondays) 12:30-3:15 (Tues-Fri)
Be Brave & Be Kind
We wanted to intoroduce this years School Theme:
Be Brave & Be Kind
We are excited to see how each student and employee can be brave this year, and determined to show an increase in Kindness, and to stand up for others.
Welcome Back!! ~ AUG 19th
The time is here, and we are so excited to see all the kids back to school. Please remember our Open House is TODAY, from 2:30-4:30. Come get school shirts, meet teachers, and meet our amazing PTA.
School Community Council positions open
We have two open spots on our School Community Council for the 2019-2021 term. The SCC consists of myself, parents and teachers. We meet monthly and as a council address issues such as the School Improvement Plan, Trustlands planning, character education, digital citizenship in the school, building needs and school access routes, etc. Participating voices on the council truly do make a difference in our school direction and goals. Parents will elect the two parent representatives and the election will run from August 20th - 30th.