Main Street Staff had an underground spirit week leading up to spring break. We had so much fun! Hearing the students try and guess what was going on and what they were. It was a perfect way to kick off spring break!
Mrs. Molnar's Advanced Quantitative Reasoning classes built a putt-putt course this week. They used the reflexive angles rules to mark the bank shots needed for a hole-in-one. Students had fun playing the course while using math concepts in real life.
Mrs. Martin's math students explored fractions using Play-Doh
Mrs. Martin's class won the March Madness Attendance Challenge at Pleasant Elementary!
Norwalk High Schools Industrial Education 2 Scroll saw segmentation projects completed and displayed today......doesn't it make you think of spring break??
Mrs. Gamble’s Class had a fun time creating Rainforest Posters.
Students from the 4th Grade White team were recognized for their 3rd Quarter achievements: Perfect Attendance, A & B Honor Roll, and All A Honor Roll. Great job students!
Norwalk High School students Abbey Gearheart and Ethan Bogard made these amazing charcuterie boards in Advanced Woodworking class.
Proof that reading pays off….in ice cream! 7th graders in ELA classes that met their Accelerated Reading goals for the 3rd quarter were rewarded with ice cream.
Main Street School recently participated in "Coin Wars" to raise money for the Rainbow Babies and Children's Hospital. As a school we raised $804.66. This was done with the high school to go along with their Dance Marathon. Mr. Caponi's class was the winning homeroom and enjoyed donuts and extra recess!
The 5th grade Blue Squad students celebrated the end of the third quarter with an exciting bowling outing, where a great time was had by everyone!
Last week, Deputy Josh Young and his K9, Esco, visited 1st grade classrooms at Maplehurst Elementary after students learned about people working with animals in their reading curriculum. The students loved learning all about Esco’s training and his duties!
Love movies? Love movie soundtracks? The Norwalk High School Orchestras are excited to present a night of MOVIE MUSIC!!! Admission is free and all are welcome. 5th grade students and their parents are especially encouraged to attend. Check the flyer for details and see you there!!!
The Norwalk City School Board approved the 2026-2027 Calendar at their meeting last night.
Maplehurst Guest Readers on Thursday and Friday included: Principal Ken Moore, Director of Pupil Services Ratiba Stillman, District representative Jenicka Reamer, Trooper Cole, Lt. Schowow, School resource office Mike Conney, Firefighter Adam Butler and central office secretary Kim McConegly. Maplehurst Staff and students want to send a big thank you to all who came to read this week, your time with us was appreciated.
Mrs. Steinwart's class has had a great Right to Read Week. We have had amazing guest readers, went on a virtual field trip to the Toledo Zoo, read under our desks with flashlights, and went to the book fair to get some new books.
Norwalk City Schools is hiring for the 2026-2027 School Year.
Please apply at this link:
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Please apply at this link:
https://norwalktruckers.applicantstack.com/x/openings
Maplehurst students in Mrs. Caitlyn Cannon's class had a very special reader from Ecuador-Ell assistant Wenddy Riems' daughter lives there and she writes children's books. Andrea Rivadeneira wrote the book "Lulu and Ellie:Days of Nerves". She read this book to the first graders from Ecuador. Miss Kaitlyn Smith's kindergarten class had a guest reader from Africa-Maddie Roche Anderson, formerly from Norwalk, read to her students on Friday. She read a story her dad wrote when she was a child. Students had the opportunity to ask questions and learn more about Africa and Ecuador-we are grateful for these amazing opportunities.
Friday was flashlight friday and each student was given a flashlight to use to read "in the dark" in their classrooms. Miss Kaitlyn Smith's students were caught reading under their desks.
Friday was flashlight friday and each student was given a flashlight to use to read "in the dark" in their classrooms. Miss Kaitlyn Smith's students were caught reading under their desks.
NERD Nation teams 3264E, 3264K, 3264T, & 3264X competed at the 2026 Ohio State VEX Robotics State Championships on March 6 & 7 at the National Museum of the US Air Force in Dayton, Ohio. Congrats to all teams for qualifying and to 3264T for their Judges Award.
Mrs. Steinwart's class had fun painting with robots. Mrs. Jude taught us how we can use technology to create art pieces with different textures.
