Mrs. Englehart's final lesson with some of the 4th graders was in celebration of everything they learned with her this year. They celebrated this achievement by showing great teamwork through making cloud dough together as a class. Each student received their own cloud dough as a reminder to look for the positive, how kindness helps each person, laughter helps our mood, and different coping skills we may need to use through life.
Congratulations to the 8th grade band for earning the top rating of superior for their performance on Friday, May 16th! The band performed for Festival of Music, where they were evaluated by three highly qualified musicians and educators. The students celebrated their success with some time at Cedar Point. Thanks to their fundraising efforts, this trip was entirely free for every student. An even bigger thank you to the wonderful chaperones who kept our students safe. These parents and students were amazing representatives of our school and community!
Mrs. Ehret's Kindergarten class enjoying Parachute day in music class on Thursday.
High school students enjoyed their field day on Thursday with lots of sun, games and shaved ice from Westcott's.
Mrs. Valentine’s second graders geared up for summer with a pool party! Students enjoyed “floating in the pool,” while practicing phonics skills they’ve developed this school year during a game of Race-to-the-Pool.
Norwalk City Schools & The Salvation Army are bringing back the Free Summer Meal program!
Luckily for the first-grade classes, it was not a dark and stormy night! Puzzle Puppy was able to find Pixie Poodle’s puppy treats. Congratulations to all the singers and speaking parts last Tuesday, May 6th, great job!
Mrs. Scheid, Mrs. Alexander, and Mrs. Oeder’s second graders had their goods and services shopping day on Friday. Students used behavior bucks that they earned to purchase the goods or services.
Middle School Art students have been busy!
Julian's cactus is completely out of cardboard and yarn!
A trip to the Glass Asylum, enjoying sunshine and drawing Nature.
We have lots of talented students.
Mrs. Smarr and Mrs. Enderles First Grade class celebrated Disney Day the most magical way. Their day consisted of Mickey waffles, a virtual field trip to Disney World, and ended with the firework show and a Mickey ice cream!
Maplehurst Kindergarten Graduation 2025
Students at Pleasant have been sprucing up their community for Earth Day. Students in Mrs. Silverwood, Mrs. Dotson and Ms. Scheid's classes are pictured.
5th Grade Gold students were recognized for their Quarter 3 Achievements of Perfect Attendance, A&B Honor Roll, and All A Honor Roll. Great job students!
League Elementary Students are honoring Military Families next week. We will be having a Patriotic Spirit Week starting April 22nd. Please dress accordingly if you can!!
Meme Day for Spring Spirit Week. High School math teachers were joined by freshman Ellie Wheeler as "She doesn't even go here" from Mean Girls. Erica Foster, Fernanda Sanchez, Kayli Blystone, Becca Herborn, and Savannah Johnson also particiapted.
The Norwalk City School District, like many districts across Ohio, is in the process of developing an educational plan for the 2025-2026 school year. As a part of that plan, the registration for your kindergarten student must be completed using two forms, FinalForms (https://www.norwalktruckers.net/ParentResources.aspx) and Kindergarten Screening https://screeningcalendar.as.me/schedule/f9d2b70f/appointment/2656804/calendar/1056976)
League students studied and participated in a school wide spelling bee. The top 3 students out of the entire school will participate in the Huron County Spelling Bee May 7th @ 6:30 pm. We are so proud of Audrey Borsick 1st place, Andrew Upton 2nd place, and Caleb Thurston 3rd place. All of the students did an amazing job and we are so proud of all who competed!!
The athletes at Norwalk High School are great leaders both on and off the field. Students were chosen to be a part of the Student Athletic Leadership Council. These athletic leaders meet before school at least once a month, completing a book study and learning more about leadership. They also participate in community service projects.
One of those projects is teaching lessons and building relationships with students in the elementary buildings. Working together with teachers from Maplehurst, Pleasant, and League, the athletic leaders have been planning lessons to give to the elementary students on a bi-weekly basis. All students participated in an introductory getting to know you lesson. During the following visits, the athletes taught lessons on healthy eating and taking care of your body. In future visits, they will also be teaching the students about stress-relief, leisure activities, and physical activities. The athletes are taking turns leading the lessons while others are assisting the students. Their last visit will be a field day at Contractor’s Stadium.
It is a joy to see the interaction between the athletes and the students!
League Students found eggs all week that had orange tickets in them. They put their names on the ticket and turned it in for a prize. There were over 17 different prizes for students.
The Norwalk High School Choir students saw Peter Pan the musical at Cleveland Playhouse Square this Thursday! The performance and the singing were amazing. The students had a great time!
