Norwalk City Schools will be operating on a 2 hour delay today, Friday, February 6th due to icy road conditions.
"I've been super busy lately and just realized photos haven't been shared! So, I am making up for it today because I am ready for warmer weather! Here's to a great day! Love my job and love having everyone here. Stay in the game and see you all soon!" ~ Kepler









Pleasant Elementary's Counselor's are BEARY Special!
Thank you Mrs. Robertson and Mrs. Englehart for all you do!
Thank you Mrs. Robertson and Mrs. Englehart for all you do!




This week is National School Counseling Week! Do you know what #schoolcounselors really do? Spoiler alert: It’s a lot.
This week, we’re celebrating their dedication to all students and the differences they make every day!
Please thank your school counselors
#NSCW26
#AmplifyStudentSuccess
#WeAreASCA
This week, we’re celebrating their dedication to all students and the differences they make every day!
Please thank your school counselors
#NSCW26
#AmplifyStudentSuccess
#WeAreASCA






Mrs. Scheid’s second grade reading class created the phases of the moon with Oreos to go along with our story for the week “Day to Night”. 🌖




The morning preschool students in Mrs. Kathy Smith and Mrs. Jeanette Roth's class were the leaders and collected recycling on Friday morning. The students go to each classroom and empty a large blue recycling tub into the trash bags. The bags are then taken to the recycling dumpsters. Jolene Havens, Andrew Derby and Lenny Wollet did a fantastic job collecting the recycling.


Third grade students recently completed 10 candy themed challenges in math to wrap up our chapter on rounding. After completing the challenges, students were able to give their best "estimate" for the amount of candy in each bag. The student with the closest estimate without going over was the winner of that candy!




Thank you to our Transportation, Maintenance and Custodial staff for getting our school lots and busses in great shape so we could get back in school!
These busses were ready to ROLL OUT this morning!
These busses were ready to ROLL OUT this morning!

Students in Mrs. Seitz’s Nutrition and Wellness class enjoyed making their own pizzas. Students calculated the nutrition facts from their pizza and compared their findings to popular chain pizza restaurants.




Students in Mrs. Schlotterer’s Independent Living class learned how to tie a necktie. Thank you, Mr. Schlotterer, for the lesson!









League Street Families,
Due to winter weather and the exceeding our allotted calamity days, today will be an online learning day.
Teachers will post assignments by 9:30 a.m. using our usual communication platforms (Remind, or Google Classroom if already in use).
Online learning days are designed to maintain learning continuity while allowing flexibility for families. This is not a traditional school day at home.
What to Expect Today
● Students will receive manageable learning activities
● There will be no live virtual lessons
● Students are not expected to be online all day
● All assignments focus on skills students have already been taught
Student Expectations
● Complete assigned work to the best of their ability
● Do what they can based on their home situation
● Reach out to their teacher if they need support
Students will not be penalized for technology, internet, or access challenges. Questions or Need Support?
If you have questions about assignments, please contact your child’s teacher first, as they are best able to support learning activities.
If you are unable to reach the teacher or have a building-level concern, please feel free to contact me. I am happy to support your family. (loomish@norwalktruckers.net)
Thank you for your continued support and flexibility as we prioritize student safety and learning.
Heather Loomis
Principal, League Street School
Due to winter weather and the exceeding our allotted calamity days, today will be an online learning day.
Teachers will post assignments by 9:30 a.m. using our usual communication platforms (Remind, or Google Classroom if already in use).
Online learning days are designed to maintain learning continuity while allowing flexibility for families. This is not a traditional school day at home.
What to Expect Today
● Students will receive manageable learning activities
● There will be no live virtual lessons
● Students are not expected to be online all day
● All assignments focus on skills students have already been taught
Student Expectations
● Complete assigned work to the best of their ability
● Do what they can based on their home situation
● Reach out to their teacher if they need support
Students will not be penalized for technology, internet, or access challenges. Questions or Need Support?
If you have questions about assignments, please contact your child’s teacher first, as they are best able to support learning activities.
If you are unable to reach the teacher or have a building-level concern, please feel free to contact me. I am happy to support your family. (loomish@norwalktruckers.net)
Thank you for your continued support and flexibility as we prioritize student safety and learning.
Heather Loomis
Principal, League Street School

OOPS.... I made a mistake and scheduled this for AM and not PM. Everyone should have received the phone call, but because we have the AMAZING picture I feel like we need to make sure we share it again!!!
Norwalk City School District will be closed tomorrow, Wednesday, January 28th due to drifting and poor road conditions.
Please see your students online learning plan set in place by their teacher.

Norwalk City School District will be closed tomorrow, Tuesday, January 27th due to the wind chill and icy back road conditions.
Urgent message from Norwalk City School District regarding online learning plan.

Norwalk City Schools will be closed tomorrow, Monday, January 26th due to the Winter weather.
2nd quarter certificates for perfect attendance, As & Bs, and All As



NERD Nation Robotics Teams competed in the Waterpark Rampage at the Kalahari Classic on Wednesday & Thursday, January 21-22. Congrats to team 3264E for making it to the semifinals and earning the Innovate Award. Team members are Declan Hanna, Addisyn Lewis, Cooper King, Menphis Mobberly, and Harrison Whitman.
Mrs. Baker’s class is learning about fractions! 😀




Mrs. Valentine's fifth graders have been learning about force and motion since returning from winter break. This week they've been focused on friction, which is a force that acts against motion. Today students started a toy car friction lab that will help them compare how different surfaces affect motion.
Mrs. Muskovich's third graders have been learning about how to round to the nearest 10 and 100. One of the students' favorite games to play is called Grab It, where she says a number and what it rounds to and they have to try to be the first one to "grab" it from the chart. The first one to grab it wins the round. Teams with the most points at the end of the game wins.
We have also been continuing to work on memorizing our multiplication facts. Check out these pictures of students quizzing each other on their facts. Students are working on earning an ice cream party at the end of the year by memorizing each of their time tables.
We have also been continuing to work on memorizing our multiplication facts. Check out these pictures of students quizzing each other on their facts. Students are working on earning an ice cream party at the end of the year by memorizing each of their time tables.



