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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.
3 months ago, Norwalk City School District
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
3 months ago, Norwalk City School District
NERD Nation teams 3264E, 3264K, 3264T, & 3264X competed at the 2026 Ohio State VEX Robotics State Championships on March 6 & 7 at the National Museumn of the US Air Force in Dayton, Ohio. Congrats to all teams for qualifying and to 3264T for their Judges Award.
NERD Nation teams 3264E, 3264K, 3264T, & 3264X competed at the 2026 Ohio State VEX Robotics State Championships on March 6 & 7 at the National Museumn of the US Air Force in Dayton, Ohio. Congrats to all teams for qualifying and to 3264T for their Judges Award.
NERD Nation teams 3264E, 3264K, 3264T, & 3264X competed at the 2026 Ohio State VEX Robotics State Championships on March 6 & 7 at the National Museumn of the US Air Force in Dayton, Ohio. Congrats to all teams for qualifying and to 3264T for their Judges Award.
NERD Nation teams 3264E, 3264K, 3264T, & 3264X competed at the 2026 Ohio State VEX Robotics State Championships on March 6 & 7 at the National Museumn of the US Air Force in Dayton, Ohio. Congrats to all teams for qualifying and to 3264T for their Judges Award.
NERD Nation teams 3264E, 3264K, 3264T, & 3264X competed at the 2026 Ohio State VEX Robotics State Championships on March 6 & 7 at the National Museumn of the US Air Force in Dayton, Ohio. Congrats to all teams for qualifying and to 3264T for their Judges Award.
NERD Nation teams 3264E, 3264K, 3264T, & 3264X competed at the 2026 Ohio State VEX Robotics State Championships on March 6 & 7 at the National Museumn of the US Air Force in Dayton, Ohio. Congrats to all teams for qualifying and to 3264T for their Judges Award.
NERD Nation teams 3264E, 3264K, 3264T, & 3264X competed at the 2026 Ohio State VEX Robotics State Championships on March 6 & 7 at the National Museumn of the US Air Force in Dayton, Ohio. Congrats to all teams for qualifying and to 3264T for their Judges Award.
NERD Nation teams 3264E, 3264K, 3264T, & 3264X competed at the 2026 Ohio State VEX Robotics State Championships on March 6 & 7 at the National Museumn 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.
3 months ago, Norwalk City School District
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Fifth graders on the Gold Stars team wrapped up their sound energy unit with hands-on labs! They experimented with manipulating sound waves, creating different pitches, and discovering how sound can be reflected or absorbed. They're excited to move on to light waves next!
3 months ago, Norwalk City School District
Fifth graders on the Gold Stars team wrapped up their sound energy unit with hands-on labs! They experimented with manipulating sound waves, creating different pitches, and discovering how sound can be reflected or absorbed. They're excited to move on to light waves next!
Fifth graders on the Gold Stars team wrapped up their sound energy unit with hands-on labs! They experimented with manipulating sound waves, creating different pitches, and discovering how sound can be reflected or absorbed. They're excited to move on to light waves next!
Fifth graders on the Gold Stars team wrapped up their sound energy unit with hands-on labs! They experimented with manipulating sound waves, creating different pitches, and discovering how sound can be reflected or absorbed. They're excited to move on to light waves next!
Fifth graders on the Gold Stars team wrapped up their sound energy unit with hands-on labs! They experimented with manipulating sound waves, creating different pitches, and discovering how sound can be reflected or absorbed. They're excited to move on to light waves next!
Fifth graders on the Gold Stars team wrapped up their sound energy unit with hands-on labs! They experimented with manipulating sound waves, creating different pitches, and discovering how sound can be reflected or absorbed. They're excited to move on to light waves next!
Fifth graders on the Gold Stars team wrapped up their sound energy unit with hands-on labs! They experimented with manipulating sound waves, creating different pitches, and discovering how sound can be reflected or absorbed. They're excited to move on to light waves next!
Fifth graders on the Gold Stars team wrapped up their sound energy unit with hands-on labs! They experimented with manipulating sound waves, creating different pitches, and discovering how sound can be reflected or absorbed. They're excited to move on to light waves next!
Fifth graders on the Gold Stars team wrapped up their sound energy unit with hands-on labs! They experimented with manipulating sound waves, creating different pitches, and discovering how sound can be reflected or absorbed. They're excited to move on to light waves next!
Fifth graders on the Gold Stars team wrapped up their sound energy unit with hands-on labs! They experimented with manipulating sound waves, creating different pitches, and discovering how sound can be reflected or absorbed. They're excited to move on to light waves next!
Fifth graders on the Gold Stars team wrapped up their sound energy unit with hands-on labs! They experimented with manipulating sound waves, creating different pitches, and discovering how sound can be reflected or absorbed. They're excited to move on to light waves next!
Guest readers at Maplehurst Elementary on Wednesday included: Police Chief Dahlgren, Office Mike Conney, State Trooper Alvarado, School Board member Eric Gonzales, Middle School student Ariel Roche, newspaper reporter Matt Roche and central office employee Kim McConegly. Thank you guest readers!
3 months ago, Norwalk City School District
Guest readers at Maplehurst Elementary on Wednesday included: Police Chief Dahlgren, Office Mike Conney, State Trooper Alvarado, School Board member Eric Gonzales, Middle School student Ariel Roche, newspaper reporter Matt Roche and central office employee Kim McConegly. Thank you guest readers!
Guest readers at Maplehurst Elementary on Wednesday included: Police Chief Dahlgren, Office Mike Conney, State Trooper Alvarado, School Board member Eric Gonzales, Middle School student Ariel Roche, newspaper reporter Matt Roche and central office employee Kim McConegly. Thank you guest readers!
Guest readers at Maplehurst Elementary on Wednesday included: Police Chief Dahlgren, Office Mike Conney, State Trooper Alvarado, School Board member Eric Gonzales, Middle School student Ariel Roche, newspaper reporter Matt Roche and central office employee Kim McConegly. Thank you guest readers!
Guest readers at Maplehurst Elementary on Wednesday included: Police Chief Dahlgren, Office Mike Conney, State Trooper Alvarado, School Board member Eric Gonzales, Middle School student Ariel Roche, newspaper reporter Matt Roche and central office employee Kim McConegly. Thank you guest readers!
Guest readers at Maplehurst Elementary on Wednesday included: Police Chief Dahlgren, Office Mike Conney, State Trooper Alvarado, School Board member Eric Gonzales, Middle School student Ariel Roche, newspaper reporter Matt Roche and central office employee Kim McConegly. Thank you guest readers!
Guest readers at Maplehurst Elementary on Wednesday included: Police Chief Dahlgren, Office Mike Conney, State Trooper Alvarado, School Board member Eric Gonzales, Middle School student Ariel Roche, newspaper reporter Matt Roche and central office employee Kim McConegly. Thank you guest readers!
Guest readers at Maplehurst Elementary on Wednesday included: Police Chief Dahlgren, Office Mike Conney, State Trooper Alvarado, School Board member Eric Gonzales, Middle School student Ariel Roche, newspaper reporter Matt Roche and central office employee Kim McConegly. Thank you guest readers!
Guest readers at Maplehurst Elementary on Wednesday included: Police Chief Dahlgren, Office Mike Conney, State Trooper Alvarado, School Board member Eric Gonzales, Middle School student Ariel Roche, newspaper reporter Matt Roche and central office employee Kim McConegly. Thank you guest readers!
Norwalk City Schools will be on a 2 hour delay today, Thursday, March 5th due to the dense fog.
3 months ago, Norwalk City School District
Kamans Art Shoppes from Cedar Point came in and showed the Norwalk High School students how they can use their art skills in the real world, and maybe even snag a summer job. They taught the students how to do some old time photography and caricature drawing.
3 months ago, Norwalk City School District
Kamans Art Shoppes from Cedar Point came in and showed the HIgh School students how they can use their art skills in the real world, and maybe even snag a summer job. They taught the students how to do some old time photography and caricature drawing.
Kamans Art Shoppes from Cedar Point came in and showed the HIgh School students how they can use their art skills in the real world, and maybe even snag a summer job. They taught the students how to do some old time photography and caricature drawing.
Kamans Art Shoppes from Cedar Point came in and showed the HIgh School students how they can use their art skills in the real world, and maybe even snag a summer job. They taught the students how to do some old time photography and caricature drawing.
Kamans Art Shoppes from Cedar Point came in and showed the HIgh School students how they can use their art skills in the real world, and maybe even snag a summer job. They taught the students how to do some old time photography and caricature drawing.
Kamans Art Shoppes from Cedar Point came in and showed the HIgh School students how they can use their art skills in the real world, and maybe even snag a summer job. They taught the students how to do some old time photography and caricature drawing.
Kamans Art Shoppes from Cedar Point came in and showed the HIgh School students how they can use their art skills in the real world, and maybe even snag a summer job. They taught the students how to do some old time photography and caricature drawing.
Kamans Art Shoppes from Cedar Point came in and showed the HIgh School students how they can use their art skills in the real world, and maybe even snag a summer job. They taught the students how to do some old time photography and caricature drawing.
On Tuesday guest readers at Maplehurst included: Police Officer Cooke, Police Officer Bond, Fire Chief Strayer, Newspaper reporter Matt Roche, Police Chief Dahlgren, Sheriff Deputies Weller and Cawrse, school secretary Becky Scheel, middle school student Ariel Roche, Officer Mike Conney, State Trooper Sgt. Hamilton, Assistant Police Chief Michael Biller and director of operations Dan Bauman. TLC students Sawyer Wineman and CJ Bennet enjoyed reading with Mrs. Heyman's students in the boats. The students and staff are enjoying having the guest readers each day.
3 months ago, Norwalk City School District
On Tuesday guest readers at Maplehurst included: Police Officer Cooke, Police Officer Bond, Fire Chief Strayer, Newspaper reporter Matt Roche, Police Chief Dahlgren, Sheriff Deputies Weller and Cawrse, school secretary Becky Scheel, middle school student Ariel Roche, Officer Mike Conney, State Trooper Sgt. Hamilton, Assistant Police Chief Michael Biller and director of operations Dan Bauman. TLC students Sawyer Wineman and CJ Bennet enjoyed reading with Mrs. Heyman's students in the boats. The students and staff are enjoying having the guest readers each day.
On Tuesday guest readers at Maplehurst included: Police Officer Cooke, Police Officer Bond, Fire Chief Strayer, Newspaper reporter Matt Roche, Police Chief Dahlgren, Sheriff Deputies Weller and Cawrse, school secretary Becky Scheel, middle school student Ariel Roche, Officer Mike Conney, State Trooper Sgt. Hamilton, Assistant Police Chief Michael Biller and director of operations Dan Bauman. TLC students Sawyer Wineman and CJ Bennet enjoyed reading with Mrs. Heyman's students in the boats. The students and staff are enjoying having the guest readers each day.
On Tuesday guest readers at Maplehurst included: Police Officer Cooke, Police Officer Bond, Fire Chief Strayer, Newspaper reporter Matt Roche, Police Chief Dahlgren, Sheriff Deputies Weller and Cawrse, school secretary Becky Scheel, middle school student Ariel Roche, Officer Mike Conney, State Trooper Sgt. Hamilton, Assistant Police Chief Michael Biller and director of operations Dan Bauman. TLC students Sawyer Wineman and CJ Bennet enjoyed reading with Mrs. Heyman's students in the boats. The students and staff are enjoying having the guest readers each day.
On Tuesday guest readers at Maplehurst included: Police Officer Cooke, Police Officer Bond, Fire Chief Strayer, Newspaper reporter Matt Roche, Police Chief Dahlgren, Sheriff Deputies Weller and Cawrse, school secretary Becky Scheel, middle school student Ariel Roche, Officer Mike Conney, State Trooper Sgt. Hamilton, Assistant Police Chief Michael Biller and director of operations Dan Bauman. TLC students Sawyer Wineman and CJ Bennet enjoyed reading with Mrs. Heyman's students in the boats. The students and staff are enjoying having the guest readers each day.
On Tuesday guest readers at Maplehurst included: Police Officer Cooke, Police Officer Bond, Fire Chief Strayer, Newspaper reporter Matt Roche, Police Chief Dahlgren, Sheriff Deputies Weller and Cawrse, school secretary Becky Scheel, middle school student Ariel Roche, Officer Mike Conney, State Trooper Sgt. Hamilton, Assistant Police Chief Michael Biller and director of operations Dan Bauman. TLC students Sawyer Wineman and CJ Bennet enjoyed reading with Mrs. Heyman's students in the boats. The students and staff are enjoying having the guest readers each day.
On Tuesday guest readers at Maplehurst included: Police Officer Cooke, Police Officer Bond, Fire Chief Strayer, Newspaper reporter Matt Roche, Police Chief Dahlgren, Sheriff Deputies Weller and Cawrse, school secretary Becky Scheel, middle school student Ariel Roche, Officer Mike Conney, State Trooper Sgt. Hamilton, Assistant Police Chief Michael Biller and director of operations Dan Bauman. TLC students Sawyer Wineman and CJ Bennet enjoyed reading with Mrs. Heyman's students in the boats. The students and staff are enjoying having the guest readers each day.
On Tuesday guest readers at Maplehurst included: Police Officer Cooke, Police Officer Bond, Fire Chief Strayer, Newspaper reporter Matt Roche, Police Chief Dahlgren, Sheriff Deputies Weller and Cawrse, school secretary Becky Scheel, middle school student Ariel Roche, Officer Mike Conney, State Trooper Sgt. Hamilton, Assistant Police Chief Michael Biller and director of operations Dan Bauman. TLC students Sawyer Wineman and CJ Bennet enjoyed reading with Mrs. Heyman's students in the boats. The students and staff are enjoying having the guest readers each day.
On Tuesday guest readers at Maplehurst included: Police Officer Cooke, Police Officer Bond, Fire Chief Strayer, Newspaper reporter Matt Roche, Police Chief Dahlgren, Sheriff Deputies Weller and Cawrse, school secretary Becky Scheel, middle school student Ariel Roche, Officer Mike Conney, State Trooper Sgt. Hamilton, Assistant Police Chief Michael Biller and director of operations Dan Bauman. TLC students Sawyer Wineman and CJ Bennet enjoyed reading with Mrs. Heyman's students in the boats. The students and staff are enjoying having the guest readers each day.
On Tuesday guest readers at Maplehurst included: Police Officer Cooke, Police Officer Bond, Fire Chief Strayer, Newspaper reporter Matt Roche, Police Chief Dahlgren, Sheriff Deputies Weller and Cawrse, school secretary Becky Scheel, middle school student Ariel Roche, Officer Mike Conney, State Trooper Sgt. Hamilton, Assistant Police Chief Michael Biller and director of operations Dan Bauman. TLC students Sawyer Wineman and CJ Bennet enjoyed reading with Mrs. Heyman's students in the boats. The students and staff are enjoying having the guest readers each day.
On Tuesday guest readers at Maplehurst included: Police Officer Cooke, Police Officer Bond, Fire Chief Strayer, Newspaper reporter Matt Roche, Police Chief Dahlgren, Sheriff Deputies Weller and Cawrse, school secretary Becky Scheel, middle school student Ariel Roche, Officer Mike Conney, State Trooper Sgt. Hamilton, Assistant Police Chief Michael Biller and director of operations Dan Bauman. TLC students Sawyer Wineman and CJ Bennet enjoyed reading with Mrs. Heyman's students in the boats. The students and staff are enjoying having the guest readers each day.
Maplehurst students and staff dressed as their favorite book characters on Tuesday as part of right to read week. Lots of fun characters!
3 months ago, Norwalk City School District
Maplehurst students and staff dressed as their favorite book characters on Tuesday as part of right to read week. Lots of fun characters!
Maplehurst students and staff dressed as their favorite book characters on Tuesday as part of right to read week. Lots of fun characters!
Maplehurst students and staff dressed as their favorite book characters on Tuesday as part of right to read week. Lots of fun characters!
Maplehurst students and staff dressed as their favorite book characters on Tuesday as part of right to read week. Lots of fun characters!
Maplehurst students and staff dressed as their favorite book characters on Tuesday as part of right to read week. Lots of fun characters!
Maplehurst students and staff dressed as their favorite book characters on Tuesday as part of right to read week. Lots of fun characters!
Maplehurst staff and students kicked off right to read on Monday with an assembly that included a story, a reading relay with staff members and a bear hunt adventure with the help of the TLC students, Xavi, Tessa, Grady, Reagan and Autumn.
3 months ago, Norwalk City School District
Maplehurst staff and students kicked off right to read on Monday with an assembly that included a story, a reading relay with staff members and a bear hunt adventure with the help of the TLC students, Xavi, Tessa, Grady, Reagan and Autumn.
Maplehurst staff and students kicked off right to read on Monday with an assembly that included a story, a reading relay with staff members and a bear hunt adventure with the help of the TLC students, Xavi, Tessa, Grady, Reagan and Autumn.
Maplehurst staff and students kicked off right to read on Monday with an assembly that included a story, a reading relay with staff members and a bear hunt adventure with the help of the TLC students, Xavi, Tessa, Grady, Reagan and Autumn.
Maplehurst staff and students kicked off right to read on Monday with an assembly that included a story, a reading relay with staff members and a bear hunt adventure with the help of the TLC students, Xavi, Tessa, Grady, Reagan and Autumn.
Maplehurst staff and students kicked off right to read on Monday with an assembly that included a story, a reading relay with staff members and a bear hunt adventure with the help of the TLC students, Xavi, Tessa, Grady, Reagan and Autumn.
Maplehurst staff and students kicked off right to read on Monday with an assembly that included a story, a reading relay with staff members and a bear hunt adventure with the help of the TLC students, Xavi, Tessa, Grady, Reagan and Autumn.
Maplehurst staff and students kicked off right to read on Monday with an assembly that included a story, a reading relay with staff members and a bear hunt adventure with the help of the TLC students, Xavi, Tessa, Grady, Reagan and Autumn.
Maplehurst staff and students kicked off right to read on Monday with an assembly that included a story, a reading relay with staff members and a bear hunt adventure with the help of the TLC students, Xavi, Tessa, Grady, Reagan and Autumn.
Norwalk City Schools will be on a 2 hour delay today, Wednesday, March 4th due to dense fog.
3 months ago, Norwalk City School District
Maplehurst first grade students in Mrs. Caitlyn Cannon's class are enjoying some reading time this week in the adventure reading centers! Police Chief Scott Dahlgren was a guest reader in her classroom, thank you Chief Dahlgren!
4 months ago, Norwalk City School District
Maplehurst first grade students in Mrs. Caitlyn Cannon's class are enjoying some reading time this week in the adventure reading centers! Police Chief Scott Dahlgren was a guest reader in her classroom, thank you Chief Dahlgren!
Maplehurst first grade students in Mrs. Caitlyn Cannon's class are enjoying some reading time this week in the adventure reading centers! Police Chief Scott Dahlgren was a guest reader in her classroom, thank you Chief Dahlgren!
Maplehurst first grade students in Mrs. Caitlyn Cannon's class are enjoying some reading time this week in the adventure reading centers! Police Chief Scott Dahlgren was a guest reader in her classroom, thank you Chief Dahlgren!
Maplehurst first grade students in Mrs. Caitlyn Cannon's class are enjoying some reading time this week in the adventure reading centers! Police Chief Scott Dahlgren was a guest reader in her classroom, thank you Chief Dahlgren!
Maplehurst first grade students in Mrs. Caitlyn Cannon's class are enjoying some reading time this week in the adventure reading centers! Police Chief Scott Dahlgren was a guest reader in her classroom, thank you Chief Dahlgren!
Maplehurst Elementary is celebrating right to read week with a theme of "book an adventure". Guest readers are coming in each day to read to the students in their classrooms. First grade students in Mrs. Kingsborough's class went on an adventure to Africa! Former Norwalk resident Maddie (Roche) Anderson lives in Africa with her husband. Maddie read to the students today via zoom from Africa. Maddie read a story her dad wrote when she was little and her sister illustrated it. Because Africa is eight hours ahead of us, it was 10:30 at night there so Maddie shared pictures she had taken with the students. She spoke to them about the weather, the landscape, the animals, the currency and the foods they eat. The students were not excited about the idea of eating bugs-which is something people in Africa eat. A student asked Maddie why they eat bugs and she responded that many people in Africa are poor and cannot afford to buy food and bugs are free. The students were attentive and engaged and asked many good questions. We are grateful to have had this opportunity.
4 months ago, Norwalk City School District
Maplehurst Elementary is celebrating right to read week with a theme of "book an adventure". Guest readers are coming in each day to read to the students in their classrooms. First grade students in Mrs. Kingsborough's class went on an adventure to Africa! Former Norwalk resident Maddie (Roche) Anderson lives in Africa with her husband. Maddie read to the students today via zoom from Africa. Maddie read a story her dad wrote when she was little and her sister illustrated it. Because Africa is eight hours ahead of us, it was 10:30 at night there so Maddie shared pictures she had taken with the students. She spoke to them about the weather, the landscape, the animals, the currency and the foods they eat. The students were not excited about the idea of eating bugs-which is something people in Africa eat. A student asked Maddie why they eat bugs and she responded that many people in Africa are poor and cannot afford to buy food and bugs are free. The students were attentive and engaged and asked many good questions. We are grateful to have had this opportunity.
Maplehurst Elementary is celebrating right to read week with a theme of "book an adventure". Guest readers are coming in each day to read to the students in their classrooms. First grade students in Mrs. Kingsborough's class went on an adventure to Africa! Former Norwalk resident Maddie (Roche) Anderson lives in Africa with her husband. Maddie read to the students today via zoom from Africa. Maddie read a story her dad wrote when she was little and her sister illustrated it. Because Africa is eight hours ahead of us, it was 10:30 at night there so Maddie shared pictures she had taken with the students. She spoke to them about the weather, the landscape, the animals, the currency and the foods they eat. The students were not excited about the idea of eating bugs-which is something people in Africa eat. A student asked Maddie why they eat bugs and she responded that many people in Africa are poor and cannot afford to buy food and bugs are free. The students were attentive and engaged and asked many good questions. We are grateful to have had this opportunity.
Maplehurst Elementary is celebrating right to read week with a theme of "book an adventure". Guest readers are coming in each day to read to the students in their classrooms. First grade students in Mrs. Kingsborough's class went on an adventure to Africa! Former Norwalk resident Maddie (Roche) Anderson lives in Africa with her husband. Maddie read to the students today via zoom from Africa. Maddie read a story her dad wrote when she was little and her sister illustrated it. Because Africa is eight hours ahead of us, it was 10:30 at night there so Maddie shared pictures she had taken with the students. She spoke to them about the weather, the landscape, the animals, the currency and the foods they eat. The students were not excited about the idea of eating bugs-which is something people in Africa eat. A student asked Maddie why they eat bugs and she responded that many people in Africa are poor and cannot afford to buy food and bugs are free. The students were attentive and engaged and asked many good questions. We are grateful to have had this opportunity.
Maplehurst Elementary is celebrating right to read week with a theme of "book an adventure". Guest readers are coming in each day to read to the students in their classrooms. First grade students in Mrs. Kingsborough's class went on an adventure to Africa! Former Norwalk resident Maddie (Roche) Anderson lives in Africa with her husband. Maddie read to the students today via zoom from Africa. Maddie read a story her dad wrote when she was little and her sister illustrated it. Because Africa is eight hours ahead of us, it was 10:30 at night there so Maddie shared pictures she had taken with the students. She spoke to them about the weather, the landscape, the animals, the currency and the foods they eat. The students were not excited about the idea of eating bugs-which is something people in Africa eat. A student asked Maddie why they eat bugs and she responded that many people in Africa are poor and cannot afford to buy food and bugs are free. The students were attentive and engaged and asked many good questions. We are grateful to have had this opportunity.
Maplehurst Elementary is celebrating right to read week with a theme of "book an adventure". Guest readers are coming in each day to read to the students in their classrooms. First grade students in Mrs. Kingsborough's class went on an adventure to Africa! Former Norwalk resident Maddie (Roche) Anderson lives in Africa with her husband. Maddie read to the students today via zoom from Africa. Maddie read a story her dad wrote when she was little and her sister illustrated it. Because Africa is eight hours ahead of us, it was 10:30 at night there so Maddie shared pictures she had taken with the students. She spoke to them about the weather, the landscape, the animals, the currency and the foods they eat. The students were not excited about the idea of eating bugs-which is something people in Africa eat. A student asked Maddie why they eat bugs and she responded that many people in Africa are poor and cannot afford to buy food and bugs are free. The students were attentive and engaged and asked many good questions. We are grateful to have had this opportunity.
Maplehurst Elementary is celebrating right to read week with a theme of "book an adventure". Guest readers are coming in each day to read to the students in their classrooms. First grade students in Mrs. Kingsborough's class went on an adventure to Africa! Former Norwalk resident Maddie (Roche) Anderson lives in Africa with her husband. Maddie read to the students today via zoom from Africa. Maddie read a story her dad wrote when she was little and her sister illustrated it. Because Africa is eight hours ahead of us, it was 10:30 at night there so Maddie shared pictures she had taken with the students. She spoke to them about the weather, the landscape, the animals, the currency and the foods they eat. The students were not excited about the idea of eating bugs-which is something people in Africa eat. A student asked Maddie why they eat bugs and she responded that many people in Africa are poor and cannot afford to buy food and bugs are free. The students were attentive and engaged and asked many good questions. We are grateful to have had this opportunity.
Maplehurst Elementary is celebrating right to read week with a theme of "book an adventure". Guest readers are coming in each day to read to the students in their classrooms. First grade students in Mrs. Kingsborough's class went on an adventure to Africa! Former Norwalk resident Maddie (Roche) Anderson lives in Africa with her husband. Maddie read to the students today via zoom from Africa. Maddie read a story her dad wrote when she was little and her sister illustrated it. Because Africa is eight hours ahead of us, it was 10:30 at night there so Maddie shared pictures she had taken with the students. She spoke to them about the weather, the landscape, the animals, the currency and the foods they eat. The students were not excited about the idea of eating bugs-which is something people in Africa eat. A student asked Maddie why they eat bugs and she responded that many people in Africa are poor and cannot afford to buy food and bugs are free. The students were attentive and engaged and asked many good questions. We are grateful to have had this opportunity.
Maplehurst Elementary is celebrating right to read week with a theme of "book an adventure". Guest readers are coming in each day to read to the students in their classrooms. First grade students in Mrs. Kingsborough's class went on an adventure to Africa! Former Norwalk resident Maddie (Roche) Anderson lives in Africa with her husband. Maddie read to the students today via zoom from Africa. Maddie read a story her dad wrote when she was little and her sister illustrated it. Because Africa is eight hours ahead of us, it was 10:30 at night there so Maddie shared pictures she had taken with the students. She spoke to them about the weather, the landscape, the animals, the currency and the foods they eat. The students were not excited about the idea of eating bugs-which is something people in Africa eat. A student asked Maddie why they eat bugs and she responded that many people in Africa are poor and cannot afford to buy food and bugs are free. The students were attentive and engaged and asked many good questions. We are grateful to have had this opportunity.
Maplehurst Right to Read Week is March 2-6 with a theme of Book an Adventure. Guest readers will be coming in all week, there is a reading challenge for students, a kick off assembly on Monday morning, a school wide bingo game and dress up days. It is also book fair week.
4 months ago, Norwalk City School District
Maplehurst Right to Read Week is March 2-6 with a theme of Book an Adventure. Guest readers will be coming in all week, there is a reading challenge for students, a kick off assembly on Monday morning, a school wide bingo game and dress up days. It is also book fair week.
146 League students earned their way to Snow Trails as part of our PBIS reward for strong grades, positive behavior, and consistent effort! We are so proud of the hard work, responsibility, and leadership our students have shown. When expectations are clear and students rise to meet them, we celebrate big. ❄️ At League, effort matters. Character matters. Growth matters. And today, 146 students showed exactly what that looks like!
4 months ago, Norwalk City School District
146 League students earned their way to Snow Trails as part of our PBIS reward for strong grades, positive behavior, and consistent effort! We are so proud of the hard work, responsibility, and leadership our students have shown. When expectations are clear and students rise to meet them, we celebrate big. ❄️ At League, effort matters. Character matters. Growth matters. And today, 146 students showed exactly what that looks like!
146 League students earned their way to Snow Trails as part of our PBIS reward for strong grades, positive behavior, and consistent effort! We are so proud of the hard work, responsibility, and leadership our students have shown. When expectations are clear and students rise to meet them, we celebrate big. ❄️ At League, effort matters. Character matters. Growth matters. And today, 146 students showed exactly what that looks like!
146 League students earned their way to Snow Trails as part of our PBIS reward for strong grades, positive behavior, and consistent effort! We are so proud of the hard work, responsibility, and leadership our students have shown. When expectations are clear and students rise to meet them, we celebrate big. ❄️ At League, effort matters. Character matters. Growth matters. And today, 146 students showed exactly what that looks like!
146 League students earned their way to Snow Trails as part of our PBIS reward for strong grades, positive behavior, and consistent effort! We are so proud of the hard work, responsibility, and leadership our students have shown. When expectations are clear and students rise to meet them, we celebrate big. ❄️ At League, effort matters. Character matters. Growth matters. And today, 146 students showed exactly what that looks like!
146 League students earned their way to Snow Trails as part of our PBIS reward for strong grades, positive behavior, and consistent effort! We are so proud of the hard work, responsibility, and leadership our students have shown. When expectations are clear and students rise to meet them, we celebrate big. ❄️ At League, effort matters. Character matters. Growth matters. And today, 146 students showed exactly what that looks like!
146 League students earned their way to Snow Trails as part of our PBIS reward for strong grades, positive behavior, and consistent effort! We are so proud of the hard work, responsibility, and leadership our students have shown. When expectations are clear and students rise to meet them, we celebrate big. ❄️ At League, effort matters. Character matters. Growth matters. And today, 146 students showed exactly what that looks like!
146 League students earned their way to Snow Trails as part of our PBIS reward for strong grades, positive behavior, and consistent effort! We are so proud of the hard work, responsibility, and leadership our students have shown. When expectations are clear and students rise to meet them, we celebrate big. ❄️ At League, effort matters. Character matters. Growth matters. And today, 146 students showed exactly what that looks like!
146 League students earned their way to Snow Trails as part of our PBIS reward for strong grades, positive behavior, and consistent effort! We are so proud of the hard work, responsibility, and leadership our students have shown. When expectations are clear and students rise to meet them, we celebrate big. ❄️ At League, effort matters. Character matters. Growth matters. And today, 146 students showed exactly what that looks like!
146 League students earned their way to Snow Trails as part of our PBIS reward for strong grades, positive behavior, and consistent effort! We are so proud of the hard work, responsibility, and leadership our students have shown. When expectations are clear and students rise to meet them, we celebrate big. ❄️ At League, effort matters. Character matters. Growth matters. And today, 146 students showed exactly what that looks like!
146 League students earned their way to Snow Trails as part of our PBIS reward for strong grades, positive behavior, and consistent effort! We are so proud of the hard work, responsibility, and leadership our students have shown. When expectations are clear and students rise to meet them, we celebrate big. ❄️ At League, effort matters. Character matters. Growth matters. And today, 146 students showed exactly what that looks like!
NCSD's March Madness Attendance Challenge starts Monday, March 2nd and runs through the end of the month!
JUST SHOW UP!!!!
4 months ago, Norwalk City School District
March Madness Atttendance Challenge
To encourage more families to take advantage of the healthy choices available with school breakfast, we will celebrate National School Breakfast Week during March 2-6, 2026.
Busy weekday mornings make it a challenge for many families to find the time for a healthy breakfast. Fortunately, we offer nutritious school breakfasts, complete with fruit and low fat or fat free milk, to ensure students are fueled for learning every school day. Look for the special Quest for School Breakfast menu items.
4 months ago, Norwalk City School District
To encourage more families to take advantage of the healthy choices available with school breakfast, we will celebrate National School Breakfast Week during March 2-6, 2026. Busy weekday mornings make it a challenge for many families to find the time for a healthy breakfast. Fortunately, we offer nutritious school breakfasts, complete with fruit and low fat or fat free milk, to ensure students are fueled for learning every school day. Look for the special Quest for School Breakfast menu items.
Shirt Sales end tomorrow!!
Help send our NHS Spanish Club students to Europe!
4 months ago, Norwalk City School District
Spanish Club Flyer
It’s finally show week! So thankful for our great community!! The box office is open tonight from 5-7. and 1 hour before each show.
The moment you’ve been waiting for has arrived!! Our cast and crew are thrilled to present a magical production of Mary Poppins, with performances this weekend, February 26–March 1.
🎟️ Tickets are on sale now, and the best seats will fill quickly. We are thrilled to bring this classic story to life on the Norwalk High School stage!!
https://www.payschoolsevents.com/events/details/43552
4 months ago, Norwalk City School District
Mary Poppins cast picture
Mary Poppins Musical flyer