Students at League St. got to celebrate good grades and behavior for the 1st quarter by attending a Walleye game in Toledo on Wednesday!

6th grade Tigers created a sign to thank Veterans for their service. Each had a unique piece to color and then they put the pieces together to make a giant poster!

5th grade Academic Challenge team earns first place at today’s Huron County match! They move on to the championship match at BGSU Firelands in December! Congratulations!

Last week, our League Street staff showed off their creativity during Underground Teacher Spirit Week! 🎉 From “Unlikely Professions” on Monday to “Zoom Day” Friday, each theme brought plenty of laughs and camaraderie — including all-black Tuesday, student look-alike Wednesday, and our favorite tacky tourists on Thursday! Great work to our amazing staff for bringing the fun, teamwork, and underground energy all week long!

In honor of Veterans Day League Street school has created a Wall of Honor for our students whose family members are serving or have served in the armed forces. We are also doing a service project and collecting donations for the Sandusky Veterans home. They are in need of full size personal hygiene items like lotion, after shave, body wash, mouthwash, ladies hygiene items, cologne or perfume. They could also use new men's and women's clothing sizes L - 5X in shirts, sweatshirts, sweatpants, jackets, pajama pants or hoodies. Please feel free to send more photos or items for donations to League Street School. Thank You!!

“October was a busy month for 6th grade. They had Red Ribbon week with an assembly I was a part of and tons of red tickets for being so positive. That means I also get some special times with students. We played fetch, tic-tac-toe, walked through the halls, and got my beautiful face on some pictures for students to take home. We have started November out doing great things and I see a lot of smiling faces too with students and staff. That really makes my day. I sure am glad to be a part of Norwalk!” ~ Kepler, School Facility Dog

Norwalk City Schools would like to assure our families that we do not purchase or use any of
the recalled M.C.I Foods breakfast burritos or wraps. We take food safety
in our district very seriously and always monitor the products that we do
receive for any recalls or safety concerns. If you have any questions,
please contact our Food Service Director Bradley Kraft at (419)660-1842.

You won't want to miss out!
Brother's Grimm Spectaculathon brought to you by the Norwalk High School Drama Department.

Purchase tickets at:
https://www.payschoolsevents.com/events/details/41395

The 6th grade students at League have been doing great with being respectful, responsible, safe and being a great leader. One played fetch with me, another got their picture with me, and another got to have my very first Trading Card. I do think it is pretty fabulous to be able to do all of this with amazing students and I look forward to more fun! Work hard, be responsible and respectful. Stay safe and be a leader! ~ Kepler, School Facility Dog

Norwalk's fall spirit week is September 22-26. Students and staff in every building can participate in our attendance challenge for the chance to win a prize package by attending school all day, every day of the week and participating in each dress up day. So, let's show up, dress up, and GO TRUCKERS!
#Stayinthegame
#ClevelandBrowns

The students at League Street School participated in the Brown's kick-off for Attendance Awareness Month. Students wore their Brown's gear and showed their spirit for their favorite team! They had an amazing time!!
#StayintheGame #ClevelandBrowns #OhioEducation #Attendance #EducationMatters #KeepLearning

6th Grade Willy Wonka JR Auditions!
We need Singer, Dancers, Actors and Backstage helpers!

Contractors Stadium will be closed today through Monday to prepare for NHS Class of 2025 Graduation. We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.

As 4th graders end their year, Kepler tickets are still being earned for being prepared, polite, and positive. Kepler certainly enjoys his job and loves this time to shine with the students. Stay tuned for surprise tickets being pulled our final week of school this year! ~ Signed, Kepler 🐾

Kepler sure does enjoy walking through classrooms creating a calming environment while students continue to be focused on learning. Mrs. Cring's class enjoyed this time with Kepler while reading.

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.

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!!

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!!

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.

Fourth graders have been earning tickets for Kepler. While students are being prepared, positive, and polite, Kepler also gets to practice his skills of dog puzzles, photo poses and golden leash walks through the building!