Northern Adirondack Elementary School

Can't make it to the NAC Elementary library on Wednesdays? Don't worry! There are lots of other opportunities to promote reading with the children in your life! Local public libraries are hosting "All Together Now" Summer Reading Programs: https://cefls.org/library/summer-reading-programs-in-your-library/ And check out the Non-profit organization READ ALOUD, which has great resources to help you read 15 minutes every day with the loved ones in your life: ReadAloud.org

Mrs. Smallman would love to see you at the NAC Elementary Library today, and every Wednesday in July, 8:00am-12noon!

Thank you, NAC faculty, staff, students, and families for a great school year! Have a safe, active, and fun summer!

Check out these 3-D printed bubble wands! These NAC fifth grade students designed and 3-D printed bubble wands with Mrs. LaPoint the STEM teacher for the summer camp classes.

Elementary Summer Events

Congratulations to our May 2023 PRIDE Award Winners!

All elementary students will be sent home with two boxes that contains two COVID-19 test kits this week. Please be on the lookout for these tests in your student's bookbag. The expiration date on COVID-19 tests we are sending home have been extended by the FDA.

Summer is for curiosity and fun! NAC Elementary students can exercise those critical thinking and problem solving skills in Summer STEM with Mrs. LaPoint, Wednesday mornings July 12, 19 & 26. Sign up using the form: https://5il.co/1woi8 Students who have signed up may visit anytime between 8am-12noon, so it will not interfere with swim lessons.

Celebrate the end of the school year at Buffalo Wild Wings! This Friday, June 16th from 5-10 pm, dine in or carry out and support Builders Club and Key Club at their BWW fundraiser. Remember to show the flyer or tell your server you are there for NACS Key Club and Builders Club night. Hope to see you there!

Mark Manske of Adirondack Raptors visited NAC Elementary to thrill and educate about the importance of birds of prey and their place in our environment. Mr. Manske is also the author of the "Adventures with Stoney" series of books, which he donated to the NAC Elementary Library for our students to read and enjoy!

Pre-K theater debut! The students of NAC Pre-K performed nursery-rhymes on June 9 to a packed house, thrilling with such hits as Hickory, Dickory, Dock and Jack Be Nimble. Did you ever see such cute thespians? Kudos to Mrs. Harrigan, Mrs. Therrian, and Mrs. Spoor for their hard work!

Head to the Elementary News and Notes page (https://www.nacs1.org/o/naes/page/newsletter) of our website to check out the June Parent News and Notes!

PTO is Hosting an Elementary Dance this Friday June 9th

NAC Elementary Career Week 2023

All elementary students will be sent home with one box that contains two COVID-19 test kits this week. Please be on the lookout for these tests in your student's bookbag. The expiration date on COVID-19 tests we are sending home have been extended by the FDA.

Good afternoon NAC Elementary families. This message is a reminder that the Elementary parking area by the Knights of Columbus building will be closed this week due to the demolition of that building. There is a designated area near the front of the main parking lot for drop-offs and pick-ups this week. We have also been reminded by the Department of Transportation that they wish to discourage anyone from parking along Route 11. Please be safe. Thank you.

Congratulations to our April 2023 PRIDE Award Winners!

The hands-on science lesson of Mrs. Williams' 2nd grade class has hatched into 20 cute baby chicks! The students incubated the eggs and observed as one by one the chicks emerged from their shells. Many students and staff were able to visit the chicks last week before they left for their new homes and enjoyed the little yellow balls of fluff!

Head to the Elementary News and Notes page (https://www.nacs1.org/o/naes/page/newsletter) of our website to check out the May Parent News and Notes!

The marigolds on the Elementary grow carts are in bloom! Can warm weather be far behind?