• Welcome to North Elementary, Home of the North Stars! National Blue Ribbon School
  • Blue Ribbon School
  • IMG 2287
  • Science Fair 2
  • MacMunn Pie In Face
  • Art For Slideshow
  • Wax Museum
  • 6th Grade
  • Zumba

Welcome to North Elementary School!

  • Up Coming Events

    AUGUST

    Aug 8  --   1st Day of School
    Aug 13 --  Open House 5-6:30 pm
    Aug 20 --  PTO Mtg 6pm in Mrs. Kolley's room
    Aug 27 --  Terrific Tuesday:  Dress like your "Future Career"
    Aug 29 --  EARLY DISMISSAL:  Please make sure you send a note if transportation changes
                       Buses:  12:45pm
                       Cars / Walkers:  12:50pm

    SEPTEMBER

    Sept 5 --    School Picture Day
    Sept 17 --  EARLY DISMISSAL:  Please make sure you send a note if transportation changes
                       Buses:  12:45pm
                       Cars / Walkers:  12:50pm


    UpGrade Family Challenge
    Click here for document and more information



    This institution is an equal opportunity provider.  The authorized statement reads as follows:
    "In accordance with Federal law and U.S. Department of Agriculture policy,
    this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin,
    sex, age, religion, political beliefs or disability."
    "To file a complaint of discrimination, write USDA, Director, Office of Civil Rights, 1400 Independence Ave,
    S.W. Washington, D.C.  20250-9410 or call (800) 795-3272 (voice) or (202) 720-6382 (TTY).
    USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer."
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  • Wellness Tips

    GET MORE SLEEP!
    Sleep is like food for the brain.  Our brain and body need an adequate amount of rest that replenishes our mental and physical energy. 
    How many hours does your child need? 
    • 5 years and under- 11 hours
    • 5-10 years- 10 hours
    • 10-18 years- 9 hours
    To create a bedtime routine add 15 minutes of sleep each night to get your child used to earlier bedtimes to ensure good sleep habits.  Sleep in the dark.   Encourage your kids to use their beds for sleeping, not watching TV or playing with electronics.  Keep their rooms cool, quiet and dark.  Better sleep means less illness.  Sleep keeps our immune systems healthy and will lead to fewer illnesses.