Our Spring Pictures were re-scheduled for Tuesday, March 12th. Originally it was scheduled for tomorrow but had to be changed due to our 3rd and 4th grade fieldtrip. If you are going on the hockey fieldtrip, please remember to pack a lunch and drink. Thank you for understanding the changes that needed to be made.

Our Bake Sale will continue tomorrow because of the generosity of our parents, staff, and grandparents. There was an abundance of sweets donated for this event. The items will be sold for 50 cents during the lunch times on Wednesday. I am so proud to say I am a part of this wonderful school that shows such support and kindness to others!

North is having a Bake Sale on Tuesday, February 12th. All of the money raised will benefit the Diaz family, Poland residents whose older children attended North. Their youngest son, born last summer, will require many surgeries throughout his life due to a rare disease. Pleae help us show our support for this family that has given so much to North. Sweet treats will be sold for 50 cents-$1.00. The Bake sale will be held during the lunch hour. Thank you for your support.

The first day of our Scholastic Book Fair was a huge success. Thank you to all the parents who helped the students with their book shopping! The Book Fair will be open for parents to visit and shop today only until 4:00. Wednesday will be the last shopping day at the school for the students. The on-line shopping will be available until February 19th. The link for Scholastic is on our homepage. Happy Reading!

Due to the unexpected days off, report cards will not be coming home on Friday. The district has decided that all report cards will be sent home on Monday. Thank you for understanding.

Good news is heading our way next week! We were pleased that our Board of Education approved the Elementary Physical Education teachers to return. Mrs. Schenker and Mr. W will be teaching all the gym classes beginning next week. Please make sure your child wears tennis shoes on their gym day. Some classes have changed their assigned day due to scheduling conflicts. Wednesday: Mrs Hay, Mrs Resch, and Mrs. Metzger. Thursday: Kindergarten Friday: Mrs. Hoover, 2nd Grade, and 4th Grade.

Mrs Wittenauer's 2nd graders were busy with an activity to conclude their latest Reading story. The students read a folktale about a tiger called Nine-in-One Grr...Grr. They learned facts about Siberian tigers, such as they can grow up to 9 feet long and 4 feet tall. The tiger they made was about 7.5 feet long and one that I would not like to see walking through our hallways!!