NY is having a virtual Spirit Week next week! Post your pictures and include the hashtag #NYVIRTUALSPIRITWEEK
We are looking for teachers, staff and students to all participate in this next week!
Students and Parents I just sent an email with explanations on class requests for next year, and a link to a survey to help us know what is working and what we can improve with our distance learning. Please take the time to help us know how to better serve our families.
Parents and Students. I recently sent an email to all students with a link to a google form for kids to fill out for class requests for next year. Please log into your student account to fill out the form so that we can build our, and your schedule for next year.
I wanted to give a shout out to all of our staff for how hard they are working through this difficult situation. We are making, packaging, and delivering thousands of meals a day multiple days a week. I am so proud to be a part of this school.
Students try to stay up on your work, but do not stress out about it too much. Right now my message would be to do your best, but care of yourself and your family more than anything.
Thank you and stay safe.
If you are someone who is in need of help with academics or food, or think someone else may, please reach out to us through our hotline at 740-753-6200. Also anyone who would like to opt out of the food delivery to try and save resources for other families, please reach out
I want to say how thankful I am for all of our employees here at Nelsonville who are working their butts off during this crazy situation and helping as many families as we can. This community has rallied to help those in need and it is truly appreciated.
A heads up from the Elementary:
Parent Teacher Conferences have been moved again to March 12th and March 19th from 4-7 PM. There will be an early release on the 12th, and grade cards will be passed out at Conferences that night.
Additional program information and applications are available. Submit applications online to the Governorโs Office of Appalachia on or before Feb. 28.
Chaperones will be present 24 hours a day, and the academy will cover all major expenses, including meals, lodging and transportation. High school teachers are eligible to take part and can receive stipends for attending. See the website for qualifications.
The institute will take place July 5-17 for high school students and teachers and July 11-17 for middle school students. Both sessions take place at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Oak Ridge, Tennessee.