IMPORTANT: TIME CHANGE FOR ANNUAL SUMMER KICK-OFF
Please note that the Summer Kick-Off will take place from
5:30-7:30 on June 16, 2017.
See you there!
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The Justice Club conducted a fundraiser for Kent Animal Shelter. Members of the club collected pet food and other pet items. All of the items collected were delivered on May 13th. The shelter was very grateful to our students for their generosity and the members of the Justice Club were proud to be a part of such a worthy cause. Well done Justice Club!
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Jeans For Troops
On May 23, 2017 , 57 staff members took part in in the Jeans for Troops fundraising drive to benefit GI GO Fund, a nonprofit organization that helps veterans returning home find employment, access their health care and financial benefits, and link to housing. In keeping with our Nassakeag CARES motto and setting an example for our students, staff raised $285.00 for the cause.
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SCHEDULE:
Grades K, 1 and 2: 8:45-10:00 am
Grades 3 and 5: 10:30- 11:45 am
Grades 4 and 6: 12:45- 2:15 pm
____Click Here for information on Field Day 2017___
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BUBBLE MANIA, April 2017
On April 27th all Nassakeag students were treated to fun learning experience! Bubble Mania visited to demonstrate various bubble techniques and the science behind them. Students learned that bubbles aren't just for popping! One student even had the chance to be inside a bubble! Students had a great time, thank you to our wonderful PTA for providing this wonderful cultural arts program!
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5th Grade IG Independent Research Project Fair
On May 5, 2017, students in Mrs. Earls' 5th grade IG class participated in an IRP Fair. Students displayed their projects and provided oral reports to those who attended the fair. All attendees were impressed by the quality of work displayed and the wealth of knowledge demonstrated by our students. The fair was a huge success!
Congrataulations to all of our 5th grade IG students!
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Stony Brook Football Players Visit Nassakeag
On March 24th several Stony Brook football players visited our first and second grade classrooms. The football players read sports themed books to our students and answered many student questions about playing sports and going to college. Our students were inspired by the football players to work hard and follow their dreams!
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**CLICK HERE for important information regarding the upcoming NYS Math Assessments
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Parent Input Letter regarding placement for 2017-18
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***Important News***
CLICK HERE to read letter on case of Pertussis March 15, 2017
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NEW...
May Spirit Calendar
April Spirit Calendar
March Spirit Calendar
February Spirit Calendar
January Spirit Calendar
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Attention Parents of Fifth and Sixth Grade Students
Please CLICK HERE for a letter from Mrs. Casciano about your child's SRI results
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Transportation
Bus transportation will be limited to designated bus routes and bus stops only.
CHILD CARE: For long-term child care purposes only, permission to take a
different bus to and/or from school may be granted by the school
principal by advance written request from the student's parent or
guardian. The child care provider must be listed on the emergency
contact card.
Nassakeag Vision Statement
Our school is a community of learners where
we focus on the social, emotional, and academic growth of each child.
We strive to establish in each student a strong academic and personal
foundation through high quality instructional experiences and
school-wide adoption of "Rachel's Challenge" principles. The principles
are:
1. Start a chain reaction of kindness
2. Accept and include others
3. Be a positive influence
As a result, we have created a school climate that is conducive to
learning. Our students are able to achieve academic success in a safe,
nurturing environment
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