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New TigerTalk Newsletter for Spring 2017 Now Available!
You can click here to see all of our TigerTalk newsletters, Past and present. The Spring newsletter is also available on the link below. |
| Attachments:
TigerTrekSpring2017.pdf
Napavine Welcomes Geoff Parks
 Mr Parks brings six years of administrative experience at both middle school and high school. Previous to his administrative experience, Geoff was a Science, Math, and Technology teacher at the high school level. In addition to his strong education background, Geoff Parks has a genuine enthusiasm for serving students, and a reputation for nurturing positive relationships. He will begin work on July 1, 2017. Welcome to Napavine Mr. Parks! |
| Attachments:
Brochure.pdf
NOTIFICATION OF SNOW ROUTES or EMERGENCY CLOSURE (Updated)
Transporting your children to and from school in a safe manner is of utmost importance to all of us. When it is appropriate, our buses will be equipped with tire chains, but even when the buses are chained up there are some hills and unplowed turnarounds that we want to avoid. Because of this we are establishing snow routes as described below. When snow routes are in force we encourage you to have your children walk to the nearest pickup point on the operating part of their bus route. If you feel that it is unsafe for you children to walk to the pick up point during the brief time that snow routes are in effect, they will be allowed an opportunity to complete any school work assigned during their absence. Notice of school closures, in the implementation of snow routes, or any other changes in school bus transportation, will be broadcast by radio stations MIXX 96, KELA or KITI and KING TV before 7:00 am. Information will also be posted on www.flashalert.net, just link to the Seattle region, the Lewis County Schools. In addition, you should receive an e-mail and/or phone message from our school messenger system. Emergency school closures during the school day, if any, will be broadcast approximately one hour before an emergency school closure, if at all possible. You are asked to make arrangements for your child’s care in the event of early closure. When snow routes are in effect, buses will not travel on the following roads:
Drivers will attempt to adjust bus pick up times at key points to stay as close as possible to their regular time schedules. At other times during the year it may be necessary to start school one or two hours late or to dismiss school early due to weather or emergencies. When this happens the school will make every attempt to notify the radio stations by 7:00 am in the case of late starting times and at least one hour previous to dismissal during the day. Questions about times should be directed to the Transportation Supervisor at 262-3630. Dr. Rick Jones Superintendent Updated: 1/11/2017 |
| Attachments:
SNOW ROUTES[1].pdf
Annual Notification of Referral for the Highly Capable Program
Referrals for testing for participation in NAPAVINE’s Highly Capable Services for the 2016-17 school year are currently being accepted. Anyone may refer a student including parents, teachers, other students, and members of the community. NAPAVINE’s Highly Capable Program is designed to address the needs of highly capable students in grades K-8. Your school has information explaining the program options, curriculum, identification process, and the schedule for testing. Referral forms are available by contacting the school district’s office @ 360-262-3303. Students in Grades K-12 will be screened by November 30th, 2016 for possible placement in the 2016-17 ACADEMIC SCHOOL YEAR. Referrals must be returned to the district office by November 14th, 2016. |
Napavine 2016 Healthy Youth Survey information now available
The Napavine School District grades 6 through 12 are participating in the 2016 Healthy Youth Survey. Please see the attached document for information about the survey. Napavine will be preforming the survey Mid October. |
ThoughtExchange Results for Spring 2016
Thanks to those of you in our school community who took part in our online learning process this spring aimed at building an Education Plan for our District. The Plan, being developed by our school board, will include district goals to guide our work over the next three years, and detailed action steps to achieve the goals will also be included in the Plan. We’ve reviewed your thoughts and priorities and now we want to share the results with you. From the 87 people who contributed, we learned about our strengths and the areas that we can improve. To learn what was most important to people in our schools and District, visit the ThoughtExchange results here. Our School Board is using this information to draft our Education Plan, scheduled to be completed in September, 2016. Again, thank you so much for contributing to the success of our students, schools and District. Your participation in the process will play a key part in how we prepare our students for the future. Sincerely, Dr. Rick Jones Superintendent Napavine School District |
New Website now live!
The Napavine School District has been hard at work making improvements to our infrastructure. One of these improvements you are are looking at now: Our new website! As part of the changes, we are moving from our old domain of napa.k12.wa.us, to our new domain: NapavineSchools.org! Please note that our email addresses have changed as well. We hope that you find the new website easy to navigate and helps you find the important information you need. |
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