Today students received their Technology Fee statements. As a reminder: All technology fees are to be paid online. Technology fees include the yearly user fee of $20 and any repair fees your child may receive during the school year, all of which can be paid online. Technology fees are assessed by the technician assigned to the school based on the device repair needs. As a reminder any technology fees not paid in the year they are received, will roll over to the next year until paid. If you have any questions or need additional assistance please contact the school. Click the link below to create an account to pay your technology fees: https://osp.osmsinc.com/NRM/
All technology fees have to be paid online. Technology fees include the yearly user fee of $20 as well as any repair fees your child may receive during the school year, all of which can be paid online. As a reminder any technology fees not paid in the year they are received, will roll over to the next year until paid. If you have any questions or need additional assistance please contact the school.
Click the link below to create an account to pay your technology fees: https://osp.osmsinc.com/NRM/
Unity Fri-Yay! Come together as a community of unity and wear green as a symbol to prevent Gun Violence and share your photos in the comments!
Gun violence is preventable when you know the signs. “Say Something” upstanders have helped Sandy Hook Promise prevent 7 school shootings and 60+ acts of violence with a weapon.
Tomorrow is picture day. Students do not have to wear uniforms for picture day. Pictures do not have to be pre-ordered. Sample images will be available to view for purchase 3-5 days after picture day. Students will take spring individual and classroom pictures. If you have any questions please contact the school.
Red Oak Middle School will be hosting a parent information session for rising 6th graders. It will be held on April 9th, from 5:30-6:15. Registration forms will be due April 19. Please plan to attend this session for more information.
In 4 out of 5 school shootings, at least one other person had knowledge of the attacker’s plan but failed to report it. People who hurt themselves or others often show warning signs before they carry out an act of violence.
#SaySomethingWeek #SaySomethingSavesLives #NCPSchools
Read Across Hubbard was a success. We want to thank every parent, community leader, and district representative who joined us for our Read Across Hubbard event. We look forward to hosting this event again next year and look forward to you joining us again.
I promise to be an #Upstander and ”Say Something” when I see someone at-risk of hurting themselves or others.
#SaySomethingWeek #SaySomethingSavesLives #NCPSchools
Know the Signs: Preventing Gun Violence and Other Harmful Acts
This #SaySomethingWeek, NCPS is raising awareness on learning the warning signs of violence and how to get help. Here are the 3 steps:
– Recognize The Signs
– Act Immediately, Take It Seriously
– Say Something
www.sandyhookpromise.org/warning-signs
Parents Did You Know… Your Child can ride the wave of success with healthy breakfast options at school?
Established in 1989, National School Breakfast Week (NSBW) celebrates how school breakfasts can set students up for daily success. By observing this special week every year, we’re encouraging all K-12 schools to recognize the importance of a healthy start to the day with breakfast to fuel children’s academic success.
#NCPS #NCPSchools #NSBW24 #surfsupwithschoolbreakfast
Join us as we celebrate Read Across America week, with our Read Across Hubbard Day, on Tuesday, March 5th. On this day, students can dress as their favorite book character. We can't wait to see storybook characters walking around the building.
Tomorrow morning!! Tune into Spectrum News on Friday, March 1, 2024 - in a detailed interview, Jeannie Kerr, Project AWARE director at Nash County Public Schools (NCPS), shared insights into the district's efforts to enhance student safety and mental well-being. With new safety legislation effective March 1, Nash County Public Schools has updated its protocols accordingly.
Nash County Public Schools, distinguished as one of six districts in North Carolina to receive the Project AWARE grant, exemplifies commitment to creating a secure educational setting. This grant, provided by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration and managed through the Department of Public Instruction, highlights the district's proactive approach to student safety.
NCPS has updated its dress code policy. If an individual believes that they have a cause to file a Title IX Sexual Harassment claim, please contact the following Title IX contacts:
Sheila Wallace - Title IX Contact for Personnel
Dr. Leondus Farrow, Jr. - Title IX Contact for Students
Angela Miller - Title IX Contact for Athletics
https://boardpolicyonline.com/?b=nash_county&s=160494
Join us on Thursday, February 29 for our Black History Program, A Tribute to Motown. Students should arrive by 5:30 pm and report to the cafeteria. The program will begin at 6 pm. We look forward to seeing you there.
In celebration of Read Across America week, we will be hosting Read Across Hubbard Day, on Tuesday, March 5th between 8:30 and 10:30. We are asking for family members and community leaders to sign up to read to a class between those hours. Click the link below to sign up We look forward to seeing you at Read Across Hubbard Day.
Click here to sign up to participate https://forms.gle/D4kxjBQWdi97MRZr8
Parents and guardians, please be advised that students who are members of school teams will need to have opted-in on the new Model Release Forms. This is required based on the new state law and NCPS policy. If a student does not have an opted-in Model Release Form on file, they must be excluded from competitions, unfortunately. These events will be photographed. To access the online Model Release Form please click the link below. https://mbhubbardes.ncpschools.net/o/mbhes/forms/mb-hubbard-elementary-model-release-form-updated-in-effect-jan-1-2024
A Friendly Reminder about Thursday, Feb. 15th's event: Due to a HIGH demand of requests from parents! We will have an in-person Connect Inform Engage event for all families who want to learn more about the Early College High School and CITI High School options this Thursday, 2/15, at 6 p.m. at Central Office!
Topic: "Navigating Future Success: Insights into CITI High School & Nash-Rocky Mount Early College High School''
Join Nash County Public Schools CPE Department's "Connect Inform Engage" for an enlightening roundtable discussion featuring CITI High School and Nash-Rocky Mount Early College High School.
This event is designed to uncover who can apply, the unique aspects of each program, and how they differentiate from traditional high school experiences. Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights into these innovative educational pathways.
Good Afternoon, Bus 49 does not have a driver tomorrow Thursday, February 15th. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Please be advised that any changes to your childs transportation must be submitted in writting. We will no longer accept any phone calls of transportation changes. Transportation changes must be submitted in writing via note or via message to your child/children homeroom teacher in the ROOMS app. If you have any questions or concerns about this please contact the school.
Good afternoon, Parents/Guardians:
Nash County Public Schools (NCPS) will conduct an important Mass Communication Test on Friday, February 9, 2024. This test aims to verify the effectiveness and efficiency of our communication systems, ensuring that we can reach all members of our school community promptly in critical situations.
This test will involve each school in our district. For parents and guardians with contact information linked to their child's school records, please anticipate receiving notifications via text messages, voice calls, and emails.
This initiative is crucial for confirming that our lines of communication are fully operational and that you are kept informed about your child's safety and school events.
If your email or phone number fails during our test, please be advised that your child's school will attempt to contact you through alternative means. This may include sending a letter home with your child or employing another communication method over the following four weeks.
We also want to remind you of the importance of keeping your contact information current in our system. You can review and update your child's details anytime through the PowerSchool Parent Portal, or contact your child's school. It is not uncommon for contact information to be incorrect by just a single digit, yet accurate details are crucial for ensuring that we can reach all parents and guardians effectively.
Thank you for your ongoing support and commitment to the well-being of our students and the broader school community.
Thank you,
Nash County Public Schools
Click the following link for more info.
https://nashdistrictupdates.edurooms.com/engage/ncps-communication-planning-engagement-department/newsletters/ncps-mass-communication-test-advisory
