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NCS 2019 Prom:
The Naples Jr./Sr. Prom is quickly approaching! The Prom will be on Saturday, May 4, 2019 from 8-11 PM at the Parrish Hill Barn and Event Center on Rt. 245 in Naples. The Prom committee has selected the theme of “Floral Fantasy” for this year’s prom.
Students in grades 10-12 are invited to the prom. The maximum age to attend the prom is twenty years old. All students must be academically eligible to attend the prom.
Tickets cost $40.00 in advance and $50.00 at the door. Tickets will be available for purchase during lunches, starting the week of April 22nd, and at the HS main office. If you wish to write a check for your son/ daughter’s ticket, please make checks out to the “Naples Class of 2020.” ...
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Bus Garage Images from Luke Didion:
Interested in viewing progress being made on the new NCS bus garage? Click HERE to see images taken by Luke Didion—NCS senior and owner of Finger Lakes Drone Services.
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NCS Student Sustainability Summit on Thursday, April 11th (7th grade PBL event):
Please join us for our 7th grade Project Based Learning (PBL) event, the NCS Student Sustainability Summit, on Thursday, April 11th in the High School. This event will look very similar to a student led conference day. Students will be presenting their sustainability projects in 5-10 minute long sessions. The event runs from 12:15-1:45 pm on the 11th. Join us for all or PART of the time. See the attached flyer for more details.
We would LOVE to have community members as well as family members attend this event. Come see the hard work done by this group of students! If you are interested in attending, please email Colleen Betrus at cbetrus@naplescsd.org. If you have questions, also contact Colleen Betrus.
We look forward to seeing you on the 11th.
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Information from the NCS Physician Regarding Measles:
Measles Parent Instructions
NY State is currently experiencing a measles outbreak. Measles spreads very easily and can be dangerous to anyone who is not vaccinated.
What is measles?
Measles is a serious respiratory disease that causes a rash and fever. It is very contagious. You can catch it just by being in a room where someone with measles coughed or sneezed.
What are the symptoms?
Symptoms usually appear about 10 to 12 days after a person is exposed to measles. The first symptoms are usually:
High fever
Cough
Runny nose
Red watery eyes
Rash
Small red spots, some of which are slightly raised.
Spots and bumps in tight clusters give the skin a splotchy red appearance.
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NEW Capital Project Images from Luke Didion:
Interested in viewing aerial Phase 1 and 2 photographs of the ongoing Capital Project? Check out the following images taken by NCS student (and owner of Finger Lakes Drone Services) Luke Didion.
Click HERE to view images taken on August 31, 2018.
Click HERE to view images taken on January 18, 2019.
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“Graduates of Distinction” Applications Now Being Accepted:
Now in its fifth year of existence, the “Graduates of Distinction” program honors the outstanding accomplishments of NCS graduates, and seeks to inspire current and future students.
If you are interested in nominating someone to be honored as a “Graduate of Distinction,” please click HERE for a Microsoft Word copy of the form, or HERE for a PDF copy of the form. Completed applications are due by March 8, 2019, and they should be sent to the following address:
NCS Chairperson Graduates of Distinction
C/O Superintendent of Schools
Naples Central School District
136 North Main Street Naples, NY 14512
If you have any questions, please contact Superintendent Matt Frahm by phone (585-374-7901) or email ( mfrahm@naplescsd.org ).
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Happy New Year from NCS:
Dear NCS Parents and Guardians:
As we age, most of us experience the feeling that time seems to move by faster and faster each year. When asked to explain this phenomenon, psychologists have pointed out that when we are young, we regularly experience first-time events that tend to leave lasting impressions. With the passage of time, however, familiar happenings require less mental energy to process, and the years often appear to pass by more quickly the older we get.
While this sensation might be slightly disconcerting for many of us, it is also an important reminder that the coming year will be filled with many “firsts” for our students here at NCS. First days of school, and first athletic competitions. First school dances, and first experiences playing musical instruments. ...
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Message Regarding Social Media Safety:
Dear NCS Parents and Guardians:
We recently learned that several students in surrounding school districts had been victimized by an online predator. This person(s) created numerous social media accounts, friended students, and proceeded to obtain very personal and private images and information about the individuals. The predator is now using this information to “blackmail” the students to provide additional pictures and information with the threat of sharing what has already been provided on social media sites and other public entities. After speaking with the school superintendents of these local districts, it is my understanding that law enforcement has been involved and is investigating all leads.
Because we want our students to be safe and to thrive in a world filled ...
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NCS Educators Featured in Education Week:
Click HERE to read an article from Education Week titled, “What It Takes to Make Co-Teaching Work.” The piece examines the successful elements in a co-teaching relationship, and it features NCS educators Ms. Eisinger, Ms. Houppert, and Mrs. Ritz.
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Weather Related School Cancellations and Closings:
Closing school is one of the most difficult decisions districts have to make. While we want our students in school and ready to learn each day, the reality is that we live in upstate New York and the weather can change very quickly.
With the winter months comes an increased focus on student safety, and there are days when we must cancel after school activities or even close school because of unsafe road conditions. Please know that these decisions are made very carefully, and only after consulting weather resources, local highway superintendents, our transportation supervisor, and area school administrators.
In the event of a closing or a cancellation, the District will send out a Connect-Ed Parent Notification on our phone system, and we will post information on the school homepage. ...
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Operation Santa Accepting Donations:
Over 70 years ago, Pauline McKenna, a school nurse, and Pauline Moscato, an elementary school teacher, decided to provide for children in the community who were not able to have bright and happy holiday seasons. Their selfless actions began a Naples tradition that has continued ever since.
Last year, through the generous contributions of area businesses and residents, more than 60 families received clothing, books, toys and food coupons, and over 50 senior citizens were remembered with fruit baskets.
I am honored to once again be this year’s chairperson of Operation Santa. A student committee of 10 th – 12 th grade students has already begun working. We would like to ask you to consider donating to Operation Santa this year. Every dollar ...
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Naples Educators Announced as “Master Teachers”:
On October 2, 2018, the Naples Central School District received a call from Governor Cuomo’s office announcing that Mr. Jon Betrus (High School Science) and Mr. Adam Robison (High School Mathematics) had been selected as New York State Master Teachers.
The Master Teacher Program was created to strengthen STEM education in the United States, and it has helped establish a network of teachers across New York who are committed to the success of all students. When asked to comment about the selection, Superintendent Matt Frahm said, “one would be hard pressed to find two educators who are more dedicated to their craft than Jon and Adam.” He went on to say, “both individuals are willing to do whatever it takes to help students find what they are passionate about, and ...
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Capital Project Funding Proposition Passes:
Dear NCS Family:
On Tuesday, September 11, 2018, the Naples Central School District held a vote asking residents to authorize the potential use of additional capital project funds. We are excited to announce that 72.6% (164 Yes, 62 No) of community members voted in favor of drawing from existing reserves (if needed) to complete a new bus garage and a more secure main entrance to the Elementary School.
Please know that we are incredibly grateful for the ongoing support from the Naples CSD community. We are blessed to live in a place that values the education of each child, and one that does everything possible to provide safe and engaging learning spaces.
With gratitude,
Jake Hall
Joe Callaghan
Rob Brautigam
Carter Chapman
Brent Gerstner
Tom Hawks
Kelley ...
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New Faces in Naples!:
Dear Naples School Community:
There is a saying that "the quality of an education system cannot exceed the quality of its teachers." For generations, Naples has been blessed with a world-class faculty and staff, and that tradition continues as we welcome a new group of dynamic educators to NCS.
As we prepare for the start of the 2018-2019 school year, I wanted to introduce many of the new faces you will see in our buildings by passing along information through our website and social media accounts. We are thrilled that Ms. Hanna Fox will be joining our school family, and I would invite you to help us welcome her to Naples this fall.
Hope to see you soon.
Matt Frahm, Superintendent
Name: Ms. Hanna Fox
Subject Area: Special Education ...
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New Faces in Naples!:
Dear Naples School Community:
There is a saying that "the quality of an education system cannot exceed the quality of its teachers." For generations, Naples has been blessed with a world-class faculty and staff, and that tradition continues as we welcome a new group of dynamic educators to NCS.
As we prepare for the start of the 2018-2019 school year, I wanted to introduce many of the new faces you will see in our buildings by passing along information through our website and social media accounts. We are thrilled that Ms. Kelli Panara will be joining our school family, and I would invite you to help us welcome her to Naples this fall.
Hope to see you soon.
Matt Frahm, Superintendent
Name: Ms. Kelli Panara
Subject Area: 6 th ...
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Welcome Back to School!:
NCS Parents:
The faculty and staff of the Naples Central School District have been hard at work over the summer months making sure we are well prepared for the start of the 2018-2019 school year. However, because we all know that the first few days of school can be filled with excitement as well as a bit of anxiety, we stand willing to do whatever it takes to make sure your child feels welcome and cared for from the moment they step on his or her bus on Tuesday morning. If there is anything we can do to help ensure a smooth start to the school year for your son or daughter, please do not hesitate to contact one of the individuals listed below:
Ms. Kristina Saucke—Elementary School Principal ( ksaucke@naplescsd.org , 585-374-7952)
Mrs. E. Bridget Ashton—High School ...
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