Community Update December 22, 2022
Dear NCS Community:
In the weeks since Thanksgiving, it has been an incredibly busy stretch for everyone both here at school and within our community. It is hard to believe that in a matter of days, we will be celebrating another New Year. This also marks the point where we approach the mid-way point of the 22-23 school year.
Our winter sports season is well underway. Congratulations to our Modified Swim Team as they completed an undefeated season! This is a tremendous accomplishment and I look forward to the great things these athletes can accomplish going forward. Meanwhile, our Bowling and Basketball teams are now settling into league competition and we wish them the best when contests resume after the holidays.
In addition, it has been ...
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Naples Elementary School Veterans Day Assembly
In honor of our Veterans:
NAPLES ELEMENTARY SCHOOL VETERANS DAY ASSEMBLY
All Veterans and their families are invited to join us at the Naples Elementary Gymnasium on Tuesday, November 8th at 1:00pm.
There will be short presentations and performances by students, followed by a reception.
IN ORDER TO PLAN FOR SEATING PLEASE RSVP BY 11/07/22 BY CALLING (585) 374-7950
This year we are requesting photographs of Veterans to include in a slideshow. Please email any photographs to cwicker@naplescsd.org.
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Community Update October 28, 2022
NCS Community Update | 10-28-22
Good Afternoon,
I hope this message finds you well. It seems like just yesterday that were welcoming our students back to school and now we are just a few weeks away from the conclusion of fall and the Thanksgiving Holiday. As such, the end of the first marking periods, both at NES and NJH/HS will also be upon us soon. To that end, this is an excellent time to engage in conversations with your children to have them reflect upon what is going well, what might be challenging, and goals that might make sense for the remainder of the school year, whether they be academic, social, or behavioral in nature. This information can be valuable as you prepare for your child’s parent conference later in November. Specific ...
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Community Update October 7, 2022
10-7-22
NCS Community,
I hope this communication finds you well. It is hard to believe that we are now well into October. Our students and staff have settled into routines which create a sense of predictability and consistency. We know that this is beneficial for our students, both academically as well as emotionally. As we move further into October, our fall sports teams will be preparing for sectional competition and we wish all of our athletes the best of luck going forward.
As you may recall last December, the NCS community approved a 16.32 million dollar referendum to support our 2023 capital project. Identified areas of focus for this project included significant renovations to our HS auditorium, classroom renovations at the Naples Elementary School, ...
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Naples SnowSports Club Info 2022-23
Interested in joining Naples SnowSports Club?
Visit the SnowSports page for more details including:
* General Info
* Scholarship & Pizza Club
* Parent Program Guide
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Fight Flu at Home and School
Flu, or influenza, spreads easily and can make people very sick, especially kids.
You can help stop flu!
Flu symptoms include:
Fever or chills, body aches, cough, sore throat, headache, runny or stuffy nose, feeling very tired. Some people, especially children, may have stomach problems and diarrhea. Unlike a cold, the flu comes on very suddenly.
Prevent flu!
• Flu vaccine is the best protection against the flu. It is recommended every year for everyone 6 months and older.
• Get the flu vaccine for you and your children every year! It helps make flu sickness milder or prevents it all together.
• Getting the vaccine early in the fall means you and your children will be protected when flu season starts.
• Ask people close to your children, like ...
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Community Update August 10, 2022
[Click here to download a PDF version of this letter.]
NCS Families:
I hope this communication finds you well. It seems like just yesterday we were recognizing our class of 2022 at graduation, and yet we are now only a few weeks away from the start of the 22-23 school year. I hope that each of you and your families have been able to spend some time this summer engaging in activities that you enjoy the most; continue to do so over the remaining days of August.
For the first time in three years, we anticipate a school re-opening that should feel “more typical” this year given we are no longer managing a myriad of Covid requirements. As was the case beginning in March, masking remains optional for our students and staff and of course ...
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Kindergarten and UPK Information 2022-2023
Kindergarten Information for the 2022 – 2023 School Year
Class of 2035
If you have a child born between 12/2/2016 and 12/1/2017, they will be eligible to attend Kindergarten in September 2022. Please phone the Naples Elementary School office at 374-7952 to be sure your child is included on the school register and that the school has your correct mailing address and information.
Kindergarten registration material will be mailed to all incoming students by the end of April. Kindergarten screening will take place on Wednesday, May 25th, and Thursday, May 26th, 2022. Information regarding screening and an orientation in August will be included in the packet.
Required information: Child’s (original) birth certificate or other acceptable ...
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IEP Parent Overview
Overview of Special Education
Tuesday, April 5, 2022
7:00 – 8:00 pm
Sponsored by: Marcus Whitman Central School District, Bloomfield Central School District, Naples Central School District, Honeoye Central School District, Manchester-Shortsville Central School District and the Mid-West Regional Partnership Center and Family & Community Engagement Centers
Please join us for an overview about special education…
• Parents and family members are critical partners, along with school district personnel, in the education of children.
• Parents provide essential information to teachers and administrators, play an important role in the decisions made about their children and are key to children reaching their full potential.
• This virtual ...
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Three NCS Teachers Participate in NYS Master Teacher Program
The New York State Master Teacher Program’s initiative is to strengthen STEM programming across all school districts, for all of our students, to better prepare our kids for the world they will inherit. This program is predicated upon teachers learning from one another as to the most effective ways to engage students in the STEM curriculum.
Four years ago, NCS teachers Jon Betrus and Adam Robinson were selected to participate in the program and since then have completed over 50 hours of professional development through the program. Jon and Adam will complete the program this spring and should be commended for their commitment to growth mindset and life-long learning. Without a doubt, this work has and will continue to serve NCS students and staff exceptionally ...
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Supplies from the Heart - Help Hospeace House by filling the bus!
Naples Elementary School continues to support our local community who does so much for us! This month we are going to try to ‘fill the bus’ with donations for Hospeace House. Donations can be dropped off at the bus parked in front of the elementary school from Friday, February 11th - Friday, February 18th.
In order to collect as many items as possible on their wish list, the following are suggested donations for each grade level and staff.
UPK- Non-perishable food or hand sanitizer
Kindergarten- Regular coffee/tea or personal hygiene wipes
1st Grade- Sugar (white and brown) or facial tissue
2nd Grade- Paper napkins or garbage bags (4 gallon & 13 gallon)
3rd Grade- Freezer bags (gallon & quart) or Lysol wipes (or similar)
4th Grade- ...
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Covid Protocols Update
** Please note this info is subject to change. Please look out for additional communication from the Superintendent. **
The New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH) has indicated they will no longer be contact tracing potential COVID exposures for individuals. In consideration of this and based on Ontario County Public Health (OCPH) feedback, students who have been quarantined, due to an exposure on the bus or during breakfast or lunch, have very rarely contracted COVID from that exposure. Rather than conducting individual contact tracing, public health will work with schools to continue to do cluster contact tracing when there appears to be multiple cases within a setting or cohort (team, classroom, lunch table, etc.). A cluster outbreak and subsequent investigation will ...
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Community Update December 21, 2021
Tuesday December 21, 2021
Dear NCS Parents and Community:
Please find important updates below:
COVID Updates
Being Prepared
As the number of positive cases increases we are reminded to revisit all learning options so that we can keep student learning going under all circumstances. Often students required to isolate or quarantine feel fine and have slight or no symptoms. There is no plan to move to a remote or hybrid learning environment at this time. However, if circumstances require it, we want our students to be prepared to learn.
Therefore, we will be sending all students home with their portable learning tool and some basic instructions on Wednesday just in case some of our students have to learn remotely ...
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Capital Project Vote Result
Dear NCS Community,
The Result of the Capital Project Vote held on December 7 is 173 YES and 40 No for a passing rate of 81.2%.
We sincerely thank the community for supporting this initiative.
The next step is to begin to develop a detailed project proposal that will be submitted to the State Education Department for approval. This step begins immediately in order to be able to meet the goal of actual renovation construction beginning in the spring of 2023.
Your new Superintendent Kevin Swartz and Business Administrator Chad Hunt as well as your Board of Education will keep you apprised of the planning process and there will be future opportunity for more community input on project specifics.
Again thank you for helping to make NCS a great ...
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Community Update December 2, 2021
COMMUNITY UPDATE DECEMBER 2, 2021
Good Evening NCS Community, below please find a few updates:
CAPITAL PROJECT PROPOSAL REMINDER
We want to remind our community that our capital project vote will be held on Tuesday December 7 from 7 am to 8 pm in the high school library. The proposal includes:
Updates to the Elementary School
Gymnasium updates including handicap accessible bleachers
Updating approximately 22 of the oldest classrooms
Updating classroom windows
Updating air handling
Improving door security
Providing emergency power to key areas
Updates to the High School
Auditorium updates to increase viewability, stage size, storage, seating capacity, and improve sound and lighting
Improving door security ...
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Elementary Book Fair
Dear Parents and Guardians:
The Scholastic Book Fair is back this year! This event is a great opportunity for students to add books to their home collection and further their love of reading. All purchases benefit our school. The Book Fair runs from December 6th - December 10th and will be held in the Elementary School Media Center .
Here’s what you need to know about the Scholastic Book Fair:
All students will be visiting the book fair during their regular Media Center time.
If your child wants to come later in the week to make a purchase, he/she will need to check with his/her teacher for an appropriate time.
There is a link to an electronic Book Fair flyer on the Book Fair Homepage Link that lists some of the books that should be at the fair. As a result ...
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