North Powder School District

This is a reminder that this Wednesday the 15th is our Early Release. School is out at 3:10 and buses will run at 3:15 p.m. Staff will meet together for professional development. If you have any questions, please contact the school.

2 months ago, Kayla Flores

We understand that families often have questions about when it is appropriate for students to return to school following an illness. This guide provides clear recommendations to support a safe and healthy return to school.

2 months ago, Kayla Flores

National School Lunch Week is here! Each year, schools across the country use this week to celebrate the value of our school lunch programs. In our schools, each tray is a passport to flavor! #TasteTheWorld #NSLW25

¡Llegó la Semana Nacional del Almuerzo Escolar! Cada año, las escuelas de todo el país aprovechan esta semana para celebrar el valor de nuestros programas de almuerzos escolares. En nuestras escuelas, ¡cada bandeja de comida es un pasaporte a nuevos sabores! #SaboreaElMundo #NSLW25

2 months ago, North Powder School District

Our School Lunches take us around the world

Elementary families (PreK through 5th grade) - mark your calendars for Wednesday, October 15th at 4:30 for a reading and math evening. Check out the flyer!

2 months ago, Molly Smith

Friday School will occur this Friday, October 10th from 8:00 a.m. until noon. This is for 6th-12th graders and is a time to receive extra assistance from a teacher. If your child is failing, has a low grade, or missing assignments, this is a great opportunity for them to come in. Please call the school if you have any questions.

2 months ago, Kayla Flores

Riki's Room is available to students the first Monday of each month. If your child is in need of any clothing items, shoes, personal hygiene items, or anything else, they can visit Riki's Room. Please reach out to Mrs. Smith if you have a need outside of these times, as we are happy to accommodate.

2 months ago, Kayla Flores

Check out this contest: https://www.education.com/art-contest/

3 months ago, Molly Smith

October is National Bullying Prevention Month. By promoting positive actions such as kindness, acceptance, and inclusion, we can help stop bullying in our schools. Each interaction leads to a greater school culture. Everyone has the right to feel supported and included. Each person in our school community has the power to help stop bullying. If you see something, say something.

SafeOregon Tipline: https://www.safeoregon.com/report-a-tip/ Phone: 844-472-3367

Octubre es el Mes Nacional de la Prevención del Acoso Escolar. Al promover acciones positivas como la amabilidad, la aceptación y la inclusión, podemos ayudar a combatir el acoso escolar. Cada interacción pequeña contribuye hacia una cultura escolar. Todos tienen derecho a sentirse apoyados e incluidos. Cada persona en nuestra comunidad escolar tiene el poder de ayudar a detener el acoso. Si ves algo, dilo.

Línea de información de SafeOregon (Español): https://www.safeoregon.com/es/ Teléfono: 844-472-3367

3 months ago, North Powder School District

Share Kindness + Promote Acceptance + Encourage Inclusion = Bullying Prevention

Fall Athletic Photos are up! To access:
Go to our website: https://www.npowder.k12.or.us/
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Under athletics click Athletic Photos

Thank you to Lacey Martin Photography

3 months ago, Kayla Flores

There will be a Special Board Meeting held on Monday, September 29th @ 6pm in Room 106.

3 months ago, Desi McGinn

Ivy Watts will be at our school on Thursday talking to 6-12th grade students as well as staff. Here is Ivy's biography:

Ivy Watts, a former All-American student-athlete and Top 30 finalist for the NCAA Woman of the Year Award, knows firsthand the toll that stress, self-doubt, and burnout can take. Despite academic and athletic success, she silently battled anxiety and depression until she sought help and rebuilt her confidence.

Now, as a Mental Health Speaker, Author and Somatic Coach, Ivy empowers others to prioritize self-care and rise into their best selves. Through her keynotes, workshops, and self-help book, You Are Worth Fighting For, she has impacted over 200,000 individuals, from students to corporate professionals, equipping them with the tools to manage stress, cultivate self-love and thrive.

3 months ago, Molly Smith

Friday School will occur this Friday, September 26th from 8:00 a.m. until noon in Mrs. Cox's classroom. This is for 6th-12th graders and is a time to receive extra assistance from a teacher. If your child is failing, has a low grade, or missing assignments, this is a great opportunity for them to come in. Please call the school if you have any questions.

3 months ago, Kayla Flores

If you are bringing a student into the elementary building past the foyer, please sign in and get a guest pass. They are right on the counter by Ms. Kayla's office. If you have any questions, please reach out to Mrs. Smith. The safety of our students is super important to us. Thank you!

3 months ago, Molly Smith

OSAA’s Interrupting and Preventing Discriminatory Acts Training is a training intended to increase awareness and communication for interscholastic events. If you choose to take this class, approx. 20 minutes, please bring your certificate in and we will let you into a game for free!
https://www.osaa.org/training-courses/discriminatory-acts/index.html

3 months ago, Kayla Flores

3rd-5th Volleyball practice will start tomorrow after school at 3:45 in the cafeteria. Practice will go until 4:30. Practice will be Mon, Tues and Wed.

3 months ago, Kayla Flores

Happy Arts in Education Week! We are constantly inspired by the amazing people that make our arts programs possible, from our students to educators and volunteers.

¡Feliz Semana de las Artes en la Educación! Cada día nos inspiran las personas maravillosas que hacen posible nuestros programas de arte: nuestros estudiantes, maestros y voluntarios.

3 months ago, North Powder School District

In the morning if you are dropping off your child in the elementary, please drop them off on "G" Street. The end door will be open for students to enter. If you are taking your child to the middle/high school building, you may drive around through campus and drop them off at the front door of that school. For pick-up after school, please park in a single file row on "G" Street in the same area. Staff will bring students out and make eye contact with you before sending students. If you are walking with your child, you may wait on the sidewalk on "G" Street as well. If families are riding bikes, etc., we ask that families walk the bikes until off of campus. We are trying to make our campus as safe as possible. Please avoid making U-turns on campus. If you drive on campus, please drive the full loop. Also, we have newly painted crosswalks, so please use them. We appreciate your cooperation in this matter and keeping our students safe.

3 months ago, Molly Smith