Students in Industrial Education 1 working on their string art projects.
DISREGARD - 11:25 AM - phone service has been restored.
Direct calls to or out of Maplehurst Elementary cannot be made at this time due to work currently being done by Spectrum in the area. If you need to contact Maplehurst Elementary, please call (419)-668-2779 and follow the menu options to reach the building, or contact Mrs. Scheel, the building secretary via email at scheelr@norwalktruckers.net.
🌟 Salem, Coen and Charlotte in Mrs. Scheid’s second grade class were the first to join the 1,000’s club by writing numbers 1-1,000! 🌟 Way to go!
"The students in Mrs. Lambert's class at League Street School are learning about the water cycle this week and they created their own rain clouds using water, food coloring, and shaving cream to demonstrate precipitation."
Preschool students celebrated grandparents day on Tuesday September 15 at Maplehurst Elementary. Grandparents joined their grandchildren in the gymnasium for a story, song, snack and then spent time out on the playground. Thank you to all the grandparents who came!
Dressed our BEST for Spirit week!!!
Today's Driver's Education classes attempted to complete tasks while wearing Fatal Vision Goggles to simulate being impaired.
Officer Conney spent some time in class yesterday with the Drivers Education classes.
HAT DAY!!!!
What a fun week!
What a fun week!
Monday started off our District wide Spirit Week /Attendance Challenge with Jersey Day!
This Summer the Geotrac Foundation funded and supported a Polar STEAM field school hosted at the Kluane Lake Research Station (KLRS) in Canada’s Yukon Territory. The program brought together high school students from the Champagne and Aishihik First Nations (CAFN), the Kluane First Nation (KFN), and the United States, including three from Norwalk, along with one each from St. Paul and Willard. Alongside field educators, scientists, and cultural knowledge holders, students learned directly on the land, integrating indigenous knowledge with climate and earth science.
The Jim Tressel Challenge Comes to Pleasant! 📚 A big thank you to Mrs. Steinwart for introducing the Jim Tressel Challenge to our 3rd grade students today! We are excited to see our students take on this challenge, set goals, and discover what they can accomplish. We can't wait to cheer them on along the way! ❤️📚
HS Spirit relays were held Monday night. Seniors took 1st place after 6 fun events! Freshmen won the tug of war.
Fran Boucher of VacationLand Federal Credit Union recently presented Principal Ken Moore and School Resource Officer Mike Conney with a generous donation for the upcoming Reading Under the Lights event!The Reading Across America for 250 Years event will take place on Monday, September 21, from 5:45 PM – 7:30 PM at Contractors Stadium.We are so grateful for our community partners who help make events like this possible. Mark your calendars and come join the fun!
Congratulations to our newly elected High School Orchestra Officers!!! Freshman Orchestra President - Parker Good, Vice President - Laney Schlotterer, Secretary - Tymber Mason. 10th - 12th Grade Orchestra President - Henry Daiga, Vice President - Natalie Morales Roblero, Secretary - Allison Konik
Mrs. Montague’s fourth grade class had a wonderful day stepping back in time at Lyme Village for Pioneer Days! 🏡📚 Students had the opportunity to experience what life was like in the 1800s through hands-on activities, demonstrations, and plenty of learning along the way.
Our visit was made even more meaningful as we had the privilege of watching a special 9/11 remembrance ceremony. 🇺🇸 It was a memorable day filled with history, learning, and experiences our students won’t soon forget!
Our visit was made even more meaningful as we had the privilege of watching a special 9/11 remembrance ceremony. 🇺🇸 It was a memorable day filled with history, learning, and experiences our students won’t soon forget!
Mrs. Smarr, Mrs. Cannon, and Miss Kehr’s First Grade classes turned into a pizzeria Friday! They made a pizza craft, practiced addition, made a pizza cookie, and finished off the day with a slice of pizza!
Reading Around Pleasant! ❤️ One of my favorite goals this year is to spend time reading with every homeroom at Pleasant! On Friday, I had the chance to kick off my classroom read-alouds with my first group of students. There is something pretty special about sitting together, sharing a good book, talking about the story, and simply enjoying reading. My hope is that our students see reading as more than something we do at school, it can take us places, make us laugh, help us think, and bring us together. One classroom down…and many more stories to go!
Mrs. Loomis
Mrs. Loomis
Today, students in Mrs. Caprara’s and Mrs. Muskovich’s classes had a special visit from members of our local fire department in recognition of Patriot Day. Our firefighters talked with students about the meaning of Patriot Day, what it means to be patriotic, and the importance of serving and caring for our community. Students also had the opportunity to ask questions and learn more about the important work our firefighters do each day. Thank you to our firefighters for taking the time to visit Pleasant and for helping our students understand that patriotism can be shown through service, kindness, courage, and taking care of one another. ❤️🤍💙
Students in 1st grade enjoyed practicing sight words with shaving cream, reviewing pencil grip with Mr. Moore and lots of popsicles the first few (hot!) weeks of school!
