Congratulations to these former Explorers who visited us last Thursday! We wish you all the best!
5 days ago, North Park Elementary
North Park graduates who came back for the elementary grad walk
PTO would still love some donations for the staff meal on Thursday. Comment below what item you can donate and drop it off at the school office by 8:00 on Thursday. Thanks
about 1 month ago, Kourtney Rawls
Donation List
donation list
lunch donations
Dear parents who want to be involved with North Park's PTO but can't attend the meetings, here is a great opportunity for you! We are looking for a few donations for the meal that NP PTO is providing for our staff next Thursday. Comment below if you can donate and please have your items dropped off at the school office Thursday April 23rd by 8:00 AM. Thanks
about 1 month ago, Kourtney Rawls
lunch donations
lunch donations
lunch donations
Next week, April 20-23, PTO will be celebrating North Park's amazing staff! PTO has some special activities planned for the staff. We are encouraging the students and families to get involved too. The graphics have some fun ideas that you can do to help celebrate our staff. Let's show the North Park how much we appreciate them!
about 1 month ago, Kourtney Rawls
Staff Appreciation Ideas
Staff Appreciation Ideas
Staff Appreciation Ideas
Staff Appreciation Week is April 20-23. PTO will be providing a meal for the staff on Thursday, April 23. Please look over the items that are needed for the meal. If you can donate an item or items, comment below. Please bring items to North Park office by 8:00 AM on April 23rd. Thank You
about 1 month ago, Kourtney Rawls
APPRECIATION LUNCH DONATION LIST
APPRECIATION LUNCH DONATION LIST
APPRECIATION LUNCH DONATION LIST
Ms. Branting's class had TONS of fun this week reading in many different ways for Read Across America week! WE LOVE TO READ IN 2B!!!
3 months ago, Rylee Branting
Reading is fun!
Reading is fun!
Reading is fun!
Reading is fun!
Reading is fun!
Reading is fun!
Reading is fun!
Reading is fun!
Reading is fun!
Reading is fun!
You ALL are Amazing! Look at all those donations towards the staff meal for tomorrow's Parent/Teacher Conferences! Please drop off your items in the school office by 3:15 and ask Ms Rawls for a donation form. If you are interested in donating an item, we could use more fruit! Thank you AGAIN!
3 months ago, Kourtney Rawls
Parent Teacher Donation List
Parent Teacher Donation List
Parent Teacher Donation List
Mrs. Schwartz's 1st graders enjoyed taking their learning from Science and applying it to the real world. We spent 21 days incubating 8 eggs, learning about how they develop, and candling the eggs to check for viability. 7 of the eggs hatched (2 happened during school!) and joined our class for over a week. The chicks were read to, checked on, visited by other classes, and observed growing wing feathers before going back home to Mrs. Jareske's farm.

Huge shoutout to North Park PTO for helping purchase the incubator for our classroom so students could experience this!
3 months ago, Caitlin Schwartz
8 eggs in incubator
5 hatched chicks and 2 eggs in incubator
2 chicks and 1 egg hatching in incubator
students holding chicks
students holding chicks
students holding chicks
students holding chicks
students holding chicks
students holding chicks
students holding chicks

North Park PTO and Student Council will be providing a meal to the North Park Staff for Parent Teacher conferences on Tuesday, February 17th. We know so many of you like to help provide items for this meal. If you are interested in bringing any of the items listed in the graphic , comment below and please bring your item to school on February 17th by 3:15 PM! Thanks

3 months ago, Kourtney Rawls
Parent Teacher Donation List
Parent Teacher Donation List
Parent Teacher Donation List
In our school, we encourage every student to grow as a leader each day. Students take on daily leadership roles to help our classroom run smoothly and build responsibility, confidence, and teamwork. One of our Kindergartener's favorite traditions is having our Junior Teacher lead our morning meeting routine, helping classmates start the day focused and ready to learn.

We love watching our students step up, support one another, and discover that everyone has the ability to lead in their own way!
4 months ago, Alexandra Goering
Days of the week song
Leading morning meeting
Teaching the class
Mrs. Luedders' bunch creating erosion solutions for Tangier Island!
4 months ago, Amanda Luedders
This group planted vegetation. The roots will help hold the sand in place
This group also planted vegetation
This group built a breakwater so the waves will hit the rocks instead of the shore
This group built a sea wall. Great work!
Last week students worked on social skills and created a presentation about understanding how their brain works when they face different situations. They practiced recognizing their thoughts, feelings and reactions.
4 months ago, Columbus High School
3 maie students presenting their projects on how their brain works in different social skill situations.
an example of the students brainstorming.
Students worked on identifying coins through a puzzle activity. Learning can be interactive and fun while building confidence!
4 months ago, North Park Elementary
Male student working on identifying coins through a puzzle activity.
Male student working on identifying coins through a completed puzzle activity.
A completed puzzle activity showing penny, quarter, dime and nickel.
Our kindergarteners celebrated the end of their kings and queens reading unit with a royal tea party!

Throughout the unit, students learned about the roles kings and queens played long ago, how leadership worked in the past, and how royalty still exists in some places today. To celebrate their learning, students dressed in royal attire, created crowns, enjoyed a fancy tea party with juice and special snacks, and even learned how to waltz like royalty.

It was a wonderful way to bring history to life and celebrate all they learned during this royal adventure! 👑
4 months ago, Alexandra Goering
royal tea party
royal tea party 2
royal tea party 3
making crowns
royal ball
dancing
Our kindergarteners had a 100-day celebration full of fun and learning! 🎉

Students made 100th-day crowns, counted Starbursts, discovered how many licks it takes to finish a lollipop, created 100-Fruit Loop necklaces, stacked 100 cups, completed 100 exercises, and even wrote about what they’ll do when they’re 100 years old.

What a fun way to celebrate 100 days of growing, learning, and exploring together! 💯
4 months ago, Alexandra Goering
Class photo wearing 100 days of school crowns
Class photo 2 wearing 100 days of school crowns
how many licks of a lollipop activity
Counting 100 starbursts
making fruit loop necklaces
100 dots art
stacking 100 cups
Ms. Branting's 2nd grade class was busy exploring wind erosion today! 💨💨
4 months ago, Rylee Branting
science
science
science
science
Look at these 2nd grade scientists! They investigated how wind causes erosion. We love science in 2L!
4 months ago, Amanda Luedders
We’re all set with our goggles. Safety first !
What does that “wind” do?
Working together by making observations
Good job, Scientists!
Groups in action
What will they discover?
Hands on science is fun!
Making observations to record and discuss
We love the focus that our students bring to the classroom!

#ilovepublicschools #nelovespublicschools #NorthParkExplorers #proudtobeNorthPark #godiscoverers #wearyourmaroonproudly
4 months ago, North Park Elementary
photo of a rocket ship with stars and an astronaut showing where the class is at with reaching their wildly important goal
Mr. Ortiz is listening intently to a student during Win time or What I Need time.
students completing projects on their ipads during class
female student reading a book at her desk
students working on practice assignments during their WIN time.
Join us TONIGHT from 5-8 PM for our PTO fundraiser at Pizza Ranch! Bring your family and invite your friends to enjoy some delicious food! We hope to see you there!!
4 months ago, Kourtney Rawls
Pizza ranch Logo
In 2L, we made pipe cleaner butterflies. Then we flew them from flower (containing cornmeal for pollen) to flower (containing coffee for pollen). We were able to observe how the pollen fell off the butterfly and mixed into the next flower. Fun!
5 months ago, Amanda Luedders
Pollination! We made pipe cleaner butterflies and “flew” from flower to flower observing how the pollen got from flower (cornmeal pollen) to flower (coffee pollen)
Pollination! We made pipe cleaner butterflies and “flew” from flower to flower observing how the pollen got from flower (cornmeal pollen) to flower (coffee pollen).
Pollination! We made pipe cleaner butterflies and “flew” from flower to flower observing how the pollen got from flower (cornmeal pollen) to flower (coffee pollen).
Pollination! We made pipe cleaner butterflies and “flew” from flower to flower observing how the pollen got from flower (cornmeal pollen) to flower (coffee pollen).
Pollination! We made pipe cleaner butterflies and “flew” from flower to flower observing how the pollen got from flower (cornmeal pollen) to flower (coffee pollen).
Pollination! We made pipe cleaner butterflies and “flew” from flower to flower observing how the pollen got from flower (cornmeal pollen) to flower (coffee pollen).
Pollination! We made pipe cleaner butterflies and “flew” from flower to flower observing how the pollen got from flower (cornmeal pollen) to flower (coffee pollen).
Pollination! We made pipe cleaner butterflies and “flew” from flower to flower observing how the pollen got from flower (cornmeal pollen) to flower (coffee pollen).
Pollination! We made pipe cleaner butterflies and “flew” from flower to flower observing how the pollen got from flower (cornmeal pollen) to flower (coffee pollen).