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Early Release 2:00: every Wednesday.
Early Release 2:00: every Wednesday.
Winter Break: Dec. 25 - Jan. 2.
Winter Break: Dec. 25 - Jan. 2.
No School Jan. 3 for Professional Development
No School Jan. 3 for Professional Development
Winter Concert
Winter Concert
Monday, December 18th, North Iowa School
Monday, December 18th, North Iowa School
5:30 - 6:00 PM - Kindergarten, 1st Grade, and 2nd Grade
5:30 - 6:00 PM - Kindergarten, 1st Grade, and 2nd Grade
K-2nd students should report to their classrooms between 5:15-5:20.
3rd - 5th grade siblings will sit with their parents in the audience
K-2nd students will be dismissed at 6:00, and can be picked up in their classrooms.
6:15 - 7:15 PM - 3rd Grade, 4th Grade, and 5th Grade
6:15 - 7:15 PM - 3rd Grade, 4th Grade, and 5th Grade
3rd - 5th students sitting in the audience to see their younger siblings perform can report to their classroom at the intermission.
All other 3rd -5th students should report to their classrooms between 6:00-6:10.
Students will be dismissed after the 3rd - 5th grade performances at 7:15, and can be picked up in their classroom.
Snow Day vs. Flexible Learning Day
Snow Day vs. Flexible Learning Day
Snow Day
Snow Day
School is closed and there is no new work assigned to students. Stay safe and warm!
Encourage students to read, play indoors or outdoors (as able), and minimize screen time.
Flexible Learning Day
Flexible Learning Day
Please see the attachments below regarding Flexible Learning Days (FLD). Highlights would include:
December 7th is the first possible FLD. All days prior to this would be a canceled school day.
The use of up to five (5) FLDs this year thanks to changes in legislation, will count toward school days.
Expectation of increased rigor and assessment of learning.
Healthy Snacks
Healthy Snacks
Importance
Importance
"Children need snacks to keep their busy bodies and minds going. Healthy snacking can help kids get important nutrients, make up for skipped meals and provide necessary fuel for learning, sports and other activities. Making those snacks as nutritious as possible is important for student performance and the development of healthy eating habits." - Action for Healthy Kids
Practical Ideas
Practical Ideas
Dried Fruit
Whole Fruit
Granola Bar
Trail mix
Fruit Pouch
Whole Grain Crackers
Whole Grain Dried Cereal
Winter Attire
Winter Attire
The snow has started flying. Please dig out all those warm clothes needed for our Iowa winter ahead. We have wonderful community partners who have allowed us to be able to provide attire for any child in need. Please reach out to a staff member if you need assistance obtaining a coat, snow pants, boots, hat, or mittens/gloves.
40s and lower: Minimum: Coat, Hat, and Gloves. If forgotten, the school provides loaner hats, gloves, and coats to those who request them. They are washed after each child's use.
Snow & Equipment Play: Snow pants and boots are required. No snow pants or boots, must stay on the plowed area.
Recess will always be outside unless: actual temp or Feels Like temp drops below zero (0), ice makes it unsafe to go outside, rain, or other extenuating circumstances.
Transportation Text Line
Transportation Text Line
Please, text 641-458-0223 to indicate any last-minute changes, before or during school. Include student name(s) and transportation change. For example, John and Jane Doe will not be riding bus #4 tomorrow morning.
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