As we prepare for SBA testing, we want to make sure every student has a fully functioning Chromebook. Please take a moment to check your child’s device for any damage (a cracked screen, missing keys, and/or a broken trackpad).

The week of March 30 will be asking 5th grade students to come to the Chromebook Room to have any issues fixed.  

Week of April 6th will be asking grades 6th-8th grade students to come to the Chromebook Room to have any issues fixed.  

We also encourage families to purchase Chromebook insurance to help avoid costly repair fees. Insurance can be purchased through PowerSchool by navigating to EZ School Pay.

Use this link for access to our Chromebook Insurance Program overview.

Mevludin Abidovic, Andrew Alvarez, Jacob Bailly, Ava Bazzano, Madison Benito, Gemma Capone, Julia Chrostowski, Kendall Clark, Aiden Cucinella, Ayon Gurung, Joey Jiang, Cally Lamontagne, Ava Lecuivre, Jamell McDonald, Kayla Nguyen, Skylar Noel, Isabelle Ouellette, Landon Rivera, Nakayla Roberts, Arya Santiago Roman, Thomas Schultz, Brielle Simmons, Justin Sojka, Leah Sullivan, Solomon Thomas, Hannah Trager, Noor Waseem, Paige Wengell

We are incredibly proud to announce that grade 7 student Maya Szewczyk has been named a winner in U.S. Senator Chris Murphy’s 10th Annual ‘Martin Luther King Jr. Day Essay Challenge.’

Maya was one of only 15 students selected from over 1,000 entries across Connecticut. Her essay reflected on how she can live out Dr. King’s legacy of courage and commitment within our own community. Senator Murphy praised the winners for their ability to push Dr. King’s work forward during these challenging times, noting that these young authors "remind us we all have the power to make a difference." Please join us in congratulating Maya on this prestigious statewide honor!

For the convenience of our parents and school community we have added an early release form to Parent Square. This form will help ensure a safe and smooth dismissal process. 

This form can be found under "links" on Parent Square or HERE!

Thank you for your participation.

Dear Families,

As we move through the school year, we kindly remind everyone of our health and safety guidelines regarding student illness and injuries. Please review the following return-to-school policies:

Thank you,

Sue Lewis RN

Dear Families,

Did you know that a healthy breakfast can help students focus, learn, and feel their best all day long?

We’re excited to remind you that school breakfast is available every school day, Monday–Friday, when

school is in session!

Breakfast is served in the cafeteria before the school day begins and offers students a convenient, nutritious

way to start their morning with friends.

Breakfast Times:

High School: 7:10 a.m. – 7:30 a.m.

Middle School: 7:40 a.m. – 8:00 a.m.

Elementary School: 8:35 a.m. – 8:50 a.m.

Elementary students eat breakfast in their classrooms.

Delayed Openings

Breakfast is served at the High School and John Wallace on delayed opening days.

Martin Kellogg and Elementary schools do not serve breakfast on delayed opening days.

Cost

$2.00 for paid students

Free for students approved for free or reduced-price meals

Want to see what’s on the menu? Check it out here: https://www.npsct.org/school-menus

School breakfast is quick, easy, and a great way to make mornings less stressful for families. We encourage all

students to take advantage of this opportunity to start their day nourished and ready to learn!

If you have any questions, please contact the Foods and Nutrition Services Department

at foodservices@npsct.org or (860) 665-8635..

Warm regards,

Dana L. Markovics

Director of Foods & Nutrition Services