Some positive news from around NWLSD this week
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TE
Elementary Night Pep rally @ TE
MARCO's PIZZA DAY!!
NWHS
Mr. Watkins, our study hall assistant, had a medical emergency at school. This student was quick thinking and realized Mr. Watkins needed help and got an administrator. He would like to recognize this student for her kindness and "for saving his life".
Northwest High School's new Diversity Club had its first meeting today and more than 70 students attended!
The goal of the group, co-led by Lindsey Long and Deb Fields is to celebrate all of the cultures represented in our school.
#NWBetterTogether
CHS
Colerain High School celebrated National Arts in Education Week by posting why arts are important in education.
CHS Environmental Science Club began cleaning up the living lab with recyclable and garbage pickup. 
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Jacqueline Woodson visited Colerain Elementary School on Thursday, September 6. She is the 2018-2019 National Ambassador for Young People’s Literature. She received the 2018 Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award and the 2018 Children’s Literature Legacy Award, and is the 2014 National Book Award Winner for her New York Times bestselling memoir Brown Girl Dreaming, which was also a recipient of the Coretta Scott King Award, a Newbery Honor, the NAACP Image Award and a Sibert Honor.
This visit was made possible by Joseph Beth Booksellers
Ava and Logan are 2nd graders at Colerain Elementary enjoying themselves in art class. They are preparing for our October author visit by Laurie Keller by making an art project based off of her new book “Potato Pants”. Look at those fancy pants!
PRMS
PRMS held its inaugural Knight School yesterday. Knight School is a series of parent nights designed to teach parents how they can support their children at home academically. The focus of the first Knight School was technology in the classroom. Parents learned how to access and use Progress Book, Google Classroom, as well as investigate educational apps they can use at home to support math and reading. While the parents were in class, students were entertained in the gym with games put on by students from Northwest High School. Rolling Hill Baptist Church prepared and served a meal to all who attended. We had over 90 people and almost 50 parents in attendance. The next Knight School will be held on October 9 from 6:30-8:00 at PRMS.
PRE
RE PTA gave each staff member a beautiful mum today. The PRE PTA loved on the PRE staff with some beautiful mums! We appreciate their partnership and support! (Our dynamic first grade team shown below)
Students created a collage with pictures that represented 3d shapes. Students also worked in small groups to match puzzle pieces according to a picture that represented the shape and its attributes. The students had so much fun being actively engaged in these lessons!
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3rd graders having fun working on place value
Here are some pictures from when the Colerain Cardinals (football players and cheerleaders) visited Struble Elementary 1st graders!!
MHE
MHE kindergarten visits the public library.
Elementary pep rally at MHE for Elementary Night at CHS.
WOMS
Working on a science Gizmo about chemical change in the beautiful morning air this morning!
HELC
Our wonderful principal Aimee Murray has built a brand new interactive age appropriate library at the HELC!!!!! Mrs. Murray has spent a great deal of her summer getting the library built and open for the start of the 2018-19 school year! We are so very grateful for all of Mrs Murray's hard work!!!! She understands how a preschoolers mind works and realizes sitting for a time might be difficult for many little people. She created spaces where the students can utilize hands on materials, therefore creating a welcoming library experience!!!!
Thank you Mrs Murray for all your devotion to our preschool students, staff and families!!
HELC celebrated Curriculum Night with parents, students, teachers, and staff on Thursday, September 13 from 6-7 pm. Students and parents created apple prints, tasted a variety of apples and graphed their favorite apples, read about apples, and counted apples.
