Tuscola CUSD 301 will utilize E-Learning on Monday January 6. All decisions related to extracurricular activities will be decided by noon on Monday.
REMINDER: 2nd graders will dismiss at the back circle drive starting January 6th. Please make arrangements with teachers if siblings need to join each other in back or front. Thanks
This guy. Always helping and never asking for a pat on the back. Mr. Pettyjohn you are a treasure and we really appreciate you!
Yes of course there are wonderful adults working with your children every day. Oh, mature adults, we have none of those. Merry Christmas!
Thanks so much to the Tuscola Kiwanis Club. They are always giving to the schools and this town. Thanks again for all you do!
SOTM for December at North Ward. Kids are the best humans!
Watch out Harry Potter there is a new wizard in town!
Gingerbread house making in Kindergarten today!
Thanks Mrs. Breanna Yantis and Mrs. Dietrich for always doing what is best for students and families. We are ready for Holidays are North Ward and East Prairie!
Mrs. Stahler's class practicing all week and we are ready for the families for tomorrow!
Christmas Tree Gumdrop STEM Challenge in Mrs. Stanfield's class!
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Twinning on Grinch day!
We currently have one position open this spring for long-term subbing at North Ward Elementary. Please send them our way!
* Long term paraprofessional substitute needed from January 6th through early May. Please contact R. Jason Wallace at wallacej@cusd301.org
If you missed the afternoon performance please come for the 6pm edition! If you were there then come back to see them again! Great job everyone!
To all of the North Ward families for the next week at school, you are welcome!
Great role models and awesome helpers! Kids are the best humans!
Thanks for all you do for the kiddos and staff. Thanks for the many hours you volunteer with the kiddos. Thanks for bringing your smile every day. You are appreciated!
Working hard on pattern making and letter tracing in reading centers today in Mrs. Davis' class!
Let's keep them young and innocent as long as possible while encouraging them to think, take chances, and explore without fearing failure. Failure is how we learn.
The elves working hard in the kitchen!
