11-12-14 – NAM Weekly News

11-12-14 – NAM Weekly News

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Calendar of Events

  • Nov 14 NAM skating party
  • Nov 18 Foundation meeting 6:00 pm location -ELA adjacent to cafeteria
  • Nov 19 Open Enrollment begins
  • Nov 19 District-wide LSDMC meeting
  • Nov 21 Mid-Terms go home
  • Nov 25 “Dress Up” Spirit Day
  • Nov 25 Grandparent Day
  • Nov 26 thru Nov 28 – NO SCHOOL Thanksgiving Break

This month’s virtue is Thankfulness–
Please encourage your students to support the Food Drive for the Free Store Food Bank.
Bring in non-perishable canned and boxed items to fill the cans.
The last time we conducted a canned food drive we collected close to two tons of food! .
Thanks in advance for your support of student council and our canned food drive.
Barrels will be in our building through December 12th.

Artifacts News From The NAM Art Department
The Art To Remember Project
The art work products that were ordered by NAM families will be delivered sometime during this week. Thank you to families who supported this art project with our Foundation.
The 35th Anniversary of the International Year of The Child
The NAM art department designed a banner commemorating the historical anniversary of
the International Year of The Child. Mrs. Carter wrote a resolution which the board of
education will adopt commemorating this historical event for the district to implement. Art
students reviewed the ten rights then created picture images illustrating the principles from the Declaration of Rights of the Child. These rights were unanimously adopted by the
General Assembly of the United Nations on November 20, 1959. Thirty five years ago the
international year of the child was declared. Mrs. Carter and the art apprentice will present
the banner to board members and the superintendent during the Monday, November 17th
board meeting at 7:00pm.
The NAM student artists are: Mia Roemhild, Kayla Bryant, Lauren Dameron, El-Amin Bajo,
Maya Holtzman, Reagan Holtzman, Ayah Harper, Shania Barnett, Sabine Verhaak, Warner
Sanker, Diana Hutchinson and Hannah Kershner, narrator.

 

Congratulations
Ms. Moeller’s class came in first place by bringing in 376 Box Tops and labels.
The class won the Fall Box Tops and Labels for Education pizza party.
Students should continue to bring in Box Tops & Labels to qualify for the next pizza party, we will continue to count and credit the classroom. Next deadline is late winter.
Kudos to November’s Positive School Culture Leadership Breakfast Honorees –
Cooper Washington, Alayla Bell, Autumn Thomas, Samiya Oyeyemi, Aviry Steward,
Shubhpreet Sarai, Dinah Pastoor, Maxwell Faison, Kamonie Stevenson, Aija Wardsworth,
Trenton Neely, Morgan Brown, Eliza Terrell, Kirah Pieper, Priyan Kinkele, Donesha Hayes.

NAM Girls Wings SAY Soccer
This past season the NAM Girls Wings SAY Soccer team (girls eight and nine) won their
division of Cincinnati East SAY with an 8-2 record. In post-season play, the girls beat the
other division winner from Cincinnati East SAY as well as the Hillsboro division winner
enroute to a third place finish in the Grothaus Tournament (Division Winners Bracket) in
Milford, Ohio during the first weekend in November. Team players are: Kiley Baker, Allison
Charleston, Danielle Charleston, Katelyn Cotton, Sophia Lasse, Natalie Lassiter, Emma
Paquette, Kirah Pieper, Carmen rubio, Komal Sarai, Yasmeen Thomas, and Jorja
Wilkerson. The team is coached by Laurie Cotton and Christo Lassiter. Congratulations to
the girls soccer team. Look for us in the Spring.

Happy America Recycles Day!
ShoeBox “Recycling” We are collecting gently used shoes for reuse, meaning all the shoes
we recycle as a group are destined for another home. From South America and Africa to
areas right here in the United States, our ShoeBox Recycling efforts will go to help people
and communities in over 50 countries. Not only will your recycled shoes help NAM raise
funds, it will also help keep usable shoes out of our local landfills.
Acceptable items: All paired men’s, women’s and kid’s shoes that are still usable. That
means no holes in the soles and no wet or mildewed pairs. This includes athletic
shoes, casual shoes, dress shoes, Timberland type work boots, sandals, heels, flats
and loafers.
•Unacceptable items: heavy winter boots, skates, blades, flip-flops, slippers, singles, Crocs
and unusable footwear.
•Shoes should be deposited in the boxes located at the front or gym entrances.
•Thanks! Jenn Ballard jenniferballard@fuse.net

 

 

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