2014-15 School Year Info
Fri, Jul 4 2014 12:00
Enrollment Packets may be picked up beginning TUESDAY, JULY 21.
Enrollment packets will be available at the USD Office in Norton at 105 E.Waverly, from 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. daily. There will also be packets available in Lenora at The First Security Bank, and in Norcatur at THE Bank during their normal business hours.
Additionally, the materials will be available here on our website by selecting Enrollment on the right hand side.
Information about enrollment dates and times at the schools, fees and first day of school can be found here.
The 2014-15 academic calendar as approved by the Board of Education is available here.
Beginning with the 2014-15 school year, the normal SCHOOL DAY WILL BEGIN AT 8:15 A.M. and continue to be dismissed at 3:30 p.m.
The Graduation ceremony for the NCHS CLASS of 2015 will be held on SATURDAY, May 9
Summer Student Activites Calendar
Tue, Jun 10 2014 01:02
The 2014 Summer Conditioning and Activities Calendar can be accessed by clicking here.
SCHOOL CLOSING ANNOUNCEMENTS
Wed, Nov 7 2012 07:41
The primary and official media for ALL school announcements
is KQNK radio, Norton at 106.7 FM and 1530 AM.
is KQNK radio, Norton at 106.7 FM and 1530 AM.
Additionally, school closings are announced on radio stations KQMA and KKAN in Phillipsburg, and KRVN in Lexington, NE. and on TV channels 7, 8, 11 and 13.
USD 211 also uses a spam free text caster service made possible through the generosity of the First Security Bank and Trust of Norton. This service makes it possible to receive school closing and alert information as text messages on your cell phone and as emails on your PC. In order to receive these messages it is necessary that you sign up. To sign up for this service is fast and easy but does require the use of a computer with internet access. Select BLUEJAY ALERTS TEXTCASTER on the right side of this page and then follow the onscreen instructions. There is NO CHARGE for signing up for this service but you should check your cell phone plan as your service provider may charge for receiving a text message.
If weather forces early school closures after school is already in session this will be also be announced on the radio and tv stations above. If at all possible please tune in to one of the stations if weather looks threatening. If school is dismissed early students will be allowed to use the phone to get instructions from their parents and guardians. The text caster will also be used to alert of possible early closures and the time of closure if it is decided to dismiss school early.
Bullying Hotline Available
Thu, Aug 23 2012 09:13
USD 211 in partnership with the Kansas State Department of Education, and the Kansas Children’s Service League, announces the availability of the Bullying Prevention Hotline. This free, anonymous service is available to provide counsel and resources to those who have questions or concerns about bullying situations. The 24-hour hotline can be reached at (1-800-332-6378 or 1-800-CHILDREN). The hotline can also be contacted via text or e-mail at 1800children@kcsl.org.
Provided through a grant from "Safe and Supportive Schools," the hotline is staffed by trained professionals and volunteers who listen to each caller’s concerns and seek to provide the caller with resources to assist him or her. In the coming months, posters will be received and displayed in the schools to ensure students and those who visit our schools are aware of the hotline and know the number.
The Bullying Prevention Hotline should not be confused with the Kansas School Safety Hotline. The School Safety Hotline should still be used to report potential violent acts at schools. Students who feel unsafe at school could call either hotline; the professionals at the Bullying Prevention Hotline will forward any calls to the School Safety Hotline if they feel there is the potential for violence, or that a student may harm him/herself or others.
Provided through a grant from "Safe and Supportive Schools," the hotline is staffed by trained professionals and volunteers who listen to each caller’s concerns and seek to provide the caller with resources to assist him or her. In the coming months, posters will be received and displayed in the schools to ensure students and those who visit our schools are aware of the hotline and know the number.
The Bullying Prevention Hotline should not be confused with the Kansas School Safety Hotline. The School Safety Hotline should still be used to report potential violent acts at schools. Students who feel unsafe at school could call either hotline; the professionals at the Bullying Prevention Hotline will forward any calls to the School Safety Hotline if they feel there is the potential for violence, or that a student may harm him/herself or others.