Kindergarten had a beautiful day for a wonderful field trip to the pumpkin patch!
Jamestown brought artifacts that Eastern Woodland Indians would have used. Students were able to see tools, clothing, and jewelry that would have been utilized by the Powatan! This supported one of our Social Studies SOLs about indigenous peoples.
NES 3rd Grade Choir students will present "A Salute to our Veterans" Program.
See the flyer for more details.
See the flyer for more details.
Dear SNP Recipients,
A VDSS flyer about the Virginia Emergency Nutrition Assistance (VENA) program is attached. Virginia plans to issue state funds on a weekly basis to SNAP recipient households’ existing EBT cards while federal SNAP benefits are delayed.
If you have any questions, please reach out to the DSS.virginia.gov website or their local social services office.
A VDSS flyer about the Virginia Emergency Nutrition Assistance (VENA) program is attached. Virginia plans to issue state funds on a weekly basis to SNAP recipient households’ existing EBT cards while federal SNAP benefits are delayed.
If you have any questions, please reach out to the DSS.virginia.gov website or their local social services office.
NES First Grade welcomed the Chesapeake Bay Garden Club into their classrooms to learn about pumpkins! Mrs. Wilson’s class had fun reading a story, playing a plant part game, and diving in to scoop out the seeds for planting later in the Spring. The students always look forward to their visit!
This is a reminder that on Tuesday, November 4, 2025, schools will be open for learning.
SCHOOL IS IN SESSION ON ELECTION DAY.
SCHOOL IS IN SESSION ON ELECTION DAY.
It's a spooktacular day in the lunchroom! 🕸️
While our cafeteria crew always makes our meals magical, today they are absolutely boo-tiful (and a little bit scary!) in their Halloween best. Their creativity is incredible and definitely made lunchtime extra fun for all our students.
Thank you to our dedicated staff for bringing the Halloween cheer to our bellies and our hallways!
While our cafeteria crew always makes our meals magical, today they are absolutely boo-tiful (and a little bit scary!) in their Halloween best. Their creativity is incredible and definitely made lunchtime extra fun for all our students.
Thank you to our dedicated staff for bringing the Halloween cheer to our bellies and our hallways!
🎉 We're thrilled to announce our October Indians of the Month! These students have shown exceptional kindness 😀, making a positive impact on our school community. 💛💚
This is an update to our After-School Transportation Communication. For all your after-hours student transportation needs, please call the dedicated hotline number: 804-238-2159, M-F, 3:30 - 6:00 pm.
This October, Northumberland County Public Schools proudly celebrates National Principals Month! Thank you to all our dedicated school principals and assistant principals for their visionary leadership, unwavering commitment, and profound impact on our students, staff, and communities. You truly are the cornerstone of our schools!
Who says math can't be yummy?? Mrs. Klein's 4th-grade students worked on rounding, estimating, identifying even/odd numbers, patterns, and skip counting with Halloween gummies! Great creativity in learning!
On October 22, NES celebrated Unity Day. Students and staff were encouraged to wear orange 🧡 to show that we stand together against bullying. "Orange 🍊 you glad we choose kindness‼️"
Congratulations to Loretta Landry for winning the MVP Award for Mrs. Chism's class at our Awards Assembly last week!
October is Bully Prevention Month! 💖 At NES, our 5th graders took a stand by acting out "One" by Kathryn Otoshi, reminding us it takes just ONE person to make a difference! 🌈 Let's spread kindness and support one another. Together, we're powerful! 💪
We have Indian Spirit, Yes we do‼️ We have Spirit, how about you⁉️ 💚💛
🎉 It’s Day 2 of Homecoming Spirit Week, and we’re all about SUPERHEROES! 🦸♀️✨ Join us in giving a huge shout-out to our local heroes who work tirelessly to keep our community safe and sound. 💪❤️ Who’s your favorite hero in our neighborhood? #HomecomingSpirit #CommunityHeroes
Day 1 of Homecoming Spirit Week was an absolute blast with Neon Day! 🌈✨ Just look at us shining bright! 🌟💖
The ninth annual Crunch Heard ’Round the Commonwealth will take place during Virginia Farm to School Week on Thursday, October 9, 2025. Across the Commonwealth, Virginians will make some noise for farm to school programs by taking a bite out of a fresh, Virginia grown apple on the same day. Here at NES we will be Celebrating by making our Crunch Heard.
This is a friendly reminder that schools will be closed for Fall Break, Oct. 10-13. Classes will resume on Tuesday, Oct. 14th. The End of Quarter 1 is October 9th; report cards will be issued on October 20th. We hope you take time to rest, relax, and enjoy time with your friends and family.
The Northumberland Department of Social Services will be hosting our Annual Community Resource Fair, Spooky Edition, on Saturday, October 25, 2025, from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm at the Northumberland Family YMCA. This resource fair is intended to connect families to their local community agencies.
The event will be held outside, weather permitting. If needed, we will relocate inside the Northumberland Family YMCA.
The event will be held outside, weather permitting. If needed, we will relocate inside the Northumberland Family YMCA.
