Vision
Every student at Northgate Intermediate will make 2 year's worth of growth in reading and math by the end of 5th grade using current district/statewide assessment tools for evaluation.
Mission
Northgate Intermediate's Mission is to provide a positive, cooperative learning environment where students, staff, and families set high expectations, are engaged, and motivated to increase students academic and behavioral successes through quality learning opportunities and prepare students for success in middle school.
October 21, 2024
Hello Northgate families,
Please show your school spirit and join Us for the Northgate T-shirt fundraiser School October 21st - November 18th. All proceeds go toward supporting school activities and programs.
Get your holiday shopping in early. We have youth and adult sizes. Buy online and pick up at the main office November 18th-22nd. Shirts range from $10-$15.
Again, all proceeds go toward supporting school activities and programs.
We are so excited to share this opportunity with you!
Click link below to purchase.
Thank you for your assistance!
Andre Jones
Principal
Below are the 2024-2025 academic calendars for both the traditional school year and the year-round schedule at Woodcrest Elementary. These calendars are convenient tools that outline essential dates for the upcoming school year, including the first and last days of school, holidays, professional development days, and other important events.
Whether you're following the traditional schedule or attending Woodcrest Elementary, these calendars will help you stay informed and organized throughout the year. We encourage you to review the dates carefully to ensure a smooth and successful school year for your family.
Join the Cleveland Cavaliers for Columbus City Schools Night on Friday, November 8th at 7:30pm vs Golden State Warriors at Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse, 1 Center Court, Cleveland, OH 44115. Everyone who purchases game tickets will be entered into a raffle to hold the big flag on the court during the singing of the National Anthem.
Other games that are included in this offer for discounted tickets are :
- Sunday, December 1 vs Boston Celtics
- Monday, January 20 vs Phoenix Suns
- Sunday, February 2 vs Dallas Mavericks
Come out and cheer on our Cleveland Cavaliers and show your support for Columbus City Schools. Use this link to purchase tickets for CCS Night: bit.ly/CCSCAVS2425. The games are available at the special CCS discount rate.
For more information, contact Thyran Nowden with the Cleveland Cavaliers at 216-219-3433 or tnowden@cavs.com.
Charity Newsies Clothe-A-Child Program Taking Applications
Charity Newsies provides children enrolled in school from Kindergarten through 12th grade in Franklin County with brand new clothing. We serve children by providing them with socks, underwear, pants, shirts, a coat, hat and gloves. Children attending schools with dress code requirements receive compliant clothing. For children who attend schools with uniform requirements, Charity Newsies provide a uniform voucher.
The Charity Newsies Clothe-A-Child program is designed for families in need of back-to-school clothing assistance. Qualifying families may submit one application per child per school year. Applications are submitted on-line only. In-person applications are no longer accepted.
Click the link below to fill out an application today!
Any questions regarding the application or the Clothe-A-Child program should be directed to clothing@charitynewsies.com.
Karl Road Library Branch - Adult Learning Programs:
There are many programs offered at the Karl Road Branch for adult education.
Here are a few upcoming events, listed below.
English Conversation Tables
- Karl Road - Meeting Room 3
- Wednesdays, 3:00pm - 4:00pm
- Come join Library staff for an hour of English Practice as we explore a variety of topics, vocabulary, and grammar through conversation. No registration required. All levels are welcome.
ESOL Class
By Godman Guild
- Karl Road – School Help Center
- Monday – Thursday, 9:00am – 12:00pm
- 9:00am – 12:00pm
- ESOL classes are free English as a second language classes. Please call the Godman Guild at 614-294-5476 to register.
ESOL Class
By Columbus Literacy Council
- Karl Road – Meeting Room 1, 2, and 3
- Tuesdays & Thursdays, 10:00am – 12:00pm
- ESOL classes are free English as a second language class. Students need to register online using this form: http://bit.ly/CLCAdultEducation or call the Columbus Literacy Council at 614-362-1625.
Columbus Financial Empowerment Center:
By Jewish Family Services & City of Columbus
- Karl Road – Study Room 7
- Tuesdays, 12:30pm – 5:00pm
- The Columbus Financial Empowerment Center offers free one-on-one financial counseling as a public service for all Central Ohio residents. Trained and Certified financial counselors will help you.
Free Legal Help:
By Legal Aid Society
- Karl Road – Conference Room 1
- Tuesdays, 1:00pm – 3:00pm
- Get free legal help from the Legal Aid Society including consumer debt, expungement and landlord/tenant issues. No registration is required.
View the Columbus Metropolitan Library event calendar here for more events and information: https://events.columbuslibrary.org/events
*You can also filter the search to show events at the local Northern Lights branch, as well.
The Aspire program offers free ESL, High School Equivalency (GED, HiSET), postsecondary preparation and career training for adult learners at different locations throughout Columbus. Day, evening and weekend, virtual and in-person class options are available. Spring classes will begin April 15, 2024.
To register: https://ausohio.com/adult-
Since 1954, we have been committed to providing programs for lifelong learning. Adult Workforce Education courses can be taken in health occupations, skilled trades, and computer applications. You can prepare to earn your high school equivalency by attending free classes, and foreign-born adults can learn to read, write, and speak English in our (ESL) English for Speakers of Other Languages program.
ACE Mission Statement: Adult & Community Education improves the lives of adult students through personalized, quality learning.
CCS Mission Statement: Each student is highly educated, prepared for leadership and service, and empowered for success as a citizen in a global community.
Vision Statement: A world-class model of public education that prepares all students to be Portrait-ready graduates and reach their full potential.
To learn more: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSddPqfUy-wClUEvEe2oYUndwMgNUr49QDYVydNllq7h0uVxGg/viewform
CLC is a dynamic and innovative agency providing services to individuals, families and neighborhoods across Central Ohio. Our mission is to increase employability, enable future education, encourage civic involvement and promote family stability and support.
Columbus Literacy Council offers programs for a variety of topics, such as:
- Workplace Learning
- Business Grammar
- American Sign Language
- Spanish
- Citizenship
When you need help or answers to important questions, these community outreach organizations provide resources and critical information:
IMPACT Community Action
Food Pantries
Community Shelters - Faith Mission
Homeless Shelter Directory
Hands On Central Ohio
Job and Family Services
Central Ohio Workforce Investment Corporation (COWIC)
Columbus Libraries
Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority (CMHA)
Time change is also a great time to check the batteries in smoke and carbon monoxide alarms in the home. Landlords are required to provide smoke detectors in all rental properties, but tenants are generally responsible for checking and replacing batteries.
- The Red Cross and its partners can test existing smoke alarms and install up to three free smoke alarms for those that need them. Interested? Please call 1-844-207-4509 or click the link below for more information.
- Columbus Division of Fire provides free Smoke Alarms and Installation. Please call Columbus Division’s Smoke Alarm Hotline number at: 614-724-0935. For additional information please call 614-645-7377.
Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program (EFNEP) is a free nutrition education program for low-income adults with children. This 9-week group meetings headed by an EFNEP Program Assistant who will use interactive discussions and hands-on activities to guide individuals through a series of workshops aimed at improving the family's overall diet and nutritional well-being. The program teaches participants how to make healthier food choices, manage their food resources, improve their food safety practices, and get physically active with their families.
Classes are held in various parts of the community in partnership with local and state agencies and some programs are available in Spanish and Somali.
To learn more about EFNEP visit the link below or contact Mariacarmen Lambea at lambea.1@osu.edu.
The Bread of Life Food Pantry is working to meet the critical need for food. If you need help, schedule an appointment at:
-Phone : (614) 341-2282
-Text: (614) 702 - 7772
The pantry is currently open on:
-Wednesdays: 5:00pm - 7:00pm
-Fridays: 10:00am - 12:00pm
Address: 1880 Agler Road
Pre-registration is strongly encouraged, although walk -Ins are accepted on a limited basis.
*See the flyer below*
Parental involvement during the elementary years is vital in helping children attain academic success. Parent involvement tends to peak while the children are in the elementary school. The research also shows that the earlier parental involvement begins in a child's educational process, the more powerful the effects will be. Educators frequently point out the critical role of the home and family environment in determining a child's school success. It appears that the earlier this influence is instilled, the greater the likelihood of higher student achievement. There appears to be a relationship between the age of the child and the forms of parental involvement. Greater efforts to involve parents are seen at the preschool and primary levels. Efforts here focus on assisting in the classroom and reading to children at home.
Parental involvement at the elementary level requires work, dedication, and commitment from all parties involved. While some parents of grade-school level students may feel that "involvement" stops at bringing the children to and from school, those parents who immerse themselves in their child's education know that they must go much further. At the elementary level, using learning activities in the home helps promote academic skills. Students at this age level need the constant reinforcement of rudimentary skills to promote higher learning. Although children spend the bulk of their day at school learning to read and conceptualizing their thoughts with their teacher, learning should go beyond the classroom.
Knowing that parent involvement is vital to student success, Northgate Intermediate works with a school ’s Family Ambassador (formally known as Parent Consultant) in the building to improve parent involvement. The Family Ambassador’s main goals are to work collaboratively with other parents, principal, counselor and staff to develop parent engagement activities as well as being a liaison for you (the parent) to communicate strategies and ideas to improve the overall climate of the school. Ms. Skipper (Northgate’s Family Ambassador) is at the building Tuesday-Thursday and can be reached at 614-365-8815 if you have ideas, questions or concerns.
Northgate Intermediate
Email: sskipper@columbus.k12.oh.us
Location: 6655 Sharon Woods Boulevard, Columbus, OH, USA
