November 8, 2024 - Principal's Message
NRAC Families,
As we move into November, I'm reminded that this season gives us an opportunity to reflect on what our school community values most—supportive families, hardworking students, and dedicated staff. With the school year well underway, we’re proud of the progress our students are making and look forward to the learning experiences that await.
This month, there are a variety of activities and celebrations, from fall-themed projects in our classrooms to Veterans Day celebrations. Our annual parent-teacher conferences are also underway and we look forward to discussing your child’s growth and goals for the rest of the school year.
As always, we’re grateful for your ongoing support. Your involvement truly makes a difference, and together, we create a nurturing environment where our students can thrive.
Have a great month!
Shane
The STOPit App is a perfect way for students to report bullying or anonymously report information to administrators that could be harmful to students and staff members in our school. While reporting this information to an administrator or parent is the best option, using the STOPit app allows students to report information to us from anywhere and anytime. Please click HERE for more information.
Our School Safety Day on October 30th was a great success! Our students did a fantastic job following important directions from their teachers and had great follow up conversations with their teachers about the importance of these drills.
On November 15, our students will participate in an evacuation fire drill that will take us across the street to the Fire Station and City Department. This drill will simulate an emergency event that would necessitate the relocation of students outside of the building in an emergency situation. Students will follow the same fire drill procedures but will walk across the street to their respective safety locations before coming back to the building.
As a reminder, we conduct safety drills throughout the school year to prepare our students and staff for emergency situations. We hope you have conversations with your students at home about the importance of safety drills at school.
The North Ridgeville City Schools are always looking for great candidates to fill our many full and part-time positions. Please check out our Employment information on our district website. Looking for something part-time? Looking to help out for limited hours during the school year? Please consider becoming an important part of our team.
Ohio Substitute Teacher Services serves as our district’s substitute management provider, responsible for the recruitment, training, and employment of substitute teachers. To begin the employment process as a valued substitute teacher for North Ridgeville City Schools, click here.
Requirements include, but are not limited to:
Bachelor’s degree with official transcripts or a valid teaching and/or substitute license from the Ohio Department of Education.
Valid BCI & FBI fingerprinting background check results in less than 12 months old and are on file with the Ohio Department of Education.
Please consider becoming a substitute teacher today!
Substitute support staff play a vital role in keeping our buildings and facilities open and running efficiently. Many diverse opportunities exist for your consideration. Please consider applying to become a substitute cleaner, custodian, food service worker, paraprofessional, media specialist, secretary, bus driver and aides, or health care associate. Please start an application here if interested in one of these positions.
