The Spillway

• All medications for the TSA Conference are due to the school nurse no later than March 19.
• Street Hope and Project Post will be her to present on Internet Safety to all Related Arts classes on March 21. If you do not wish for your child to participate please fill out the "opt out" form included in the Spillway or email Allison Cornell at acornell@acs.ac. If you have questions about Project Post click on the link -- https://projectpost.org
• The 8th Grade trip to Williamsburg will be coming up in May. Please remember that all medications need to be turned into the nurse no later than April 21.

Minecraft Summer School is an incredible opportunity to capture the energy and passion of esports and build pathways for future ready skills, inspire STEM learning, and support social-emotional development with esports in Minecraft Education.

If your child is interested please fill out the form and we will send you more information about summer school.

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We are looking forward to a fun and challenging summer at Norris Middle

The Norris Middle school-wide story competition has finally ended. It was wonderful seeing how much work each student put into their stories! The stories were all so creative, ranging from amazing adventures to exhilarating thrillers. We had over a dozen entries and the Literacy Committee panel, made up of teachers and students, judged the entries using an extensive rubric. The submitted narratives had to be original, include all the plot elements, create vivid characters, and have an understandable lesson. No matter whether a story was placed or not they were all stunning! However, there has to be a winner, and the top three were Mia E, Melanie K, and Chloe P. Chloe was the grand-prize winner, as she has a perfect score for her short story “The Crow.” The dialogue was sharp, the plot propulsive, and the vocabulary sophisticated. Next year, the Short Story Competition will be named after her in her honor.