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June 6: Class of 2029-Class Night June 6: Early Dismissal for Students Jun12: 8th grade chromebook exchange June 16: Early Dismissal for Students June 17: Early Dismissal for Students
June 18: Early Dismissal for Students-Last Day of School |
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The Eighth Grade Class Night is tonight from 6pm- 8pm at the Middle School. This is a picnic event that includes food, music, and outdoor games, and dress is casual. The event is open only to Northern Burlington 8th graders. Tickets were sold the weeks of May 12 and 19 during lunches. Only students who purchased tickets in advance are able to attend; no tickets will be sold at the door. We look forward to a fun evening for the members of the class of 2029 who are attending.
Students should not arrive before 6pm and rides should be ready to pick up students promptly at 8pm. Pickup will be from the main parking lot, but students will not be allowed to leave the sidewalk in front of the school until the car pulls up to the curb or parents are there to escort students to their car. (We do not want students running across a dark parking lot unsupervised.) Please plan accordingly. |
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Northern Burlington Regional School District is asking all stakeholders to participate in a Climate Survey that will collect useful data to gain multiple perspectives on aspects of school climate. Collecting data is important for understanding strengths and needs of our school and how it feels to be a member of the NBC community. Your voice is important to us, and your opinions will help us to address current priorities. The survey is anonymous, and it is voluntary. The survey will be available to all stakeholders from Friday, May 23 , 2025 thru Sunday, June 18, 2025. We appreciate your ongoing support and look forward to exploring new ways to continue working together to create the most supportive and engaging environment NBC Students, Families, and Faculty. Please use the link or the QR code below to complete the survey.
Family-School Climate Survey |
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The 2025 Polaris will be handed out to students on Wednesday, June 18, 2025. Pick-up times can be viewed by students on Google Classroom. Students who are interested in purchasing a yearbook... we have VERY few copies for sale. The extras will be $60 (cash only) and can be purchased in the main office starting Friday, June 6, until supplies run out. Any questions - email Katrina Gierman kgierman@nburlington.com |
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- Class of 2030 (Current Seventh Graders): Students returning for eighth grade will keep their Chromebook over the summer and use it again in eighth grade.
- Class of 2029 (Current Eighth Graders): Students will have their Chromebooks and chargers collected on June 12 and 13 during PE classes. At that time they will receive their new Chromebook and charger for high school. In order to receive a new Chromebook, the Chromebook and Dell charger turned in must be in good working condition. In the event there are damages to the Chromebook that must be repaired, a new Chromebook will not be issued until that financial obligation is paid in full. A fee of $35 will be assessed for chargers not returned.
- For students leaving the district, regardless of grade, the Chromebook and charger issued must be returned to the school as part of the regular sign out process.
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If you are interested in testing for Northern's G&T program, please complete this REGISTRATION FORM by June 11, 2025. This registration is only for current NB students. Any questions, please contact Dr. Puente-Ervin at Lpuente-ervin@nburlington.com. |
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Athletic Registration is open for the 2025 Fall Season. https://northernburlington-ar.rschooltoday.com/ Click on the link above. If you already have an account, please sign in with your username and password. Please DO NOT create a new account. If you are having problems signing in, please contact Mrs. O’Neill in the Athletic Office – 609-298-3900, ext. 2093 or moneill@nburlington.com If new to Northern Burlington Athletics, please create a new account. |
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 | Congrats to our NB3 honorees and thanks for being Ready, Respetctful, and Responsible. | |
 | Some of the Smart Cookies we recognized this week for having a positive attitude. | |
 | Our Anchored for Life (A4L) leadership team partipcated in a training this week to prepare for the 2025-26 school year. | |
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Bucket lists have really evolved into just a list of fun or meaningful things you want to accomplish in a given period of time. With summer around the corner, and knowing that sometimes having too much unstructured time can be hard for teens(or even adults), I thought creating a bucket list might be helpful.
It can be created as a family, or individually and it should be a non-judgmental list, as what is considered fun to one person may not be to another. They can be silly or more serious. You can even categorize it into these sections: For Rainy Days/Outdoor Activities/Outings and Trips/Food to Make/Goals to Accomplish etc. They can be personalized any way you wish.
The lists I found are extensive and pinterest has a ton. So for those moments when you or your teen are feeling bored,just google Summer Bucket List and you should be able to find something to do! Here are just a few to get you started… Go on a weekend camping trip Play tag or basketball in the rain and/or at night Watch the sunset on the beach Make a new recipe
You can make a bucket list for each season. Just have fun with it and be intentional and your time is guaranteed to be well spent! |
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