The Weekly Update May 22, 2026 | | |
| | May 25: Memorial Day-School Closed May 29: Class of 2030 Class Night May 29: Staff Development-Early Dismissal Students Only June 2: Class of 2030 Trip June 9: NHS Blood Drive June 16: Early Dismissal for Students June 17: Early Dismissal for Students June 18: Early Dismissal for Students-Last Day of School | | Please review the letter sent by the Superintendent earlier this month regarding updates to the 2026–2027 student attendance policy. It contains important details for the upcoming school year. You can read the full update here | | The Eighth Grade Class Night is scheduled for Friday, May 29 from 6pm- 8pm at the Middle School. This is a picnic event that includes food, music, and outdoor games, and dress is casual. Tickets were sold in advance, and no tickets will be sold at the door. Students should have their ticket and student ID.
Northern Burlington is hosting the state group track meet earlier the same afternoon. We anticipate that there will still be a significant amount of cars and buses in our lots as class night begins. To facilitate drop off and pick up for class night, please plan to do the following: Student drop off will take place at 7th grade bus entrance off of the bus parking lot that is accessed via North Island Road. DO NOT COME TO THE MAIN LOT OR MAIN ENTRANCE. Student pick up will be at the same location as drop off, the bus lot accessed via North Island Road Students should not arrive earlier than 6 pm. Students must be picked up promptly at 8 pm During pick up, students will not be allowed into the parking lot without an adult escort. Parents should plan to pull up to the curb or park and walk to the curb to pick up their child. We do not want students crossing a lot filled with moving cars at twilight.
We are looking forward to a fun evening as our 8th graders celebrate their time at the middle school and look forward to their next step as they move to high school. | | The high school prom is next week, and in preparation there will be a program for high school seniors about automobile safety. This program, which involves a simulated crash and first responders, will take place during the day on Tuesday, May 26, on the access road next to the middle school. There will be emergency vehicles and personnel onsite, but the event is staged. For the middle school, it will be business as usual on that day. | | | | | Hello Northern Burlington Staff/Parents/Community Members, We need your help. The district is assembling an Artificial Intelligence Implementation Committee of students, teachers, administrators, parents, and community members. This committee will guide NB in the implementation of AI safely, responsibly, and effectively. The committee will meet once in June and up to three times during the school year. If you are interested in joining the committee, please click here to complete the form. Selected participants will be notified by the end of May. Please reach out to Dr. Stella with any questions at astella@nburlington.com | | Thank you to all who donated! The clothing was picked up earlier this week. | | The link to order a 2026 yearbook will close on June 1, 2026. Very few copies remain. If you are interested in purchasing a yearbook, don't delay. The students have access to the list of received orders on their "Class of" Google Classroom. Any questions, email kgierman@nburlington.com.
LINK TO ORDER: https://jostensyearbooks.com/?REF=A09873596 | |  | | Did you know that May 2026 marks the 77th annual Mental Health Awareness Month. Green is the color associated with this initiative, and this year’s focus is on community support, reducing stigma, and promoting actionable wellness with the theme “More Good Days Together”. This is led by Mental Health America (MHA). They encourage reflection on what a “good” day looks like, both for ourselves and our communities. For activities and ways to get involved, check out their website for more information at www. mhanational.org. | | | | | On Friday, June 12th at 7:00 PM, members of the Northern Burlington Middle School Choir will take the field to perform “God Bless America” at the Trenton Thunder game. This special performance is also a fundraiser for our choir program, so we encourage families, friends, and community members to join us for a fun night of baseball while supporting our student musicians. Bring your school spirit and cheer on our talented singers as they represent Northern Burlington! More details about ticket information will be shared soon. Tickets can be purchased using the following link: https://www.gofevo.com/event/Northernburlington22
Hope to see you there! | |  | | End of Year Activities: PTSC provides snacks (fresh popcorn, cotton candy, etc) for 8th grade class night (May 29) and Senior send-off (one of the last days of school). Staff appreciation sundae bar is typically the last day of school. If you are interested in helping with end of year activities (8th grade class night, Senior send-off, staff appreciation sundae bar), please sign up End of Year Volunteer Sign Up. For more information, please see our website at www.nburlingtonptsc.org | | | |  | Andrew Kearns Andrew is using Smore to create beautiful newsletters |
|
|
|
|
|
 | |
|
