A great day at NE!
On National School Principals' Day, we want to take a second to honor our district's six principals and a bonus rockstar of an assistant principal.
These are leaders who show up every day with patience, encouragement, and dedication for their students and staff. Thank you for all the time, care, and heart you put into making your schools better places to learn and grow.
These are leaders who show up every day with patience, encouragement, and dedication for their students and staff. Thank you for all the time, care, and heart you put into making your schools better places to learn and grow.
Mooville is a Kindergarten fun land!
Dr. Syswerda from Pierce Cedar Creek going over science!
Ahh, a soft place to lay your head!
Ice Fun Social!
Fun games, ice cream and families!
Our PTO Ice Cream Social is a rockin' success!
A beautiful Friday at NE!!
A beautiful Friday at NE!!
Sunny Day, takes our cares away!
Kindergarten creativity!
Brin modeling great reading!
Who will be the next William Tell?
Join us this evening in the Hastings Middle School Commons for a community forum focused on our district’s facility and infrastructure needs. The session will be led by consultants from GMB, and we encourage all community members to attend and share their input.
Following the forum, the school board will convene for its regularly scheduled meeting.
Following the forum, the school board will convene for its regularly scheduled meeting.
Recess fun time!
Mr. Bagley has launched an exciting new unit in physical education at both Star and Northeastern Elementary!
This week, fourth- and fifth-grade students are beginning their journey into archery, learning everything from proper form and identifying the parts of a bow to practicing essential range safety.
This program, developed by the National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP), was made possible through a grant from the Michigan DNR along with generous support from the Star and Northeastern PTOs. Students are already gaining new skills and having a great time!
This week, fourth- and fifth-grade students are beginning their journey into archery, learning everything from proper form and identifying the parts of a bow to practicing essential range safety.
This program, developed by the National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP), was made possible through a grant from the Michigan DNR along with generous support from the Star and Northeastern PTOs. Students are already gaining new skills and having a great time!
First grade having a ball at the Grand Rapids Museum!
Parents, Game Club is CANCELED for this Thursday!
Lunch with Ms.L!!
