Download pdf file of February Menus. Please visit our new "Nutri Cafe" online. Parents and students can travel through the serving line in a game-like atmosphere to select items from the day's menu in Knox County Schools. As items are added to the tray, total nutritional value is calculated. Students and parents may also view the month's menu and may make use of the online meal planner as well.(Visit Nutri Cafe and select Elementary, Middle, or High School serving line) (Download PDF)

Biscuit & Gravy (28), Cereal (14-27), Toast (13), Juice (12-18), Fruit (6-24), Milk Choice

9:00 Conflict Resolution:
McBride
Atchley
Webster
1/2 Lassiter

9:45 Conflict Resolutoin:
LaFollette
Taylor
Froning
1/2 Lassiter

Parents are invited to have refreshments and make valentines with their child.

The PTA is teaming with Second Harvest Food Bank for the Jason Jablonski Memorial Food Drive.  Please donate any non-perishable food (anything in a box or can basically (not frozen or refrigerated)).  We are going to have a competition  between the grades for bragging rights and a mention in the 2009/10 yearbook.  Large barrels will be placed in the grade hallway for an easy drop off point for the children.  Please help us give back and help people in our own community by donating non-perishable food next week.

The library will be open on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays through the beginning of March.  Children are invited to come in for reading books, taking Accelerated Reading quizzes and tutoring assistance.  An adult must accompany children.

 

French Toast with Syrup (42), Cereal (14-27), Toast (13), Juice (12-18), Fruit (6-24), Milk Choice

Choice of One: Corn Dog Nuggets (32), Meat Loaf (8)
Choice of Three: Whipped Potatoes (18), Pinto Beans (15), Tossed Salad (2), Turnip Greens (3), Fruit Choice (6-24)
Corn Muffin (18), Milk Choice

The PTA is teaming with Second Harvest Food Bank for the Jason Jablonski Memorial Food Drive.  Please donate any non-perishable food (anything in a box or can basically (not frozen or refrigerated)).  We are going to have a competition  between the grades for bragging rights and a mention in the 2009/10 yearbook.  Large barrels will be placed in the grade hallway for an easy drop off point for the children.  Please help us give back and help people in our own community by donating non-perishable food next week.

Buy a Teddy Graham message for that someone special and support the Norwood Student Council.  Teddy Grahams will be delivered on Friday.

All Advisor/Advisee classes will participate in the Black History Skit Showdown. The top two groups from each grade level will present their skits on February 26, 2010 at our Black History Month Performance Night. Please have your AA classes prepared to "Showdown."

4-H will meet with each 5th grade classroom on a monthly basis concentrating on writing/language arts and science curriculum.

4-H will meet with each 5th grade classroom on a monthly basis concentrating on writing/language arts and science curriculum.

In recognition of Dental Health Month, students will learn about dental hygene from a local dentist.

The Vine Dance Company will perform at Green Magnet School for their Black History Month Program.

The GES BLTC will present a MAC overview for staff members wishing to find short cuts and more user friendly ways to use a MAC computer.  This will b e for 1.5 hours of unscheduled inservice credit.  Sign up on ERO.

Vine Magnet Performing Arts and Sciences Middle School will host an Open House for parents interested in a transfer for their child to VMMS.
***February 10, 2010***
5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.

See 2nd grade teachers for more details

Students attending KHS next year need to attend this meeting.

Yoke meetings are held each Tuesday in the BMS commons from 7PM until 8PM.

Students are encouraged to enter the Black History Month Essay Contest sponsored by SunTrust bank. Essays are due by this date in order to be submitted for the contest.

Breakfast Pizza (25), Cereal (14-27), Toast (13), Juice (12-18), Fruit (6-24), Milk Choice

Choice of One: Hot Ham & Cheese (28), Chicken Stir Fry (12)
Choice of Three: Green Peas (4), Baked Tater Tots (19), Steamed Rice (25), Vegetable Sticks with Dip (7), Fruit Choice (6-24), Chocolate Chip Cookie
Milk Choice

The PTA is teaming with Second Harvest Food Bank for the Jason Jablonski Memorial Food Drive.  Please donate any non-perishable food (anything in a box or can basically (not frozen or refrigerated)).  We are going to have a competition  between the grades for bragging rights and a mention in the 2009/10 yearbook.  Large barrels will be placed in the grade hallway for an easy drop off point for the children.  Please help us give back and help people in our own community by donating non-perishable food next week.

Buy a Teddy Graham message for that someone special and support the Norwood Student Council.  Teddy Grahams will be delivered on Friday.

Room 120

EdSouth Presentation

Fulton Students are released at 2:00.  Buses will pick up students at that time.

Every 4 1/2 weeks Norwood recognizes students who show good character.

The Norwood Student Council is made up of 4th & 5th grade representatives who meet weekly to discuss school issues which promote student involvement and growth.

Orientation only opened to new students that have been assigned to this orientation group.

The library will be open on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays through the beginning of March.  Children are invited to come in for reading books, taking Accelerated Reading quizzes and tutoring assistance.  An adult must accompany children.

Ham & Cheese Biscuit (24), Cereal (14-27), Toast (13), Juice (12-18), Fruit (6-24), Milk Choice

Choice of One: Baked Turkey & Dressing (25), Burritos (51)
Choice of Three: Tiny Whole Potatoes (23), Broccoli (4), Applesauce (22), Cole Slaw (15), Fruit Choice (6-24)
Hot Roll, Milk Choice

The PTA is teaming with Second Harvest Food Bank for the Jason Jablonski Memorial Food Drive.  Please donate any non-perishable food (anything in a box or can basically (not frozen or refrigerated)).  We are going to have a competition  between the grades for bragging rights and a mention in the 2009/10 yearbook.  Large barrels will be placed in the grade hallway for an easy drop off point for the children.  Please help us give back and help people in our own community by donating non-perishable food next week.

All Advisor/Advisee classes will participate in the Black History Skit Showdown. The top two groups from each grade level will present their skits on February 26, 2010 at our Black History Month Performance Night. Please have your AA classes prepared to "Showdown."

Students will gather at Knox County Adult High School at 12:30 and walk to the Knoxville Arts and Fine Crafts Center on Broadway across from Broadway Carpets.  At KAFCC they'll tie-dye a tee shirt and then they'll walk back to HKH.  A tee shirt will be provided free to each student.  There is no charge for the class. Students will bring home their tee shirt the day they make it. 

The library will be open on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays through the beginning of March.  Children are invited to come in for reading books, taking Accelerated Reading quizzes and tutoring assistance.  An adult must accompany children.

Students and parents are invited to attend "Edible Education" which will be in the school gym from 3:30-6 pm. 

Parent need to drop by pick up their child's mid-term and meet teachers.

Our annual chili supper and book fair will be Thursday, February 11th from 6:00pm until 8:00pm.  We hope you can attend.    Watch for more information to come home soon.

Meeting will be held in the Whittle Springs Auditorium.

Jump rope for Heart raises money to contribute to the American Heart Association.

Encore classes will not provide grades for the interim reports. Encore grades will be reported on the 9-weeks report card.

Low-fat Muffin (28), Cereal (14-27), Toast (13), Juice (14-18), Fruit (6-24), Milk Choice

Choice of One: Hamburger on a Bun (25), Baked Fish Wedge (15)
Choice of Three: Baked French Fries (19), Baked Beans (24), Pasta Salad (17), Lettuce, Tomato, Pickle (1), Fruit Choice (6-24)
Corn Muffin (18), Milk Choice

The PTA is teaming with Second Harvest Food Bank for the Jason Jablonski Memorial Food Drive.  Please donate any non-perishable food (anything in a box or can basically (not frozen or refrigerated)).  We are going to have a competition  between the grades for bragging rights and a mention in the 2009/10 yearbook.  Large barrels will be placed in the grade hallway for an easy drop off point for the children.  Please help us give back and help people in our own community by donating non-perishable food next week.

Please wear red to help us celebrate this day. 

Pre-Sale tickets $1.00 (pre-sale ends Feb. 5)
$5.00 max per family
Tickets at the door will be $2.00

All Advisor/Advisee classes will participate in the Black History Skit Showdown. The top two groups from each grade level will present their skits on February 26, 2010 at our Black History Month Performance Night. Please have your AA classes prepared