Dear Dr. Gabriel,
I believe that we should have a snow day tomorrow and not come to school. The reason I think we should not have school is because I want to be with my family and play with them in the snow. I want to drink hot coco and play in the snow and be warm in my house. Another reason is because who wants to learn when they could be in the snow and with family and friends!
These are the reasons we should cancel school tomorrow.
Sincerely,
K
Dear Dr. Gabriel,
I believe that we should have a snow day tomorrow and not come to school. The reason I think we should not have school is, because driving can be dangerous and may get a crash ,with snow and ice on the road. Another reason I think we should have a snow day is because, we can get sick from the cold and icey room and ,we may get sick from the kids who got sick from the cold. These are the reason we should cancel school tomorrow.
sincerely,
T
Dear Dr Gabriel
I believe that we should have a snow day tomorrow and not come to school. The reason we should not come to school tomorrow is because you can get sick outside and the coldness could come inside. Imagine when you need to go to work and there is a big block of ice in the middle of the road and you could crash. Another reason is because it is warmer inside of houses than in school. Imagine you were cold with the heat on full blast you'd wanna come home .
These are the reasons we should cancel school tomorrow.
sincerely,
A
Dear Dr Gabriel
I believe that we should have a snow day tomorrow and not come to school. I think we should not have school b/c it is dangerous to drive and there will be a lot of kids on the bus. It’s so dangerous the bus could crash and kids could get hurt. Please read this!!!!!!
Sincerely
T
Dear Dr. Gabriel, Lets go ahead and get into it. We need to be out of school tomorrow. So obviously health issues are straight like that. You could get really sick like flu or cold pneumonia and frostbite. When I ride the bus, ice shards can slash a tire. Oh and also if it snows before I get home (disclaimer I get home at 4:10) so snow could mess with the bus drivers window shields.
Plus higher chances of heart attacks and headaches from the pressure of the weather. And I didn’t even mention the chance for power outages.
And snow accumulations are also important to think about!!!!.
And thank you and that's my list of reasons you need to let us stay home tomorrow.
SINCERELY
K 5th grade student Ms. Bryans Class
Newton-Conover City Schools Pre-Kindergarten Staff and Speech Therapists enjoyed working with Jessica Fitzgerald on LETRS (Reading) Professional Development.
Due to the likelihood of inclement winter weather slated to begin later in the day, Newton-Conover City Schools will operate via Remote Learning Day for Students for Friday, January 10, 2025. Kid Connection will operate at North Newton Elementary only from 6:00 am to 1:30 pm.
January 8, 2025: Newton-Conover City Schools is now accepting Red Blazer Nominations for 2025 starting January 8, 2025 until February 7, 2025. Each year, Newton-Conover recognizes individuals who donated their substantial time, effort, finances, and other resources, without expecting anything in return, to the success of the school district.
Newton-Conover City Schools teachers engaged in Ltrs Training 1-6-25.
Seasons Greetings from Newton-Conover City Schools.
Please note, the following.
Enjoy some more Holiday Photos from Dr. Gabriel's visits to the schools. #FORGOOD
Chief Academic Office Tammy Brown and BT Coordinator Angie Sigmon visited with our district BTs and shared some Holiday Cheer. #forgood
Season's Greetings from Dr. Gabriel, Dr. Penley, Principals and Assistant Principals. Have an amazing and safe holiday season. #Forgood
Dr. Gabriel, Dr. Penley and Jasper visited Newton-Conover Middle School today on the same mission to spread joy. #FORGOOD
The District Holiday team visited Shuford today. Dr. Gabriel, Dr. Penley and Jasper spread more Holiday Cheer to students and staff. #FORGOOD
Next visit by the Central Office Holliday Crew, consisting of Dr. Gabriel, Dr. Penley, and Jasper, went to Conover School where there was more cheer to spread. #FORGOOD
Dr. Gabriel, Dr. Penley and Jasper, dressed in Holiday garb, visited South Newton today to spread Christmas Cheer. Let's share some photos!
Newton-Conover Middle School teacher Dawn Barger successfully renewed her National Board Certification. Congratulations Ms. Barger!
North Newton Elementary teacher Allison Patton recently successfully renewed her National Board certification. Newton-Conover City Schools is proud of her accomplishment! Congratulations Ms. Patton!
