Announcements
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NES REMOTE LEARNING SITE DURING COVID19
During our period of extended learning we have created a site that will house everything our families and caregivers need to know.
Click HERE to view and visit for regular updates.
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Nurse Julie says, "Call me!"
If you've got questions, or concerns, our Northside Nurse Julie is here for you!
Click HERE for how to reach her.
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Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools
Resources Information from Superintendent, Dr. Pamela Baldwin
Click HERE to access information.
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Community Sites
Meal Flier
Click HERE for more information
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Extended Learning Resources
You'll find information and resources for learning during our
extended break from school HERE.
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Quick Links
- NES Parent Re-entry FAQ Sheet
- NES Re-entry Plan
- NES Remote Learning Site
- 2020-2021 School Supply List
- CHCCS At Home Learning Site
- Admin Monday Memo
- Anonymous Tip Line
- Family Engagement Website
- FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
- K-12 Payment Center
- Shortened Instructional Day
- Northside Spiritwear
- PTA
- Staff Log-in
- Student Reassignment
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Northside News
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Navigator News for March 6, 2020
This week's Navigator News offers us advice on how to protect oneself from illnesses like the Corona virus, upcoming events and a segment on commonly mispronounced words.
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2-26 This week on Navigator News
This week on Navigator News get some timely tips on how to help prevent catching the Corona Virus, learn about soon-to-be video games and how to make a string art decoration. Thanks, for tuning in!
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Navigator News week of February 11
This week being Spirit Week in Navigator Nation, Matthew shared results from our NES Pulse Survey, What's your Favorite Spirit Week Day? Watch to see the results!
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January 31st Edition of Navigator News
This week's episode includes how to make a very cool duct tape ball, and an NES Pulse question, "What's your favorite Spirit Week Day?"
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This week's Navigator News. January 17, 2020
From Megalodons to Mrs. Carnahan, this week's Navigator News is just filled with all kinds of "Betcha didn't know" episodes. The segments have new hosts, and the program feels brand new!
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This week's Navigator News - November 15, 2019
This week's episode includes an interview with Coach Rasnake and a short piece on Project Lit. Enjoy!
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Navigator News for November 8th, 2019
This week's episode includes a special farewell message by our Counselor, Mrs. Click.
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May 31 Navigator News
This week's episode offers Laila interviewing Ms. Cole about important library End of Year practicies.
District Headlines
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CHCCS Welcomes Lisa Kaylie to the Board of Education
At Thursday night’s meeting, the Chapel Hill-Board of Education selected Lisa Kaylie to fill the remainder of the term that became vacant when Dr. Amy Fowler was elected to the Board of County Commissioners.
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Food for Students Celebrates Million Meals Milestone
At Smith Middle School (SMS) on February 17, the skies were a brilliant blue for the long-anticipated celebration of Food for Students’ Million Meals milestone. Eleven months ago, the program, formerly established as Food for the Summer, managed an extraordinarily swift and efficient transition to a weekday emergency feeding organization for CHCCS children.
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Black Lives Matter at School Inspires Activities Across District
The list of Black History Month activities, online events and creative projects from CHCCS schools is pages long and growing by the day. The Weekly Update can only highlight a fraction of the amazing instructional practices and celebrations, but each newsletter in February will share a report from several schools. For the first time, a number of schools introduced lessons and practices from the national curriculum, Black Lives Matter at School, which was developed in 2016, as a national coalition organizing for racial justice in education.
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Brad Johnson Honored as "Hometown Hero"
Over the eleven months since CHCCS classrooms closed because of the pandemic, the heroic efforts of many staff members, district leaders and parents have often gone unrecognized. But one “Hometown Hero,” Transportation Director, Brad Johnson, received a well-deserved shoutout from the local radio station, WCHL, on January 18.
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Northside Navigator's Image Goes Viral
Aaliyah Davidson is six years old, a kindergarten student at Northside Elementary School and the subject of an iconic photograph that went viral after the January 20 swearing-in of Vice-President Kamala Harris. Arms akimbo, in a pink sweater, Aaliyah radiated her intent focus on the new vice-president.