Book Club has reconvened!
City of Ember won the pick on Literacy night in September.
Thursdays at lunch in the library.
Want to join us? Reach out to Mrs. Etienne or a current book club reader!.
Parents, you are encouraged to join, we can send a book home for you if our lunch meeting don't fit your schedule.
The City of Ember (2003) is the first novel in Jeanne DuPrau’s highly-esteemed middle grade science fiction series of the same name. Readers meet the 12-year-old protagonists Lina Mayfleet and Doon Harrow, newly assigned members of the city of Ember’s working class. In their new jobs as messenger and Pipeworks laborer, Lina and Doon begin to grasp the disturbing truth about their doomed city—and discover the chance to leave it for good. The novel examines the complexity of secrets, selfishness versus selflessness, and the importance of learning and curiosity.
credit: https://www.supersummary.com/the-city-of-ember/summary/

First Security Bank is excited to introduce Smart Kids / Smart Money, a new program designed to recognize and reward local students for their hard work and academic achievements.
Through the program, eligible students can earn $3 for every A or A- on their report card, up to $20 per term, plus an additional $5 bonus for earning a 4.0 GPA.
Our goal is simple: to give our local students a little extra encouragement to be proud of their hard work. Sometimes, a little recognition can go a long way!
Program Details
Available to students ages 12–25.
Students must have a checking account with First Security Bank for funds to be credited into.
At the end of each term, students simply bring their report card to their nearest First Security Bank branch.
First Security Bank will handle the submission, and eligible rewards will be automatically credited to the student’s account
Submission Deadlines
First Term: November 14, 2026
Second Term: January 30, 2027
Third Term: April 17, 2027
Fourth Term: June 19, 2027

Noxon School District is looking for instructors for our Winter 2027 Adult Education Program!
Last years students put together a WISH LIST of classes. If you have these skills, or know someone who does, please contact us for information on becoming an instructor.
U.S. History
Music
Financial classes
Journaling (Storytelling) how to keep the voices of the past alive.
Computer for senior citizens
Banking & investment
Google finances
Elderly weight training
Candle making class
Orienteering
Tai Chi class for older people that can't do yoga
Woodshop
Photography
Leather craft
Watercolor class
Aerobics
Zumba
Welding
Stain glass
Tai Chi
Soap making
Herbal "medicine"
Teas
Seasoning
Skin products
Using whole grains
Bring the AI class to Heron, or offer day classes
Crafting with Jan
Rope baskets (lasso)
Orienteering- compass, GPS, OnX
Stretching in addition to yoga.
Soap making
Yoga closer to Trout Creek
Yoga in Trout Creek

Story time, songs, games, crafts & an opporutnity to check out books & developmental game kits.
Wednesday from 10:30 am- 11:00 am.

EVERY SCHOOL DAY COUNTS!
Showing up is the first step toward success.
Regular school attendance helps students build the academic skills, social connections, and emotional resilience they need to thrive. Every day in the classroom is an opportunity to learn, build confidence, strengthen relationships, and develop responsibility.
The habits students build today shape their opportunities tomorrow. Consistent attendance helps young people develop reliability, perseverance, and the habit of showing up—qualities that matter in college, careers, and everyday life.
Missing school means missing opportunities. Being present makes a difference!

If you'd like to honor a student, email a photo and info to advertising@scledger.net!


Internet Crimes Against Children Tonight, September 21st @ 6:00 pm
This is a great opportunity to learn from Detective April Phillips

Join us tonight! Wednesday September 16th!
Dinner is provided starting at 5:30
Followed by games
Redeem tickets for prizes at 7:00
Enjoy ice cream (Thanks PTO)

Coach Richter and the volleyball team are dedicating tonight's first home game to the community who supported their fundraising to purchase new jerseys! Go Lady Devils!!

Your daily bulletin contains information of all upcoming activities.
Not receiving it? Contact the office

Remember, it's early out Friday! We dismiss an hour earlier, at 2:36 pm today.


** REMINDER**
Fall Sports Parent/Coach Meeting
Tonight, August 12th, 6:00 pm
Noxon School MPR

Soccer Camp today and tomorrow is getting rescheduled! (Due to weather).
New date: Monday, August 10th 6 - 8pm!
No registration required. Free. Show up with athletic shoes, water bottle and shin guards if you have them.
Please if you're interested in your child playing soccer this fall- sign them up! Registration early bird rates end and go up on 7/1. Last day to sign up for the season is 8/12

5th grade through Senior classes are performing.
All school art showcase is on display- see Noxon Student talent.
Doors open at 6:00 pm
Performance begins promptly at 6:30 pm.

Performance begins @ 6:30 pm
Performers arrive 6:00-6:15 pm
See you tonight
