The Weekly Update October 18, 2024 | | |
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Oct. 18-Nov. 30: Middle School Fundraiser(See Below)
Oct 19: Homecoming
Oct. 22: MS School Picture Day
Oct 24: 6:30 pm PTSC Meeting: Special Topic-Mental Health (HS Media Center)
Oct 25: Early Dismissal Students
Oct 25: MS Fall Fling Dance (6:30 - 8:30) - Federal Impact Aid Form must be completed to be eligible to purchase a ticket, see below
Oct 29: Educator of the Year nominations due
| | The first middle school dance of the year will be October 25. Looking to that date, here is some information about that dance (and dances, in general). Tickets will be sold in advance during the school day, Monday 10/21 - Thursday 10/24, and no tickets will be sold at the door. The price is $5.00. To be eligible to purchase a ticket, a student’s family must have completed the Federal Impact Aid Survey Form. See below information about the Federal Impact Aid Survey below. If you need any assistance completing the form, please contact the school. In addition to a ticket, students must have their student ID to gain admittance to the dance. The dance is for Northern Burlington Middle School students only. The dance will be from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm. Students should not arrive early and rides should be ready to pick up students promptly at the end of the dance at 8:30 pm. (students are expected to stay until 8:30) Students must be in school the entire day of the dance in order to attend the dance, as it is a half day. Students may use NB3 tickets to purchase a dance ticket with each NB3 ticket the equivalent of $1. NB3 tickets must be used to pay the entire cost of the ticket, and may not be combined with dollars (it makes the book keeping so much simpler).
We look forward to a fun evening for our students. It is important that they remember to be ready, respectful, and responsible so it is a positive experience for all of our students and staff. | | October 15, 2024 – November 1, 2024 Each fall, the Northern Burlington County Regional School District reaches out to all parents asking that they complete the Federal Impact Aid survey. This is a very important document that needs to be completed in a timely manner. To make this process more convenient for our families, this Federal Impact Aid survey can be completed electronically. The Northern Burlington County Regional School District must receive an annual signed survey from ALL parents or guardians for EACH student in order to receive federal funding of military affiliated students. Please note that even if you are not active in the military or a civilian working on federal property, it is essential that ALL parents and guardians complete and sign this form as of October 15, 2024 by November 1, 2024. Federal Impact Aid supports local school districts with concentrations of children who have parents/guardians in the uniformed services or parents/guardians employed on eligible Federal Properties. It was designed to assist local school districts that have lost property tax revenue due to the presence of tax-exempt Federal Property served by the district. Each year, Northern Burlington receives Federal Impact Aid funds because of your cooperation in returning these forms to us in a timely manner. For our District to meet the filing deadline, we need to have the completed form(s) submitted no later than November 1, 2024, even if your employment does not fall within the categories listed on the survey. Please note, as of October 15, 2024 you will not be able to access your child(ren)’s grades until the survey form is completed so, please complete this electronic survey form in a timely fashion. Click here to log into your PowerSchool parent account, once logged in click on the link from the left side of the webpage that says Forms and complete the “Title VIII Federal Impact Aid Survey” for the current year, electronically. A form needs to be submitted for each child, however if submitting for multiple children, please click the arrow up key next to the submit button. This will allow you to submit the form for each child without having to reproduce each survey selection. Thank you for your continued support of the Northern Burlington County Regional School District. If you have additional questions, please contact Jill Markley, Administrative Assistant, at (609) 298-3900, extension 2003 or Richard Kaz, School Business Administrator, extension 2080. | | The homecoming celebration is Saturday, October 19. This event is open to the public. Beginning at 11:00 a.m. there is a “carnival” with displays and activities set up by the different student organizations in the high school. This will be followed by the homecoming football game at 2 p.m. Certain fees may be applicable at the carnival (Example:bounce house $10)
We look forward to the community coming out to celebrate this homecoming.
| |  | Our NB3 honoree from the week who was recognized for being Ready, Respectful, and Responsible! |
 | These "wings" are made from the feathers the students created as part of Week of Respect and each has a message of how we can show respect to one another. The teachers made these wings from those feathers, and here we have some of our students ready to soar. |
| | Class of 2029 & Class of 2030 Fundraiser Is PASTA-TASTIC We are selling fun & different types of PASTA that will ship directly to your house. Middle School will get 50% of the proceeds. Sign up now for a seller link below and share the link with all your families and friends. THE TEAM WITH THE MOST PARTICIPANTS WILL GET A PRIZE!!!
Pasta Fundraising Link | | School pictures will be taken on October 22 by LifeTouch photography company. This will take place during Physical Education Classes (students will not engage in regular activities that day). Families may choose to order pictures and can place and order by following the link below: Northern Burlington County Regional - Picture Day Flyer.pdf Even if families do not plan to purchase a picture package, all students will be photographed. The pictures are used for the yearbook and student IDs. | | The Parent Teacher Student Connection will be hosting a book fair the week of October 21. Students will have an opportunity to visit the book fair over the course of the week and make purchases if they wish to do so.
The proceeds from the Book Fair benefit the PTSC and the middle school media center.
Please see the WEBPAGE for setting up an eWallet and volunteering for this event.
| | The PTSC is holding a raffle for a Yeti Cooler as well as several other gift cards to local merchants. Please see the flier for more information. Proceeds benefit the PTSC. Last day to buy tickets is Homecoming Saturday. Winning tickets will be drawn after the game. Holiday Dessert Fundraiser: Our A&M Dessert fundraiser is over 40 pies, cakes, cheesecakes, and more. Order now through Nov. 19. Pickup will be Nov. 26 at the Middle School. Fall Clothing Drive: Our annual fall clothing drive is from Nov. 1 - Nov. 18. See our website at https://sites.google.com/view/nbptsc for more information about all of these events.
| | The 2025 Polaris Yearbook is now accepting pre-orders! Take advantage of our Back-to-School special: $8 off (full price is $60) and FOUR FREE icons when you purchase personalization ($10). The Back-to-School special ends October 25, 2024. Payments are made online via credit card or PayPal and can be split into three installments, if preferred. Additional options such as a Parent Ad, plastic cover, and other accessories are also available on the website. https://linktr.ee/nbcrmsyearbook
| | New Jersey's Governor's Educator of the Year program promotes a culture that recognizes excellence, creates a sense of pride and brings public attention to the work of outstanding educators.
Classroom teachers and educational service professionals are recognized through this program.
Administrators, staff members, students, parents and community members are encouraged to participate.
Eligibility Criteria-Requirements Any educators nominated for this award must meet all of the following requirements: An exceptionally skilled and dedicated classroom teacher where teaching is the primary responsibility or an educational services professional (ESP) in one of the eligible categories (see list below) An expert in the field who inspires students of all backgrounds and abilities to learn Actively collaborate with colleagues, students, and families to create a strong culture of respect and success Demonstrate leadership and innovation in educational activities at the school, district and/or state and national levels that take place both within and outside the school setting Have the respect and admiration of students, parents and colleagues
Note: There is no requirement for a minimum number of years in the classroom, however as an ambassador for education, this is an award based on merit and leadership and not to be given out solely based on years of service, like a retirement award.
To nominate a certified staff member for the Governor's Educator of the Year, please follow the appropriate link:
Nominations are accepted until Tuesday, October 29, 2024
| | Dear NB Parents: Buddy Club needs your support. We are collecting gently worn, used, and new shoes (sneakers, sandals, boots, dress shoes, cleats, etc.) for our Shoe Drive Fundraiser! We will be collecting shoes from October 7th to November 15, 2024. Now's the perfect time to clean out your closet of old shoes and get rid of your child's old sports cleats!
Students can put the shoes in the collection box located in the foyer of the main entrance. We appreciate your support of the Buddy Club. Any questions please contact hevert@nburlington.com or tnagy@nburlington.com. | | We have just started fall sports, but the registration for Winter Sports has just opened. That would be for students interested in participating in Basketball, Wrestling, or Cheerleading. Athletic Winter registration IS NOW OPEN for both the High School and Middle School. Please visit this WEBSITE to register. If you already have an account, please sign in with your current username and password. DO NOT CREATE A NEW ACCOUNT! If you need assistance, please contact the Athletic Office at 609-298-3900, ext. 2093 or email moneill@nburlington.com | | September was Suicide Prevention Awareness Month and while there are a lot of resources out there for neuro-typical teens there is not a lot for teens with autism or other disabilities who might process feelings differently as well as present with symptoms in a unique way. That being said, it was exciting to see that the crisis line 988 has a question/answer fact sheet called 988 Information for the Autism Community. And while it is designated for that population, I think everyone would benefit from the extra information explained so one knows what to expect when they call. If you go to this website- www.autismcrisissupport.com, you will find not only that but a whole toolkit of resources on suicide prevention for the autism community. Please feel free to pass it on to anyone you think it would help. Hopefully there will be more things like this coming down the pike. | | Is your child in need of academic support? Members of the High School National Honors Society provide tutoring to all Northern Burlington students. Middle School students can attend tutoring after school on Mondays and Wednesdays in the Greyhound Learning Center. Interested students simply need to sign up during their lunch period.
| | Our district food service provider is looking to fill open positions. Anyone interested should check out this LINK.
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