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Cleveland Elementary School News
Congratulations to our Teacher of the Year nominees - an annual event hosted by the Orient Lodge: Mary Wesley; Sue Kilduff; Joy Hughey; Janet Palladino, Larry Smith and Christina Beachnau.
Cleveland families provided their services to clean up their school in celebration of this year's Earth Day. The volunteers picked up trash to help keep the Cleveland clean.
The First Grade recently celebrated its annual "Poetry Pop" Day. Students recited poems on stage and then shared their poetry books and popcorn with family members.
May 9 at 6:30 PM at the Savage Educational Center. Presentation by Norwood Public Schools BCBA, Meghan Mottau: How to utilize visual schedules to increase independence with daily routines and leisure skills.. Also SEPAC election for 2019-2021 officers.
Click the headline for the presentation from the Public Budget Hearing held on April 24, 2019.
Norwood Public Schools Fine Arts Department presents its 22nd Annual Fine Arts Festival on April 27th from 10 AM - 2 PM at Norwood High School. Click headline for program and more information.
Wally the Green Monster took time away from the Red Sox to talk to students about reading. Through an interactive show of dance and comedy, Wally demonstrated how to use sounds, actions and imagination to make books come alive! The visit was the school's reward for participating in a month-long Battle of the Picture Book competition.
The ObiKwantinobis won the Cleveland School's Annual Fifth Grade March Madness Tournament. Six teams, comprising 45 players, competed in a series of weekly basketball games. Abby Curran captained the winning team.
April is Autism Awareness Month. Our Pragmatic Learning Centers provided resources and activities to promote understanding and acceptance. Students and staff kicked off the initiative earlier in the month by wearing blue on World Autism Day.
Norwood SEPAC Meeting: Understanding Processing Disorders presented by South Shore Therapies. Wednesday March 20, 2019 from 6:30-8:30 PM at the Savage Educational Center in room 219. Click Headline for flyer.
The Student Council initiated a Food Drive as part of the Cleveland's 100th Day of School celebration. Each grade was asked to bring in at least 100 items. Over 560 items were donated and distributed to the Norwood Food Pantry.
The Fourth Grade continued its annual tradition of making Valentine's Day cards for the residents of Charlwell House. The holiday cards are part of the school's community service initiative.
The Cleveland celebrated the 100th Day of School on Tuesday! Students brought in collections of 100 items, dressed up as 100-year olds, and created art work featuring the number 100.
The Bamidele Dancers and Drummers brought the school to its feet in song and dance last week. The company is dedicated to the preservation of African and African rooted cultures through music. Students had the opportunity to display their drumming prowess and dance moves.
February 26, 2019 from 6:30-8:30 PM at the Savage Educational Center. Click Headline for flyer.
Don't forget: on January 17th, Impact Norwood is hosting the second installment of the "Demystifying the Teen Brain" speaker series from 6:30-8:30 PM at the Coakley Middle School. Patricia Coffey from Franciscan Children’s hospital in Brighton will discuss the Kids Healthy Minds Initiative in an effort to increase community awareness about youth mental health, teach people about the early warning signs of pediatric mental illness and decrease the stigma surrounding mental illness and its treatments. Food and childcare will be provided! Click Headline to register for FREE now!
The Norwood High School Madrigals Choir made its annual visit to the Cleveland and entertained students with traditional songs and historic carols.
Norwood SEPAC Meeting January 10, 2019 from 6:30-8:30 PM at the Savage Educational Center in room 219. What is Effective Progress? Understanding Evaluation Reports and Working with Experts, click the headline for flyer.
Fourth Graders are participating in the district-wide Norwood Young Readers Award literacy initiative. Ten books have been nominated for the annual award. Students who read at least four titles will get the chance to vote for the winning book in February. Click on the Literacy Events link in the sidebar for more information.
In honor of Veteran's Day, the Cleveland School Student Council organized a collection of toiletries and necessities for the V.A. Hospital in West Roxbury. Per usual, the generosity and kindness of our Cleveland community is remarkable. The boxes in our lobby were overflowing with donations!!
Norwood SEPAC Meeting November 14, 2018 from 6:30-8:30 PM at the Savage Educational Center in room 203. This meeting will feature a talk on ADHD & Executive Functioning, click the headline for flyer.
Norwood is proud to announce that we have officially launched the INTERFACE Mental Health Referral Helpline. This is a free, confidential mental health outpatient referral service for children, adults, and families. Callers are matched with licensed mental health providers from INTERFACE’s extensive database. The helpline number is 888-244-6843. Click the headline to go to the INTERFACE resource page. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eFGz8jhKJVk
The Cleveland celebrated its 60th Birthday this year! The school was rocking the '50s era with music, dance and historical research. As the culmination, each grade level presented their learning at a school wide assembly. The First Grade twisted and the Third Grade hand jived. Students in the Second Grade performed "Splish Splash" and "Rockin' Robin". The Fourth Grade treated the audience with the early history of of space exploration --rap-style! Sport lovers learned all sorts of interesting facts about Boston's teams in 1958.
Troubadour Barry Lane brought his singing assembly program to the Cleveland on Monday. Students learned about strategies to promote empathy and self-regulation through stories, songs and music.
Parents and students enjoyed visiting classrooms and meeting the teachers at the Cleveland Open House last week. Families also had the opportunity to support the PTA's Book Fair, pumpkins and mums fundraiser.
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