Online Registration is Now Open!

The document linked below gives instructions on how to access online registration through your Campus Parent portal.  Online registration is for returning students only.  You should  complete online registration even if you plan on utilizing the NPS Online Program. 

New students need to contact the office at 970-327-4336 ex 100 or email Diane at diane.muniz@norwoodk12.org for a hard copy registration packet. 

Parents of returning students who do not yet have a Campus Parent account should email Ken Lawrence at ken.lawrence@norwoodk12.org and he will send you your unique activation key.  You will need this activation code to set up your Campus Parent account per the linked instructions.

Click here for full instructions for accessing online registration.

A registration packet will also be mailed out with information that is not included in the online registration system. There will be a few pages that need to be completed and returned to the district office via the included self-addressed stamped envelope.

Pandemic-EBT

Does your child receive free or reduced-price school meals during the school year, or do you believe you may now qualify based on a recent income change? Pandemic-EBT, or P-EBT, can help you feed your family while schools are closed. You will receive a card with approximately $279 per eligible child that you can use to purchase food at stores that accept EBT. If you already receive SNAP benefits and are eligible for P-EBT, these funds will automatically load into your existing account. If you do not currently receive SNAP benefits, apply here for P-EBT today: https://www.colorado.gov/cdhs/p-ebt.   The application will open in late July and stay open for a few weeks. Please call Sue Williams at 970-327-4336 ext. 214 with any questions or to obtain a student ID. 

Click here to view the 2020-2021 School District Calendar

Job Openings

Click here to view our current job openings.

Principals' Report

The Principals' Report to the Board of Education from April 21, 2020 is now available on our website in effort to improve transparency and communication to our stakeholders.  Click HERE and please take a moment to read what's happening in our district.

Safe2Tell App and School Safety

One of the best ways to keep our school safe is to report concerning behavior. Talk to your kids and encourage them to download the free Safe2Tell app on their phones to report behavior by others that is concerning to them. They remain anonymous and they just might save a life. The information about the app can be found at https://safe2tell.org/safe2tell-colorado-mobile-app