Mavs News

This is Episode 176 of Mavs News for the Week of March 20, 2023. Owen Dinsmore anchors this week's episode. Coulter Shumway shares the lunch menu. Ira Sandifer has the sports report. Our announcer is Brycen Rummel. This episode includes a special report by the 4th grade class about World Down Syndrome Day.

Norwood Kindergarten presents their play, Caps for Sale.

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Announcements

Lead Drinking Water Testing

Norwood Families,

Please see the link below for a notice from our recent water quality sample study.

Click here for the Lead Water Level Notice.

Please reach out if you have any questions.

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Sports Co-op Survey Results

Click here for the sports co-op survey results.

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2022-23 Vaccination Requirements

In preparation for the 2022-23 School Year CDE requires that we post the vaccination requirements and our school's vaccination data prior to the new school year. Click here for the Norwood Public Schools vaccination requirements and data letter.

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Free Online Therapy

Tri-County Health Network is providing free online therapy for students and staff of Norwood Public Schools. Sign up with Mr. Rick Williams or at www.tchnetwork.org/teletherapy.

Click here for the flyer.

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Wellness Committee Volunteers Needed

The Norwood School District would like to invite community members to join the district's Wellness committee and/or participate in the review of the local policy. Please email Sue Williams at sue.williams@norwood12.org to express interest in participating.

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Free Meals

To apply for the free and reduced meal program click the following link.
https://family.titank12.com/application/new?identifier=M4CKA9

To learn more contact Sue Williams at 970-327-4336 ext 214 or email sue.williams@norwoodk12.org

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Free Mental Health Services

Tri-County Health and Norwood School District have partnered to offer students and staff of the Norwood School District FREE mental health services. Please see the flier and contact Julia at Tri County Health to start services if interested. Students can use mental health services during the school year on campus if enrolled.

Click HERE for more information.

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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

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