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.
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.
Did you know Norwood Schools is offering meals at no cost to families for all kids 18 and younger for the 2020/2021 school year? Support our school nutrition staff while saving time and money. To learn more contact Sue Williams at 970-327-4336 ext 214 or email sue.williams@norwoodk12.org
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.
Your local Lions Club in conjunction with the Colorado Lions KidSight Program will offer free vision screening to your child at his/her preschool or kindergarten. The screening uses state-of-the-art technology and is 85-90% effective in detecting the vision problems that could lead to lazy eye. No physical contact is made with your child and no eye drops or medications are used. For additional information please visit our website www.kidsightcolorado.org.
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
