Great job to our 5th grade students for a wonderful Veteran's Program. Thank you to all of our Veterans for their service and dedication to our country.
Mrs. Benge’s class playing instruments and singing a new song.
Special Congratulations to Beth VanSlyke for being awarded a grant from Forum Credit Union in the amount of $2165. Over 188 schools applied and only 15 received grant awards. Mrs. V will purchase the Nutri-Fit Playsets to combine nutrition and physical fitness.
Second grade had a great time learning about the skeletal structure and making our veggie skeleton.
More great photos from our Halloween fun!
Students and staff had a wonderful time at our Halloween parties. Thank you to all of the volunteers!
NSES students were recognized for 50 full days of perfect attendance at the Hawaii 5-0 Celebration! Great job!
Students in the computer lab learned how to copy, paste, and resize images within Google Sheets so that they could customize a pumpkin!
2nd grade students enjoyed a great day at the Children's Museum. They explored and had a lesson about weather.
What a wonderful Grand Breakfast event at NSES this morning for all of our PK and K students! Thank you to all of our visitors for starting our day off right!
2nd graders worked like NASA engineers to build the tallest rocket using only straws and Play-Doh.
Help support the NSES 5th grade King's Island fundraising by dining at Los Patios on Thursday, October 19th. Thank you for your support.
Fire Safety Day at NSES! Students enjoyed breakfast with our local Firefighters and EMT's.
2nd graders enjoying "Autumn" from "The Four Seasons" by Antonio Vivaldi.
Our very own Frida Khalo
More Walk-a-thon fun!
From start to finish, we had an amazing day for Walk-A-Thon today. Our PTO is top notch and their dedication to NSES is second to none. Thank you all for an amazing day!
4th grade students had a great time at the James Whitcomb Riley House.
NSES students supporting our TWHS Bruins during Homecoming week! We had great participation and a lot of fun!
4th grade students used graham crackers and icing to demonstrate the different ways in which tectonic plates move, and the effects these movements have.
