Part II: Middle School community building day- low ropes challenge.
Smiles, laughter, and lots of learning — what a way to kick off the year! 🌟 Happy first Friday, North Crawford Elementary!
Picture Day is September 15th!
Middle school community building day- starts out with trust exercises, followed by low ropes challenge course.
Science class learning how to boil water without heat, by changing pressure.
Science class learning how to boil water without heat, by changing pressure.
We want to give a heartfelt thank you to a generous anonymous donor who has provided funds so that one North Crawford staff member can enjoy a free lunch each week! Gestures like this go a long way in celebrating and appreciating the amazing people who pour so much into our students every day.
We are also grateful for all those who find special ways, big and small, to show kindness and lift up our staff. Every act of appreciation makes a difference, and it never goes unnoticed.
We are also grateful for all those who find special ways, big and small, to show kindness and lift up our staff. Every act of appreciation makes a difference, and it never goes unnoticed.
A big thank you to the Crawford County Alice in Dairyland Steering Committee for their generous donation to our school food service program!
We’re excited to share that this gift will go right back into our community through the purchase of locally sourced beef for our school lunch program. This not only supports our local farmers, but also ensures our students enjoy fresh, high-quality meals every day.
We are so grateful for your support! 💙
We’re excited to share that this gift will go right back into our community through the purchase of locally sourced beef for our school lunch program. This not only supports our local farmers, but also ensures our students enjoy fresh, high-quality meals every day.
We are so grateful for your support! 💙
ATTENTION: Due to Weston/Wonewoc Center unable to field a team, the JV Football game scheduled for tonight has been cancelled.
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Tech Tips for Families: Grandparents’ Safety Guide
Grandparents play an important role in many of our students’ lives—and online safety extends to everyone who helps care for children. This week’s snapshot features the Internet Matters: Grandparents' Guide to Online Safety, with practical advice to support grandchildren in the digital world:
Match setup at both homes – Ask what parental controls are in place at your grandchild’s home, and use similar settings on devices you share.
Balance screen time – Set consistent usage routines and limits to support healthy habits.
Connect through digital – Ask grandchildren to show you their favorite apps or games. It’s a great way to bond and stay informed.
Know the risks – Be aware of issues like cyberbullying, inappropriate content, in-app spending, peer pressure, and sexting—and learn how to respond if something comes up.
Click this link for more: https://www.internetmatters.org/resources/grandparents-guide-to-online-safety/
Grandparents play an important role in many of our students’ lives—and online safety extends to everyone who helps care for children. This week’s snapshot features the Internet Matters: Grandparents' Guide to Online Safety, with practical advice to support grandchildren in the digital world:
Match setup at both homes – Ask what parental controls are in place at your grandchild’s home, and use similar settings on devices you share.
Balance screen time – Set consistent usage routines and limits to support healthy habits.
Connect through digital – Ask grandchildren to show you their favorite apps or games. It’s a great way to bond and stay informed.
Know the risks – Be aware of issues like cyberbullying, inappropriate content, in-app spending, peer pressure, and sexting—and learn how to respond if something comes up.
Click this link for more: https://www.internetmatters.org/resources/grandparents-guide-to-online-safety/
Good Luck to the Varsity Football team as they host Montello tonight! Come out and support the team. Kickoff is at 7pm.
If you are unable to attend, the game will be livestreamed on HUDL Fan:
https://fan.hudl.com/usa/wi/soldiers-grove/organization/13864/north-crawford-high-school
Go Trojans!
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If you are unable to attend, the game will be livestreamed on HUDL Fan:
https://fan.hudl.com/usa/wi/soldiers-grove/organization/13864/north-crawford-high-school
Go Trojans!
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The North Crawford Trap Club will be hosting a Clay Shooting Try-It Day on Wednesday, September 3, 2025, at 6:00 PM at the range located at 51287 Zintz Road in Gays Mills. The cost is $15 to cover clays and ammo. If you have ever thought about trying trap shooting, this is a great opportunity. The TeamReach app code is NCTrapClub1. For more information, email nctrapclub@gmail.com
or contact Dustin Byl at 608-606-3011, Shannon Finnell at 608-391-0199, Tara Heisz at 608-606-9899, or Jimmer Chellevold at 608-521-0529.
or contact Dustin Byl at 608-606-3011, Shannon Finnell at 608-391-0199, Tara Heisz at 608-606-9899, or Jimmer Chellevold at 608-521-0529.
Last Call for 2025 Volleyball Apparel!! Order Closes 8/28
Link : https://bsnteamsports.com/shop/wmTXLkn7CZ
Team code: wmTXLkn7CZ
Tech Tips for Families: Adults’ Safety Guide
This week’s snapshot features helpful guidance for adults—because online safety isn't just for kids! Internet Matters’ Adults’ Safety Guide offers clear and practical advice to keep personal information and your digital life secure:
Use safety settings and controls to manage who can contact you online, keep your passwords safe, and hide inappropriate or upsetting content
Know what counts as private information—like your phone number, address, family names, license plate number, credit card details, birthdate, and passwords—and avoid sharing it
Learn to spot fake information, whether it's online or in messages—and always verify before reacting. When in doubt, ask another adult or check online
Shop safely—look for a secure padlock icon on websites, and only share financial details with trusted sites
Click this link for more: https://www.internetmatters.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/DPA-Adults-Safety-Guide-V1.pdf
This week’s snapshot features helpful guidance for adults—because online safety isn't just for kids! Internet Matters’ Adults’ Safety Guide offers clear and practical advice to keep personal information and your digital life secure:
Use safety settings and controls to manage who can contact you online, keep your passwords safe, and hide inappropriate or upsetting content
Know what counts as private information—like your phone number, address, family names, license plate number, credit card details, birthdate, and passwords—and avoid sharing it
Learn to spot fake information, whether it's online or in messages—and always verify before reacting. When in doubt, ask another adult or check online
Shop safely—look for a secure padlock icon on websites, and only share financial details with trusted sites
Click this link for more: https://www.internetmatters.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/DPA-Adults-Safety-Guide-V1.pdf
Join us this Wednesday, August 27 from 4:00–7:00 PM!
All families K–12 are invited to meet teachers, visit classrooms, and get ready for the new school year.
💡 Optional Parent/Student Meetings (Performance Center):
(These are completely optional for families who wish to attend)
Grade 6 – 5:30 PM (Transition to Middle School)
Grade 9 – 6:00 PM (Transition to High School)
Grade 12 – 6:30 PM (Senior Year Info: key dates, scholarships & more)
REMINDER: The following Middle School Sports start practice today:
MS Cross Country - This morning
MS Football-2:45pm - Commons
MS Volleyball - 3:30pm - Small Gym
ALSO: Any student planning on participating in any athletic activity this year must have a physical or alternate year card on file with the athletic director, and have the online athletic paperwork filled out by their parents/guardians prior to their first practice. Please see the following link on information for both of these items.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1tmsHR2vUtUUtfjkE_6i7H7CMIik5mWKJ_UBexHZlvnk/edit?usp=sharing
If you have any questions, please email Jeff Murphy - Athletic Director - jmurphy@ncrawford.k12.wi.us
Go Trojans!
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MS Cross Country - This morning
MS Football-2:45pm - Commons
MS Volleyball - 3:30pm - Small Gym
ALSO: Any student planning on participating in any athletic activity this year must have a physical or alternate year card on file with the athletic director, and have the online athletic paperwork filled out by their parents/guardians prior to their first practice. Please see the following link on information for both of these items.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1tmsHR2vUtUUtfjkE_6i7H7CMIik5mWKJ_UBexHZlvnk/edit?usp=sharing
If you have any questions, please email Jeff Murphy - Athletic Director - jmurphy@ncrawford.k12.wi.us
Go Trojans!
#TrojanPride
📚✨ The new school year is here, and we couldn’t be more excited to welcome our students, families, and staff back! 💙 Let's make this year one of growth, connection, and endless possibilities.
Check out our Back to School Newsletter for important updates, helpful resources, and a message from our leadership as we kick off another amazing year together.
https://shorturl.at/HDpdw
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Check out our Back to School Newsletter for important updates, helpful resources, and a message from our leadership as we kick off another amazing year together.
https://shorturl.at/HDpdw
#BackToSchool #WeAreNorthCrawford #NewBeginnings #TogetherWeGrow
Great start to the season!!!
Tech Tips for Families: Teens (14+ Years)
As children enter their teenage years, their digital lives expand—bringing new opportunities for learning, connection, and creativity, but also new risks and challenges. This week’s snapshot draws from the Internet Matters: Online Safety Guide for Teens 14+ to help you support them safely:
Stay involved and keep talking – Regular check-ins are key, even about tough topics like cyberbullying, sexting, or misinformation. Open communication builds trust.
Talk about their online reputation – Help teens understand that what they post online can stay around forever. Encourage them to create a respectful and positive digital footprint.
Protect their privacy – Teach them to use strong privacy settings on social media and manage personal information wisely.
Support responsible behavior – Encourage teens to think before posting and to treat others online with respect. Also, remind them about the importance of staying safe on public Wi-Fi.
Each teen’s needs and maturity are different—these strategies provide a strong foundation as they gain more online independence.
Click this link for more: https://www.internetmatters.org/resources/online-safety-guide-14-year-olds/
As children enter their teenage years, their digital lives expand—bringing new opportunities for learning, connection, and creativity, but also new risks and challenges. This week’s snapshot draws from the Internet Matters: Online Safety Guide for Teens 14+ to help you support them safely:
Stay involved and keep talking – Regular check-ins are key, even about tough topics like cyberbullying, sexting, or misinformation. Open communication builds trust.
Talk about their online reputation – Help teens understand that what they post online can stay around forever. Encourage them to create a respectful and positive digital footprint.
Protect their privacy – Teach them to use strong privacy settings on social media and manage personal information wisely.
Support responsible behavior – Encourage teens to think before posting and to treat others online with respect. Also, remind them about the importance of staying safe on public Wi-Fi.
Each teen’s needs and maturity are different—these strategies provide a strong foundation as they gain more online independence.
Click this link for more: https://www.internetmatters.org/resources/online-safety-guide-14-year-olds/
