Norton City Schools: Excellence Worth Keeping

03/17/2022

Panther Families and Community -
As a proud graduate of Grill School, Norton Middle School, and Norton High School, this district has always stood for personal pride in where I grew up and where important, formative events happened. I am proud of my hometown and school district, and that will never change.
This summer, I will be transitioning from the Superintendent's role at Norton City Schools to the same role in the Hudson City School system. While I believe that serving children and communities is a wonderful and noble profession anywhere, it will be a challenge to leave our wonderful students and people who call Norton home. You have been amazing supporters, and that is appreciated.
This transition will occur during the summer, while most of our school community is enjoying the beauty of summer vacation. Until that point, all of you have my promise to continue our daily push forward as a school district. Led by many initiatives and hard working employees, this district will continue to create 21st century learning opportunities for our students.
I will take many opportunities in the future to thank people for their hard work, but I want our community to know how much the Norton Board of Education has meant to me. They place a wonderful trust in me, our leadership team, and our employees, and this allows us all to have a sincere belief in what our district can achieve. They have been supportive of me beyond measure, and I am thankful for the personal and professional relationships I have built with them.
We still have a lot of work to do this year, and I promise all of you of my strong intentions to continue to support our kids, our employees, and our school community until this transition time occurs.
Thank you for your continued support, and please let me know if you have any questions.
Sincerely,
Dana Addis, Superintendent

12/16/2021

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10/27/2021

Norton City Schools has used Permanent Improvement Funding to increase student and staff safety through the construction of secured vestibule entrances at our Primary and Elementary buildings. When a need for additional school safety increased, we were fortunate that the PI Fund was available for us to construct and implement scanned entrance points and procedures. In addition, these new entrances allowed the district to implement new and safer visitor policies and procedures.

10/18/2021

Over the past five years, the Permanent Improvement (PI) Fund supplemented the State's bus purchase program and bought eight new school buses for the transportation of Norton students. In addition, we have updated camera safety equipment on all of our school buses. Maintaining our fleet is a priority. By supporting Issue 33, you allow the Norton City School District to focus on transportation maintenance and safety equipment that takes great care of our students. Please check out future posts as we continue to highlight how your PI dollars benefit Norton students.

10/11/2021

Please vote for Norton's Permanent Improvement Levy! This is a renewal, NOT a tax increase.

Support candidates who will work for the betterment of your local public school district!

09/15/2021

Norton City Schools is asking for your support for a P.I. Levy Renewal. Issue 33 WILL NOT raise your taxes.

PLEASE PRIVATE MESSAGE YOUR NAME AND STREET ADDRESS IF YOU ARE WILLING TO DISPLAY A SIGN IN YOUR YARD. We will deliver the sign(s) to you.

06/15/2021

12/17/2020

Students raised the equivalent of over 5,000 cans of food for their local food bank in two weeks.

12/09/2020

For those Grill School Alumni who had Mr. Wolczyk. Join in his Birthday Parade on December 20th!