Jefferson School

The new school begins on Monday, August 19.

Student enrollment/registration is continuing for the 2024-2025 School Year.

Visit https://www.normandysc.org/ to learn how to get started.

In honor of , we want to recognize principal Robin Vaulx-Williams who represented Normandy Schools Collaborative at an event sponsored by Scholastic called "Literacy in The Lou." She's working on partnerships that will hopefully increase literacy in Normandy. Good work, Ms. Vaulx-Williams!

Check out these smiling faces from Mrs. DJ's 2nd grade class, excited to celebrate the 100th day of school with lots of fun learning activities!

Students in grades 5-8 earned their own field trip to Skate King. Keep up the good work!

1st-4th graders with positive behavior earned a field trip to Saint Louis Science Center. Check out the fun they had!

Absentee/Retake Day Picture Day is Tuesday, January 24, 2023!

Wagner Portrait Group will be at school to photograph any students who were absent on the initial picture day or any student that needs his/her picture retaken.

If you are having a picture taken as a RETAKE, please make sure your student returns their package in its entirety, including the package insert sheet, to the photographer on retake day.
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Check out our talented students!

The Big Bad Day- Opera by NSC Students 2022 The Big Bad Day, a one-act opera written and performed by Normandy Schools Collaborative (NSC) students, premiered on November 29, 2022 in the Anheuser-Busch...

It's Spirit Week at Jefferson School, where we're celebrating with "Plaid Day" and also showing appreciation to staff with a hot chocolate bar. Yum!

October is ! We are excited to highlight our school leaders throughout the month. Today's spotlight features one of our longest serving leaders, Ms. Robin Vaulx-Williams of Jefferson School. Thank you for all you do!

HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH CELEBRATION | To mark , Jefferson School 6th graders presented prominent Hispanics that they researched. Students in grades 1-5 were able to walk through the display and hear each student present on their person. Thanks to the parents who also attended. The students did a great job presenting!