Navigator Elementary School

Navigator Elementary School

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16/04/2026

After the 3rd grade performance the 5th grade students went on stage to showcase their learning for families.

Photos from Navigator Elementary School's post 15/04/2026

Tonight our 3rd grade students showed off their art and musical skills for Navigator Elementary Spring Showcase

14/04/2026

Calling all 2nd-5th graders! We will be hosting our Plant Great Seeds Day Camp again this summer! Check out the flyer below!

24/03/2026

Throughout this month, Navigator Elementary celebrated reading as a community of readers in One District, One Book. K- 5 families have been reading the book, Legends of Lotus Island. Our students have participated in variety of events and activities that align with the story including daily raffle book questions and listening to guest readers. Today, the PCHS Leadership Class came to Navigator to lead a variety of crafts and interactive activities. Our culminating activity will be at the end of this week, which is a school wide vocabulary parade.

Optimism- Matey Meeting! 25/02/2026

We are excited to share a special video with you from one of our recent Matey Meetings featuring our Navigator students and their work with The Positivity Project (P2). During this meeting, students focused on the character strength of optimism and created a video highlighting what optimism means to them and how it shows up in their daily lives. This wonderful video was thoughtfully put together by our very own Ms. Brooke Hall. We are so grateful for the time, creativity, and care she dedicated to capturing our students’ voices and bringing their message to life.
We are incredibly proud of our students for their leadership and thoughtful reflections in this video. Thank you for partnering with us as we continue building strong character and a positive school community.
We hope you enjoy watching!

Optimism- Matey Meeting! Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

05/01/2026

SPRING SOCCER IS BACK!

Registration for the Pirate Soccer Club Spring 2026 season is officially OPEN. Whether your child is just starting out or looking for competitive travel play, we have a spot for them to build skills, gain confidence, and have a blast!

🗓 Registration Deadline: Thursday, February 12th

Here’s what’s happening this spring:

Little Pirates (Preschool – 2nd Grade)

The Fun: 1 practice per week + 6 Saturday games.

The Details: Starts late April at Wes Reader Field.

The Cost: $99.

Travel Teams (U9 – High School Age)

The Action: 2 practices per week + 8 games (4 home/4 away).

The Details: Season runs March 16 – June 6 at Pinckney High School.

The Cost: Recreational Travel ($225) | Select Travel ($250).

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: Want to coach your child’s Pre-K through 2nd-grade team? Call the Community Education Office to volunteer.

🔗 Sign up today: pinckney.ce.eleyo.com

Let’s make this the best season yet. Go Pirates!

31/12/2025

Got empty cans from the holidays? We’ll take them! 🥤✨

Don’t head to the grocery store return machine—bring your cans to Navigator Elementary this Saturday, January 3rd!

We’re raising money for new soccer goals for the school playground as part of an Eagle Scout project. It’s a quick and easy way to support our students and our community.

Location: Navigator Elementary Front Doors
Time: 9:00 am – 12:00 pm

Every can counts! Thanks for your support! 🙌

Photos from Navigator Elementary School's post 19/12/2025

Today at Navigator Elementary we participated in our annual Safety Day. Students engaged in a variety of presentations including fire safety, first aide/CPR, ice safety, cyber safety, and health issues of va**ng. Our guest speakers included local police and fire departments, Michigan State Police and other emergency personnel.

Photos from Navigator Elementary School's post 22/11/2025

The Navigator 5th Grade Leadership team sold apple pies as a fundraiser toward the cost of 5th grade camp. Today many members of the team (and parents) came together to make the pies. For those that pre-ordered a pie, they are ready (earlier then expected) for pick up. We will have a few available to sell for $25. Thank you to those that supported this service project.

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