The first day of school for the students will be August 8, 2019.  On August 8th, the doors will be open at 7:30 for parents and students. Support personnel will have the class lists and they will direct you to the correct classroom.  Here is some additional information you will need to know before school begins.

• Some of the bus routes have changed and some have been omitted.  Please check the St. Mary Parish bus schedules to make sure that your child is at the correct bus stop at the correct time.
• Students must be dressed in their school uniforms.
• The students will need to bring all of their supplies to the classroom on the first day of school.  The supply lists for all grade levels are all listed on a previous blog entry. 
• Breakfast in the Classroom will begin n August 8th. 
• Kindergarten will begin classes on August 8th also.
• Pre-K will not begin on August 8, 2019.  Please check our school calendar for more info about pre-k. 
• Please check the M. E. Norman school calendar on our website for more important dates for our school.

I hope you are all enjoying your summer.  However, with all the great sales out there, some of you may want to be preparing your children for the new school year.  The school supply lists for the 2019 - 2020 school year have been posted.  School Supply Lists   

Enjoy the remainder of your summer.  We will see you on August 8th! 

I have an update for this page.  When trying to get to each school supply from the phone, it was difficult to navigate to each individual school supply list.  So, I put a link for each individual grade level. I hope this helps.

Pre-K Supply List

Kindergarten Supply List

First Grade Supply List

Second Grade Supply List

Third Grade Supply List

Fourth Grade Supply List

Fifth Grade Supply List

School Report cards are in.  M. E. Norman is now a "B" School. 

In addition, Norman Elementary has recieved two other distinguished honors.  We are a Top Gains School, and we are on the equity honor roll.  

Top Gains schools are those schools demonstrating exceptional student progress earning an “A” for student progress, ensuring that students meet or exceed their learning goals each year. Top Gains schools must also not be persistently struggling with subgroups or student behavior.

Schools on the equity honor roll are demonstrating excellence in serving economically disadvantaged students, students with disabilities, and/or English language learners. These schools also must not be persistently struggling with any student subgroups or student behavior.

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