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Join us as we celebrate our 8th-grade students at their Recognition Ceremony!
The event will be held on May 22 at 10:00 AM. Families, friends, and community members are all welcome to come support and honor this special milestone.
We look forward to celebrating with you!
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Congratulations 🎉❤️
Congratulations 8th graders!!! 🖤💛. High school …. Here we come!!! 📚📒📕
Joni Manning
We still have open spots! Let us know if you would like some help! Community Clean-Up Day – April 22
(Earth Day)! 🌱
We’re excited to roll up our sleeves and give back to our community this Earth Day! On April 22, our students will be heading out in teams to help with a variety of clean-up and service projects throughout the day.
Do you have a project that could use an extra set of hands? Whether it’s yard work, outdoor clean-up, or another small task, we’d love to help! Community members are encouraged to contact the school to be added to our list.
Our students take pride in making a difference, and this is a great opportunity to work together to keep our community looking its best. Thank you for your continued support! 💛
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New London will be dismissing school today at 2:00 due to the high risk storm warnings for the area later this afternoon. ... See MoreSee Less
Dear Parents,
We want to take a moment to ask for your partnership in helping us set a strong standard for our students, not just in what they learn, but in the kind of people they become.
On Wednesday, April 22, 2026, all New London 6–12 grade students will take part in our annual Clean-Up Day. This is more than just a day to help around the community. It’s a chance for students to learn by doing to understand others better, to appreciate what they have, and to take responsibility for something bigger than themselves.
As they work together, students learn how to be patient, how to support one another, and how to step up when needed. They see that helping others matters, and that even small acts of kindness can make a big difference. These experiences help build confidence, character, and a sense of pride in doing something good.
We’ve seen this firsthand. When the tornado hit our community a few years ago, our students showed up in a big way. They were willing to help wherever they were needed, and it meant a lot to those who were affected. There was a real sense of appreciation from the community, and our students got to feel what it’s like to be part of something meaningful. That same spirit is what Clean-Up Day is all about: working together, helping others, and building stronger connections.
We challenge you to make sure your child is at school that day and ready to take part. Your support shows them that this matters.
Thank you for your continued support. Together, we can help our students grow into caring, responsible, and capable young people.
Sincerely,
Chad Wahls, Superintendent
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Mrs. Seils’ ELP/TAG students have been learning about the life cycle of a plant, and they recently brought that learning to life! On Friday, our 4th grade TAG students transplanted their flowers from the hydroponics system into pots. Each student had the chance to take their plant home or share one with a favorite teacher.
Hydroponics, a method of growing plants without soil using a nutrient-rich water solution, gives students a hands-on way to explore science concepts. Through this experience, students are building critical thinking and problem-solving skills while staying actively engaged in their learning.
We are proud of the curiosity and care our students show as they grow as learners!
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This year the middle schoolers have been a great help with recycling at school. Every other Tuesday, Mrs. Aguilar takes a group of four and collects the recycling from classes. Students work preparing bottles, cans, and paper. The kids do an awesome job with this every time! #NLTigerPride ... See MoreSee Less
I remember when our son 's class started to recycle in Danville.He was so excited. I believe in late 80/early 90s. Thank you students and teachers for continuing to save our earth & our landfills.
The kids have been awesome ! They enjoy it to the point they are asking to do it again! I’m glad to be a help with the kids 🤍
Thank you so much I wish we could get more to recycle ♻️ in our community it makes a world of difference
New London Community School District is hiring!
We’re looking for a 6–12 Science Teacher to join our team. If you enjoy helping students explore, question, and make sense of the world around them, this could be a great fit.
Come be part of a school community that values hands-on learning, strong relationships, and helping students grow every day.
Apply today or share with someone who would be a great fit!
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Get ready to cluck with excitement, because our second grade classes are bringing the farm to the classroom this year! With the help of the ISU Extension and Outreach Office, these future farmers are incubating chicken eggs and eagerly waiting for them to hatch.
The anticipation is so high that the kids asked to live streaming the process to make sure they don't miss any feathered arrivals while at home. And the fun doesn't stop there - with weekly lessons from the fantastic Erin Heaton, these students are getting an education like no other!
A big shoutout to the amazing 2nd grade teachers for giving their students this egg-cellent opportunity. Let's get ready to hatch some memories!
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@ Erin Heaton 😁


