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If you are willing, please donate to our Thanksgiving basket food drive! Our goal is to provide meals for at least 35 NL families in need. You can also designate which of our middle/high school classes would get credit for their donation contest. Thank you! ... See MoreSee Less

17 hours ago
If you are willing, please donate to our Thanksgiving basket food drive!  Our goal is to provide meals for at least 35 NL families in need.  You can also designate which of our middle/high school classes would get credit for their donation contest. Thank you!

Red Ribbon Week: Wear Red to Warn Away Drugs!

Our 7th and 8th graders showed their support for a healthy, drug-free future by wearing red for Red Ribbon Week! ❀️

We’re proud of our Tigers for standing together and making positive, healthy choices!
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Red Ribbon Week: Wear Red to Warn Away Drugs!

Our 7th and 8th graders showed their support for a healthy, drug-free future by wearing red for Red Ribbon Week! ❀️

We’re proud of our Tigers for standing together and making positive, healthy choices!Image attachment

❄️ WE'RE HIRING!

New London CSD is looking for dependable individuals to help with snow removal this winter!

This is a seasonal, on-call position with hours primarily before and after school, depending on the weather.

πŸ’° $10/hour
❄️ All equipment provided by the district!

- See Application in comments below.
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2 days ago
❄️ WERE HIRING!

New London CSD is looking for dependable individuals to help with snow removal this winter! 

This is a seasonal, on-call position with hours primarily before and after school, depending on the weather.

πŸ’° $10/hour
❄️ All equipment provided by the district!

- See Application in comments below.

WE'RE HIRING!

New London Community School District is looking for a High School Basketball Cheer Coach to join our athletic program! We're looking for someone who enjoys working with students, building school spirit, and helping athletes develop confidence, teamwork, and leadership skills.

Cheerleading, dance, gymnastics, or coaching experience is helpful, but we're also interested in someone who is enthusiastic, dependable, and ready to support our Tigers!

Position: Basketball Cheer Coach (Grades 9–12)
Stipend: $849
Anticipated Start Date: November 2, 2026

Appropriate Iowa coaching authorization or endorsement is required. Interested in joining the Tiger family? Check out the full job posting and application information using the link below.

ats5.atenterprise.powerschool.com/ats/job_board_form?op=view&JOB_ID=8600048229&REPRESENTATIVE_COM...

Questions? Contact Austin Burns at austin.burns@nlcsd.org.

Go Tigers! πŸ–€πŸ’›
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2 days ago
WERE HIRING!

New London Community School District is looking for a High School Basketball Cheer Coach to join our athletic program! Were looking for someone who enjoys working with students, building school spirit, and helping athletes develop confidence, teamwork, and leadership skills.

Cheerleading, dance, gymnastics, or coaching experience is helpful, but were also interested in someone who is enthusiastic, dependable, and ready to support our Tigers!

Position: Basketball Cheer Coach (Grades 9–12)
Stipend: $849
Anticipated Start Date: November 2, 2026

Appropriate Iowa coaching authorization or endorsement is required. Interested in joining the Tiger family? Check out the full job posting and application information using the link below.

https://ats5.atenterprise.powerschool.com/ats/job_board_form?op=view&JOB_ID=8600048229&REPRESENTATIVE_COMPANY_ID=JA003094&COMPANY_ID=JA002638

Questions? Contact Austin Burns at austin.burns@nlcsd.org.

Go Tigers! πŸ–€πŸ’›

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5 days ago

This afternoon, I had the opportunity to ride along on one of our New London bus routes. I had a blast visiting with students, getting the "tea" (new lingo for me) on all kinds of things, and just enjoying the opportunity to see a little more of the community our students call home.

As students got off at their stops, I noticed how many took the time to thank their bus driver and wish him a good weekend. What struck me was that even some of our youngest students were doing this. Such a simple gesture, but one that says a lot about the kindness and gratitude already taking root in our kids.

Last week, I attended the funeral of someone very dear to my heart. During the service, someone shared a story about the "trees" of a community. He talked about growing up surrounded by people who were like the great oaks and maples. People who were deeply rooted, dependable, and always there. And as he's gotten older, he's realized that some of those trees are disappearing, and it's up to the next generations to grow into their places. I've thought about those words a lot this past week.

When I look around New London, I see so many of those trees. The people who show up, volunteer, coach, organize, support, and pour their hearts and hands into making this community and school what it is. So much of what makes a small town special happens because people give their time, often without anyone even knowing.

And this afternoon, watching those young students take a moment to say "thank you," I couldn't help but think that maybe that's where the next generation of those trees begins. With kindness. With gratitude. With learning to appreciate the people who show up for us.

We need to keep growing those trees. And we need to make sure the ones who have been standing strong for years know just how much they matter.

Proud to be part of this little community. πŸ’›πŸ–€

-Jamie Cranston
26-27 Superintendent
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5 days ago

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Keep up the good work πŸ’ž

That’s pretty cool that you took time to do this. Also, not surprised kids do this ❀️

We have a great school and community!

My husband, Gary, and I were lucky to grow up in this community! I lived 2 miles South of town and have great memories of our bus driver, Beryl Kramer. My sister, Cheryl, and I have talked about how safe we always felt with him! No matter the weather, we knew he would always get us safely home. Another hero we remember is Joe Brown, the school custodian. We knew he also would keep us safe!

New London High School will host a blood drive on Wednesday, October 28, and we invite our school community to consider donating! Every donation can make a difference and help save lives.

πŸ“… Date: Wednesday, October 28
⏰ Time:7:30–11:30 a.m.
πŸ“ Location: New London High School Gym

Want to sign up? Stop by Mr. Reid’s room or email him at cory.reid@nlcsd.org.

Students who are 16 years old must have a parent-signed permission slip to donate. Permission slips are available in the school office.

Thank you for supporting this important cause and helping make a difference in the lives of others!
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New London High School will host a blood drive on Wednesday, October 28, and we invite our school community to consider donating! Every donation can make a difference and help save lives.

πŸ“… Date: Wednesday, October 28
⏰ Time:7:30–11:30 a.m.
πŸ“ Location: New London High School Gym

Want to sign up? Stop by Mr. Reid’s room or email him at cory.reid@nlcsd.org.

Students who are 16 years old must have a parent-signed permission slip to donate. Permission slips are available in the school office.

Thank you for supporting this important cause and helping make a difference in the lives of others!

Red Ribbon Week at Clark Elementary!

Clark Elementary is celebrating Red Ribbon Week October 26–30! Red Ribbon Week raises awareness about the importance of living a healthy, drug-free life and encourages students to make safe, healthy choices as they grow.

Students can join the fun each day with themed dress-up days as we show our commitment to making positive choices and standing together against drugs!

Check out the flyer for each day’s theme, and let’s make it a fun and meaningful week at Clark!
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5 days ago
Red Ribbon Week at Clark Elementary!

Clark Elementary is celebrating Red Ribbon Week October 26–30! Red Ribbon Week raises awareness about the importance of living a healthy, drug-free life and encourages students to make safe, healthy choices as they grow.

Students can join the fun each day with themed dress-up days as we show our commitment to making positive choices and standing together against drugs!

Check out the flyer for each day’s theme, and let’s make it a fun and meaningful week at Clark!
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