New Albany-Plain Local Schools
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That's Entertainment - NAHS Talent Show presented by the NAHS PTO
The NAHS PTO is producing the 4th annual evening of singing, dancing, music and more featuring our high school students. That’s Entertainment! is Friday January 18, 2019 at 7 p.m. in the McCoy.
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The R Factor Series Continues
The R Factor series for parents, families and community continues with "Step Up" - the third session in the series on January 24, 2019 at New Albany Intermediate School.
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Family Health & Wellness Fair
Join us for an evening of health and wellness! This health fair is for all families raising school-aged children.
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Service animals make life easier and brighter
As seen in Healthy New Albany Magazine's Jan/Feb edition. Thank you for spotlighting the support and impact of canines in our schools.
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Board of Education Organizational Meeting & Work Session Recap
The Board of Education held its Organizational Meeting for 2019. Board leadership remained the same as the board voted unanimously to retain John McClelland as President and Phil Derrow as Vice-President for 2019.
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Preschool Open House & Pre-Registration Information for the 2019-2020 School Year
Pre-registration for preschool will begin on Tuesday, January 22, 2019 at 7am. Pre-registration is on a first come, first serve basis. Read more for details.
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In the News: New Albany-Plain Local leaders seek more cost-cutting measures in 2019
The NAPLS District’s 2019 initiatives will include finding ways to continue to trim costs, according to Superintendent Michael Sawyers. For the past two school years, the district has been able to cut expenditures annually by $650,000 each year, Sawyers said.
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Congratulations to our students, teachers, staff, parents and community on the results of our 2017-2018 State of Ohio Local Report Card. We expect students to achieve at high levels on assessments, and these results are just one benchmark that we will use to guide our improvement in order to provide the quality and rigor that our students deserve and our community expects. - Superintendent Michael Sawyers
