Announcements

The Nordale Elementary 2017-18 school supply list is available for viewing and download.

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PEAKS Statewide Testing for all 3rd-6th graders on April 11th through 14th.
- April 11 - 3rd and 5th grade Math (morning), 4th and 6th Math (afternoon)
- April 12 - 4th and 6th Language Arts (morning), 3rd and 5th Language Arts (afternoon)
- April 13 - 4th grade Science (morning)
- April 14 - Makeup tests
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Aluminum Can Drive

Nordale School has been collecting Aluminum Cans for several years and will continue this program through the help of our students, families, and staff. We have a collection bin in the back of school. The proceeds of this project go directly to classrooms for activites and field trips.

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District News

Board of Education approves 2017-2018 School District Budget

The Fairbanks North Star Borough School District Board of Education adopted a 2017-2018 Approved Budget at a June 22 special meeting.

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Free kindergarten readiness kits at Pioneer Park Fairbanks Day June 14

Free kindergarten readiness kits and hands-on activities will be available at the Pioneer Park Fairbanks Day on June 14 from 1pm - 4pm.

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District Administrative Center summer schedule

The School District Administrative Center will begin summer hours the week of June 5, including some building closures. See the full schedule here.

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Fairbanks schools chief holds budget talk for parents

The superintendent of the Fairbanks North Star Borough School District presented her proposed budget for the 2017-18 school year to a handful of parents in the high school library on Wednesday.

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Budget forums are planned on these dates

• Feb. 15 at North Pole High School. • Feb. 22 at Ryan Middle School. • March 8 at University Park Elementary School. All forums start at 6 p.m.

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Public learns more about plan for Fairbanks schools

The school district continued to roll out personalized learning with a public meeting Thursday that drew more than 100 people. Consultants with Education Elements presented information about the new education initiative, which entails more technology, small-group learning, classrooms with flexible seating and choices for how students meet state standards.

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