Announcements

Attached are the various bell schedules that we will be using throughout the year at North Pole Middle School. Each schedule pertains to the number of school days students will attend each week. The dates that each schedule will be used is also included at the bottom of the schedule.

5 Day Week Schedule

4 Day Week Schedule

2 or 3 Day Week Schedule

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Please find the recommended school supply list for the 2018-19 school year. Please keep in mind that individual teachers may request additional items as needed.

School Supply List 2019-20

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PROJECT 360 INFORMATION

Project 360 Flyer

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INCOMING SIXTH GRADE STUDENT TRANSITION HANDBOOK

If you have an incoming sixth grader to North Pole Middle School....WELCOME! Below is a resource that may be of help to you and your student as you think about the fall. Feel free to look at and download our Sixth Grade Transition Handbook

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School News

NPMS Shines at Arctic Innovation Competition

News-Miner — Inventors and creative minds from around the world submitted their designs, concepts and programs for a panel of judges at the Arctic Innovation Competition, but it was the local talent that really showcased itself at the event in Fairbanks on Saturday.

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Digital Report Cards

The online Quarter 1 report cards will be posted to your PowerSchool guardian accounts beginning next Wednesday, October 30.

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Know Your Student's Alternate Bus Stops!

Alternate bus stops are sometimes necessary due to inclement weather. Make sure you know the location of your child's alternate stop.

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Emergency Communications Test

On Friday, September 27, the district will send test emergency messages via email, text message, and automated phone call. Make sure your contact information is up to date!

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State OKs first K-8 charter school for North Pole

The first K-8 charter school for the city of North Pole received unanimous approval this week from the Alaska State Board of Education and Early Development.

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Noel Wien trees grow again in other libraries

Sturdy little ficus trees are alive and well, thriving now in libraries throughout the Fairbanks North Star Borough, thanks to the Fairbanks Library Foundation. These plants were among the 620 cuttings taken from the four beloved “ficus benjamina” trees that adorned the lobby of the Noel Wien Library for so many years.

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North Pole counselor: A friendly Fairbanks face at a transformative moment

As summer winds down in the Interior and the days become chillier, wetter and shorter, the approach of autumn causes everyone to pick up their pace and prepare for the coming winter. Fall also heralds the beginning of another school year, and local schools, empty and silent over the short summer, are beginning to hum with activity as teachers, counselors and administrators prepare for another busy year of educating and nurturing our youths.

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