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NORTHERN ADIRONDACK CSD
Job Posting: 3rd/4th Grade Basketball Program Coach
Position Overview:
We are seeking a dedicated and passionate coach for our school-related 3rd/4th grade basketball skills program. This program is designed to develop young players' fundamental skills, basketball IQ, teamwork, and physical fitness. The program will run from November 4th until just before the town basketball season starts in January.
Expectations:
Practice Commitment: Players are expected to participate in practices at least twice a week, each lasting a minimum of one hour, over the program duration.
Program Structure: Practices will be conducted separately from any town, county, or travel team activities, focusing solely on our school program’s development.
Individual Needs: While the recommended practice schedule serves as a guideline, individual player needs may vary. Coaches should be prepared to offer additional practice time or specialized training as necessary to meet players’ skill levels and goals.
Game Scheduling: Coaches will be responsible for arranging potential games, which can be counted as practice time for the week.
Qualifications:
Previous coaching experience preferred but not required.
Strong knowledge of basketball fundamentals and strategies.
Ability to foster teamwork and sportsmanship among players.
Excellent communication and organizational skills.
Application Process:
Interested candidates should submit a resume and cover letter detailing their coaching philosophy and relevant experience to:
Zachary Pierson
Assistant Principal for Health, Wellness, and Athletics
Email: zpierson@nacs1.org
Join us in shaping the future of young basketball players!
This morning, NAC students in grades Pre-K through 6th were treated to a production of Seagle Festival's "Dragon’s Breath," an opera for children and adults. "Dragon's Breath," written by Evan Mack & Joshua McGuire featured PianistTony Kostecki and Performers Hannah Reich, Collin LaHood, Emily O’Connor, and Nicholas Fahrenkrug and introduced students to storytelling through opera. The audience journeyed with the characters as they explored embracing their emotions and calming extreme emotions when overwhelmed. Ask your students about the dragon and the butterfly and how they use calm breathing.
Seagle Festival is the premier opera and musical theater producing organization in the Adirondack region, as well as the oldest summer vocal training program in the United States. https://seaglefestival.org/
A big THANK YOU to the NAC Elementary PTO for the donation of these beautiful benches outside the front door of the school. We appreciate the support that PTO provides! If you would like to join the PTO and make great things happen for our students, call the main office for more information or email nacsdpto@gmail.com.
*REMINDER*
NAC Elementary Picture Day is tomorrow, Thursday, September 19. Wear your best smile!
NAC Elementary Fall Festival was a great success! Families, school staff, and community organizations all connected on a beautiful autumn day to dance, eat, talk, and share information at a wide range of school and community booths. Many thanks to the school and community members who volunteered their time and talents and to our local businesses who supported Fall Festival with donations. We're better together!
Join us for Key Club's 4th annual Trunk or Treat and Bottle Drive on Saturday, October 26th from 10 am - 12 pm
NAC Elementary Leader In Me Kick-Off
NAC Elementary is looking to partner with local and regional businesses for Fall Festival!
NAC welcomed back its students today for another great year of fun and learning!
Outside the skies are cloudy, but inside the library is always perfect weather! Drop by the NAC Elementary library today (7/31) for the last day of open summer library, from 8am - 12 noon. Mrs. Smallman has new books to read in the beanbag chairs and board games for all ages!
New books! Board games! Beanbag chairs! Come visit the NAC Elementary Library today, Wednesday, July 17 8am-12noon.
Read, play games, or check out books - the choice is yours!
Visit the NAC Elementary Library on Wednesdays in July! The library will be open to NAC families from 8:00am - 12:00noon every Wednesday in July (July 3-31) for book checkout, read-alouds, board games, and more! Drop in and say hello to Mrs. Smallman and lounge in the bean bag chairs and be the first to read the new books.
Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Mr. Baker's Elementary chorus took a trip to Albany on June 5 to participate in the American Young Voices concert at the MVP Arena. They had some free time before rehearsal, so they explored the area around the Empire State Plaza. It was such a beautiful day!
Ms. Lattrell's Elementary Art students have created some amazing works of art this year! Browse the virtual art gallery at: https://www.artsonia.com/artshow/71444/50679
This quarter, Mr. Baker's 3rd grade music classes created their own music videos using Imagine Dragons' "Thunder" and sported their very own "Thunder" t-shirts on Spirit Day.
Mrs. Edmonston's Class video: https://youtu.be/8WqNH8zXV-k?si=POPT0SJGyHbfRHty
Ms. Peck's Class video: https://youtu.be/RjAXgz-dEtQ?si=pRdanu2VlUve5zPN
We are winding down the school year with the end-of-the-year activities. Elementary dismissal times and lunches will vary in the last week and a half. Please check out the memo below so you are able to plan ahead!!
If you haven’t joined Rooms, our family-teacher communication tool, sign up before the school year ends! Once you are enrolled, you won’t have to sign up again when the new school year begins! If you haven’t signed up yet, you should be receiving an invite via text today. You can select to sign up by email or phone. After you sign up, don't forget to download the school app and click Rooms in the bottom right-hand corner to communicate with your child's teacher!
Head to the Elementary News and Notes page (https://www.nacs1.org/o/naes/page/newsletter) of our website to check out the June Parent News and Notes!