🎉👕 Spirit Wear is Here! 👕🎉
Show your Warrior pride and gear up with our latest spirit wear! Whether you're cheering from the stands, volunteering at events, or just representing our school around town, now’s the perfect time to stock up. They even ship to your home!! ❤️💙
🛒 Order today: https://northwestern-landing-page-2026.itemorder.com/shop/home/
Show your Warrior pride and gear up with our latest spirit wear! Whether you're cheering from the stands, volunteering at events, or just representing our school around town, now’s the perfect time to stock up. They even ship to your home!! ❤️💙
🛒 Order today: https://northwestern-landing-page-2026.itemorder.com/shop/home/
⚙️🤖 Warrior Robotics Hits the Road! 🤖⚙️
Our Competition Robotics class traveled to their first-ever VEX Competition, and what a debut it was!
💥 FOUR out of FIVE teams advanced to the Round of 16
🏆 One team battled all the way to the Semi-Finals
It was a full day of learning — not just coding and building, but developing critical soft skills like communication, adaptability, teamwork, and real-time problem solving. Watching students troubleshoot under pressure and support one another was incredible.
And the coaches’ favorite moment of the day?
Students asking if they can take Robotics again in high school. 🙌
We couldn’t be prouder of this group for how they represented our school and embraced the challenge of their first competition.
**Powered by Springfield-Clark CTC, this class is one of 20+ classes available to students in partnership with Springfield-Clark CTC!
The Warriors will compete again this Saturday in Bellefontaine — let’s wish them luck!
⚙️❤️💙 Good luck, Warriors!
Our Competition Robotics class traveled to their first-ever VEX Competition, and what a debut it was!
💥 FOUR out of FIVE teams advanced to the Round of 16
🏆 One team battled all the way to the Semi-Finals
It was a full day of learning — not just coding and building, but developing critical soft skills like communication, adaptability, teamwork, and real-time problem solving. Watching students troubleshoot under pressure and support one another was incredible.
And the coaches’ favorite moment of the day?
Students asking if they can take Robotics again in high school. 🙌
We couldn’t be prouder of this group for how they represented our school and embraced the challenge of their first competition.
**Powered by Springfield-Clark CTC, this class is one of 20+ classes available to students in partnership with Springfield-Clark CTC!
The Warriors will compete again this Saturday in Bellefontaine — let’s wish them luck!
⚙️❤️💙 Good luck, Warriors!
REMINDER: Monday, February 23rd is a two-hour late arrival for students. Have a great weekend!
Congratulations to our very own, Mrs. Lana Fitzsimmons- Elementary Office Aide, for receiving the New Carlisle Rotary Outstanding Employee of the Year! 🎉🎉
The agenda for the February Regular Board Meeting has been posted online. The meeting will take place on Thursday, February 19th at 6:00 p.m. in the Athletic Complex. https://www.northwestern.k12.oh.us/page/the-board-of-education
Northwestern Local Schools is on a two-hour delay for Tuesday, February 17th. Morning preschool will run from 10:40am-12:30pm. Afternoon preschool will run from 1:40pm- 3:30pm. Thank you!
There will be a Special Board meeting on Wednesday, February 18, 2026 at 4:45 p.m. in the Board of Education Office. The purpose of this meeting is to consider the employment of a public employee or official. https://www.northwestern.k12.oh.us/page/the-board-of-education
🚔💙 Happy National School Resource Officer Day! 💙🚔
February 15, 2026
Today we proudly recognize and celebrate our outstanding School Resource Officer, Deputy Crump, for the incredible impact he makes in our schools every single day.
Our SRO is more than a law enforcement officer — they are a mentor, role model, protector, and trusted friend to our students and staff. From building positive relationships in the hallways to helping ensure a safe learning environment, their dedication does not go unnoticed.
We are grateful for the partnership and support from the Clark County Sheriff's Department and for the commitment to keeping our school community safe and supported.
Please join us in thanking Deputy Crump for his service, leadership, and care for our students! 👏💙
#NationalSchoolResourceOfficerDay #ThankYouSRO #SchoolSafety
There will be a Special Board meeting on Wednesday, February 18, 2026 at 4:45 p.m. in the Board of Education Office. The purpose of this meeting is to consider the employment of a public employee.
NWES - The PTO Warrior Store will be available for students to shop tomorrow, 2.13.26, during their lunch times. GO WARRIORS!
2026 Senior pictures are now being collected for the yearbook and Senior Tribute. Submit yours by March 2nd to Mrs. Boggess at boggessl@nwlschools.org!
This is a reminder that there is NO SCHOOL on Monday, February 16, 2026 for Presidents' Day. Thank you!
Kindergarten Registration and Assessment
March 18th and 19th
Northwestern Elementary will hold registration and readiness assessments for students entering Kindergarten in the 2026-2027 school year on March 18th and 19th.
Parents of children eligible for Kindergarten should call the school at 937-964-3240 extension 1137 to arrange an appointment.
Documents Needed to Register:
Child’s Birth Certificate (Health Department Copy)
Child’s Immunization Record
Child’s Custody/Adoption/Guardianship Papers (if applicable)
Proof of Residency (Parent/Guardian)
Parent/Guardian ID
Please, be reminded Kindergarten Students must be 5 years of age by the first day of school. State Law requires that all students must attend Kindergarten before entering First Grade.
Should you have any questions they can be asked when you call or at assessment. Thank you!
March 18th and 19th
Northwestern Elementary will hold registration and readiness assessments for students entering Kindergarten in the 2026-2027 school year on March 18th and 19th.
Parents of children eligible for Kindergarten should call the school at 937-964-3240 extension 1137 to arrange an appointment.
Documents Needed to Register:
Child’s Birth Certificate (Health Department Copy)
Child’s Immunization Record
Child’s Custody/Adoption/Guardianship Papers (if applicable)
Proof of Residency (Parent/Guardian)
Parent/Guardian ID
Please, be reminded Kindergarten Students must be 5 years of age by the first day of school. State Law requires that all students must attend Kindergarten before entering First Grade.
Should you have any questions they can be asked when you call or at assessment. Thank you!
Congratulations to our New Carlisle Rotary Students of the Month- Citizen of the Month, Nolan Hockett , and Student of the Month, Sophia Mack!
🔬 Classroom Highlight: Real-World Science in Action!
Our 8th grade science classes recently welcomed Molly Hunt, a geologist with the Ohio Department of Education and Natural Resources, for an exciting, hands-on learning experience. Students had the opportunity to see, touch, and discuss real geological and archaeological artifacts, exploring the rich natural history of Ohio.
Molly is committed to serving students, educators, and communities across the state and is highly sought after for classroom presentations thanks to her ability to connect with learners of all ages.
Her passion for geology started young—at just five years old, she began collecting rocks, and her love for Earth science has only grown since. Today, she brings that lifelong curiosity into classrooms, inspiring students to explore science, ask questions, and imagine future careers in STEM.
We’re grateful for partners like Molly who bring learning to life and help our students see the real-world impact of science! 🌎✨
Our 8th grade science classes recently welcomed Molly Hunt, a geologist with the Ohio Department of Education and Natural Resources, for an exciting, hands-on learning experience. Students had the opportunity to see, touch, and discuss real geological and archaeological artifacts, exploring the rich natural history of Ohio.
Molly is committed to serving students, educators, and communities across the state and is highly sought after for classroom presentations thanks to her ability to connect with learners of all ages.
Her passion for geology started young—at just five years old, she began collecting rocks, and her love for Earth science has only grown since. Today, she brings that lifelong curiosity into classrooms, inspiring students to explore science, ask questions, and imagine future careers in STEM.
We’re grateful for partners like Molly who bring learning to life and help our students see the real-world impact of science! 🌎✨
NWES - Please mark your calendar for this year's PTO Father and Daughter Skate and Dance Event!
Children of Valor is a nonprofit organization that offers special education resources and supports for children of Special Forces families.You can learn more at https://childrenofvalor.org/
Valor Tutoring is available to any child with family in the military. The tutoring format offered is in person, once a week, either at home or at your local library. Limited scholarships are available. Please learn more specifics at valortutoring.org.
Valor Tutoring is available to any child with family in the military. The tutoring format offered is in person, once a week, either at home or at your local library. Limited scholarships are available. Please learn more specifics at valortutoring.org.
Spanish 4 in the Kitchen 🇸🇻
Our Spanish 4 students have been busy exploring culture through cuisine! Today, they learned how to make pupusas, a traditional Salvadoran dish made from thick, hand-formed corn or rice tortillas stuffed with savory fillings like cheese, beans, and pork (chicharrón), then grilled until perfectly crisp.
Through hands-on cooking, students are deepening their understanding of Spanish-speaking cultures while practicing language skills, collaboration, and creativity. Learning never tasted so good!
Our Spanish 4 students have been busy exploring culture through cuisine! Today, they learned how to make pupusas, a traditional Salvadoran dish made from thick, hand-formed corn or rice tortillas stuffed with savory fillings like cheese, beans, and pork (chicharrón), then grilled until perfectly crisp.
Through hands-on cooking, students are deepening their understanding of Spanish-speaking cultures while practicing language skills, collaboration, and creativity. Learning never tasted so good!
Good evening Northwestern families,
This is a reminder that there is NO SCHOOL tomorrow, February, 6, 2026 for Teacher Professional Development. Thank you!
Looking for a fun, FREE family enrichment opportunity this winter? Don’t let cabin fever set in — we’re excited to share TechFest 2026, a two-day event packed with hands-on learning and exploration for students and families of all ages!
This community event features 80+ exhibitors, engaging presenters, and interactive breakout sessions designed to inspire curiosity and creativity.
📍 Location
Sinclair Community College
12 S. Perry St.
Dayton, OH 45402
🗓 Event Hours
Saturday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM (EST)
Sunday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM (EST)
🌟 Sensory Hour
Families who benefit from a quieter environment are invited to attend our Sensory Hour on Sunday from 10:00–11:00 AM.
This community event features 80+ exhibitors, engaging presenters, and interactive breakout sessions designed to inspire curiosity and creativity.
📍 Location
Sinclair Community College
12 S. Perry St.
Dayton, OH 45402
🗓 Event Hours
Saturday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM (EST)
Sunday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM (EST)
🌟 Sensory Hour
Families who benefit from a quieter environment are invited to attend our Sensory Hour on Sunday from 10:00–11:00 AM.
