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THE D2 WEBSITE WILL BE DOWN
IES Cyberschool is pleased to inform you that we are planning to upgrade our data center. Due to the upgrade, our services will be unavailable between:
10:00 pm Pacific Time on March 22nd, 2019 (Friday Night) to
08:00 am Pacific Time March 23rd, 2019 (Saturday Morning)
Our anticipated completion is earlier than 08:00 am but we are scheduling this time block in anticipation for any unforeseen occurrence.
Thank you for your understanding. We are certain this upgrade will assist us in maintaining our high standard of service, uptime, and commitment to our clients.
To order by mail or in person please print the form below and include your payment.
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A meal includes:
Spaghetti and Meatballs & Garlic Bread
Salad with your choice of dressing
Dessert
| Date: | February 6, 2019 |
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| Time: | 5:15 PM - 7:00 PM |
| Cost: | $8.00/adult ($10 at the door) $5.00/child (5th grade to 5 years) FREE/child under 5 years old $1.00/take-out meal |
| Location: | NMS Cafeteria 10006 Main Street Richmond, IL 60071 |
Due to the extreme cold, the joint D2 and D157 Boards of education meeting has been canceled.
Due to the Extreme Cold and winter weather forecast for our area, all schools will be closed Wednesday(1/30) and Thursday(1/31) of this week. This also includes all after-school activities.
Due to the winter weather storm warning and the hazardous travel conditions that will be present during the morning commute, District 2 has cancelled all classes and activities for Monday, January 28, 2019.
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Shared Services Benefits Assistant
Full Time – Shared Services: Nippersink/Richmond-Burton School District
Dear Parents and Guardians,
You may or may not be aware, but there is a national social media movement underway for students and staff to participate in a school “walkout” in response to the most recent school shooting that took place in Florida. The movement is asking students to walk out of schools on March 14th and April 20th for seventeen minutes to represent one minute for each life lost in the Parkland, Florida, school tragedy. The movement has gained the majority of its momentum at high schools across our country. However, many of our older elementary and middle school students are aware of this movement due to social media, news outlets, or conversations they may hear at home or in the community.
While we support safe schools and understand the significance of the tragedy that took place in Parkland, Florida, Nippersink School District 2 will not participate in these events. Our focus remains on keeping our schools safe and delivering age-appropriate learning. In addition to the disruption of the learning environment these events would cause, there are serious security concerns with students exiting a building on a pre-announced date and time. Finally, many of the younger students are not equipped to process the events that took place, and we do not want to cause any student undue stress or confusion. The American School Counselors Association recommends that parents and adults:
Listen to children’s fears and concerns
Limit exposure to television and social media
Reassure children the world is a good place, but there are people who do bad things
Keep routines as normal and predictable as possible - this includes attending school
Remind children we have drills and procedures in place to keep them safe
Providing safe and secure schools is a priority for all of us that are part of the Nippersink School District family. If you have questions or concerns regarding any safety or security issues please know that our staff and administrators are available to listen and provide answers to your questions.
The Nippersink School District 2 thanks you for your continued support.
Respectfully,
Dr. Thomas Lind
Superintendent
On July 12, 2017, the gym floor at Spring Grove Elementary School was damaged due to heavy rains overwhelming the storm drains near the gym’s east end exit doors. This caused water to flow into the gym resulting in irreversible damage to the gym’s wood floor. Within 24 hours, crews were able to remove the damaged floor allowing the area to dry. Currently, we are working with the district insurance company and an architectural firm to ensure the gym floor is replaced in an expedited manner that does not sacrifice quality or safety. Unfortunately, the floor will not be completed for the start of the school year. Spring Grove Elementary School principal, Chris Pittman, is working with staff and district administrators to make sure alternatives are available for students and community groups who use this gym facility. We will continue to issue updates as they become available. If you have specific questions please do not hesitate to contact the district office at 815-678-4242.
Dr. Tom Lind
Superintendent
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