Normandy Elementary is presenting “Family Connections: Worthwhile Investments” to promote strong families and grow independent learners.  Presenters are Chad Folck, a School Psychologist, and Moira Dressel, a School Counselor. The program will be held Tuesday, January 24, 6:30-7:30 pm at the school on Normandy Ridge Road, just off Paragon Road, south of Alex- Bell Rd. Contact Rebecca O’Neil at 434-0917 or Rebecca.oneil@centerville.k12.oh.us with questions or to RSVP. Childcare will be available for children ages 3 and above. Read More

On Wednesday, November 9, 2011, Normandy students, staff, and parents honored our veterans. Click on the box to see more pictures of this celebration. Read More

Normandy Elementary 5th graders are trying to write by looking in a mirror and seeing their writing backwards, essentially viewing it the way a person with dyslexia would. The exercise was part of the school’s “Everybody Counts” program designed to enlighten students about individual differences and special needs of people with various disabilities. PTO volunteers helped students understand that all people want to be included and treated kindly by using a variety of hands-on activities, books, and speakers who share their personal stories. Read More

Art in Focus: Videography. Watch a "how-to" video created by Normandy 2nd graders. Thiswill be used in the art room as a teaching aid.Click on the blue box to view this video. Read More

Art in Focus: Videography. Click on the blue box to watch a "how-to" video created by Normandy 2nd graders. This will be used in the art room as a teaching aid. Read More

If you can dish it out! We can take it! The Normandy PTO dished up 650 scoops of ice cream and sorbet at the 21st Annual Ice Cream Social on September 22rd. The PTO sponsors the free event to give families a chance to connect and to let them know about the various events and programs the PTO sponsors each year. Fifteen volunteer face- painters from Watts Middle School were a big hit this year. They painted paw prints, animal faces and even a soccer ball for Normandy students. More than 30 volunteers helped to make the night a success including face painters, scoopers, and Cub Scouts in Pack 315 who took charge of the clean up. Maggie Moos Ice Cream and Treatery helped to provide the cool treats. Read More

Students at Normandy Elementary celebrated Patriot's Day by honoring the first responders in our community. Several firefighters, paramedics, and a sherriff attended the ceremony. While there they witnessed the raising of the American Flag, the pledge being said, and the National Anthem being sung. In addition, Deputy Mayor Doug Cline shared his thoughts. Thank you to Mrs. Reed for organizing this special event. Read More

The “Wildcat Welcome Team” was a new program started this year at Normandy. The program consisted of six fifth grade students who were selected by their teachers to represent Normandy and serve in a leadership role to welcome new students and their families. These students would greet the new student and his/her family and also give him/her a tour of Normandy Elementary School. After the tour, toru guides would give the incoming students a welcome packet that included information about our school, transportation, extra-curricular information, and community information about Centerville. Read More

Normandy Fifth graders were bombarded with science information on April 21. Wizards of Wright as well as many Centerville High School students prepared stations for the 5th graders to visit. Students rotated from session to session learning about energy, light, sound, chemical change, as well as other science topics. A special thanks goes to the Wizards of Wright and the high school students for helping make this a day full of learning and fun! Read More

Click on the black box to view students who where honored in Columbus by the OAEA. Great job, students! Read More