This year, our school is reading with Scholastic Book Clubs! You'll have access to expertly curated, affordable books that help boost your child's reading skills, build your home library, and maybe even create moments of quality time you can share together. Plus, place an order of $25 or more and you can pick a FREE $5 book (use code READS at checkout).
Invite relatives and friends to help your child discover the joy of reading when you share our class page link. Every order benefits our school, helping us earn FREE books and resources that every child can enjoy. Thanks so much for your support!
Mrs. Enfinger
Reading Coach
Newton Elementary School
Click HERE to access the K-6 school supply lists for the 2024-2025 school year.
On Monday, January 30, 2023, our students were surprised by a visit from Governor Kay Ivey. She made a special trip to Newton to celebrate our school for not only being recognized as a Blue Ribbon School, but also for our most recent recognition as an ESEA National Distinguished School.
The mission of Newton Elementary School is to produce students who are prepared to begin the next level of learning with self-confidence and a desire to succeed. We will achieve this by providing an appropriate curriculum taught by an innovative and nurturing staff in a positive and caring environment.
Our Beliefs
Every individual deserves the right to be successful.
Every individual is worthy of consideration and respect.
Every individual deserves equal opportunities.
Each individual has good qualities and is special in his/her own way.
Each child deserves an environment that fosters self-worth and enhances his/her potential.
Children deserve the opportunity to obtain a strong educational foundation based on reading, writing, and mathematical skills to enable them to become life-long learners.
Most children learn best when they are actively involved in the learning process.
Faculty and staff need to foster positive attitudes.
Faculty should actively promote parental involvement in the child's educational process.
Faculty should incorporate learning activities that take into account differences in students' learning styles.
Important Dates:
April 21st-May 2nd - iReady end of year window
May 1st-3rd - 6th Grade Camping Trip
May 2nd - 3rd Grade Field Trip
May 5th-9th - Teacher Appreciation Week
May 6th-8th - Kindergarten Registration from 9:00-2:00
May 5th - ALL Library Books Due
May 15th - 2nd Semester AR Field Trip
May 16th - ACAP Field Trip (3rd-6th)
May 20th - Kindergarten Graduation @ 8:30
May 20th - PreK End of Year Program @ 10:00
May 20th - 3rd-5th Honors Program @ 1:15
May 21st - 6th Grade Graduation @ 8:30
May 21st - 1st & 2nd Honors Program @ 1:15
May 22nd - Students' LAST DAY of SCHOOL! (1/2 Day)
May 23rd - Teachers' Last Day of School
STUDENTS RETURN TO SCHOOL ON AUGUST 7th. We hope everyone has a SAFE & HAPPY Summer!
Important Information:
K-6th grade school supply lists can be found under Parent Information at the top of the page.
The "Roadmap to Reopening Dale County Schools" can be found by clicking hereand under Parent Information at the top of the page.
NES will NOT accept daily transportation changes after 2:00 pm each day. Please make any necessary changes before this time.
Please click here to access the free/reduced meal application.
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Universal Breakfast Program
Please encourage your child to participate in our universal breakfast program. This program provides every student with a free breakfast. To see what your child will be served each day for breakfast and lunch, please click on the "Lunchroom" link under Departments at the top of this page.
