As we get set for another school year, we know things will be different for your child as they begin classes. One top priority for keeping our students safe is that of distancing. While we know that bus services are a great benefit and necessity for many, we ask that you take time to consider dropping your child off personally in the coming weeks. We know this may present some hardships, but we do know that more separation on our buses will greatly reduce risk to our students. Thank you for your consideration.
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District
Apple Distinguished
High School
#4 highest rated
Elementary school
on the 3rd grade reading gate
58 paid student internships curated by NA Schools
86.9% Graduation Rate
42 hours of dual enrollment hours (NAHS)
NAES Spelling Bee Winners
The New Albany Elementary School Spelling Bee was held on Thursday, December 3. Pictured are the school winners l-r: Alexia Williams, 3rd Place; Fisher Horton, 2nd Place; and Ezekial Brooks, 1st Place. All three students will advance to the [...]
NAES Designated as Grief-Sensitive School; Receives Grant
Because 1 in 10 students in Mississippi has experienced the loss of a parent or sibling, New Albany Elementary School faculty and staff participated in a virtual Grief-Sensitive School Training, developed by the Coalition to [...]
NAES December Employees of Month
New Albany Elementary School December Employees of the Month are custodial staff members (l-r) Andy Johnson, Benny Allred, Louise Allred, Evelyn Bingham, Vickie Baker, Tim Wiginton, and Robert Hancock.