Vision

Natchez Mustangs: Building Successful Communities Through Positive Collaboration

Mission

Through high expectations, quality instruction, and community involvement – all Natchez Elementary School students will grow socially and academically to achieve their maximum potential.

Mustangs!

50 Years of Natchez Video!

Happy Birthday Natchez!

Mustangs! I hope that you all had a wonderful time with your families during our last break. I know it is a nice time to get together and rest up for the hectic holiday season that is coming up!  I want to thank all of the families that were able to make it our to our bring a special person to school day and fun run celebrating Native American Heritage month.  We had a huge turnout, my elbow is still sore from flipping pancakes!  That morning I had the opportunity to share a little about our school and our staff, and how lucky I am to work with such an amazing group at Natchez.  Every adult at Natchez loves this school and community and our goal is to continue to improve and serve our families better each and every day.  We also talked a little bit about what we can do at home.  The number one thing to do at home is READ and talk about what you have read!  You can read books, comic books, newspapers, magazines, just about anything and have a conversation about what you have read.

We are planning at least one community activity each month! So be on the lookout for upcoming events! One date to put on your calendar right now is Tuesday, December 20.  We are having our annual Christmas concert on December 20^th.  Our new music teacher has been working hard with your students to sing you some wonderful holiday songs.  We might even have a few extra surprises for everyone that night! Hope to see you there!  We also have Sami Circuit Night coming up on Wednesday, December 7 at 6 pm. And Family Movie Night Tuesday December 13, doors open at 5, movie starts at 5:30.

As always if Natchez or I can do anything for you and your families please make sure to reach out!

Pesa Nagwesemeno’o

Jake Chapin

Parents have asked what they can do at home to help bridge the school and home experience. Take time each night to ask your students how school is going, ask what they are learning, and follow up with discussions on good decision making.  One small thing that makes a huge difference is to read with your little mustang every night for just 15-20 minutes. Have them retell the story. Ask them “What was your favorite part” “Who are the main characters?” “What is the setting?”  Talk to your student's teacher if you want some suggestions on what to read at home.

Jake Chapin

WCSD Screening Tool

Please utilize the link above to self screen prior to sending students to school! Thank you for your help in keeping our Mustangs safe!

Natchez SPP 22-23

CSI Parent Letter

Annual Title I Information

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