Our Vision Normandy students are recognized for sustained high academic achievement, active responsible citizenship, and living productive lives that are personally rewarding and a credit to society. The district is recognized as a high performing system committed to continual improvement, acting according to its values, and enriching the communities it serves.
Our Mission The Normandy School District provides the experiences and support necessary for students to become life-long learners who are productive, contributing members of society.
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Teacher Excellence Issue Boils Down to Our Commitment to Change by Dr. Stanton E. Lawrence, Superintendent & Mrs. Joyce McRath, President, Board of Education
We have often been asked by community members and others about why the Normandy School District appears to be engaged in seemingly endless cycles of strategic planning, community conversations, and task forces. First of all, we are quick to acknowledge that such observations are absolutely on point. No one can deny that there has been an awful lot of effort established around planning, gathering input, and establishing focus groups and tasks forces to study issues that have historically plagued our struggling, but improving, school district. We believe that the pathway to improved performance on all fronts, including academic achievement, must involve our various stakeholder groups.Click here to continue reading.
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School Uniforms & Clear Book Bags are Mandatory in All Normandy Schools
In 2005, the Normandy School District Board of Education unanimously adopted requirements that call for the mandatory wearing of uniforms. All students in PreK-12 are REQUIRED to wear school uniforms.Click here to continue reading.
We have often been asked by community members and others about why the Normandy School District appears to be engaged in seemingly endless cycles of strategic planning, community conversations, and task forces. First of all, we are quick to acknowledge that such observations are absolutely on point. No one can deny that there has been an awful lot of effort established around planning, gathering input, and establishing focus groups and tasks forces to study issues that have historically plagued our struggling, but improving, school district. We believe that the pathway to improved performance on all fronts, including academic achievement, must involve our various stakeholder groups
School Uniforms & Clear Book Bags are Mandatory in All Normandy Schools
