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CURIOSITY: What if most of our conflicts with 10–25-year-olds aren’t about “behavior” at all, but about whether they feel respected? Join us to explore the above question as we gather for four sessions this spring semester while reading through David Yeager's book 10 to 25: The Science of Motivating Young People. Sessions will meet on the first Friday morning of each month February - May from 8:30 - 9:30am, and will be equal parts book discussion and coffee talk. Manageable reading rhythm: Friday, February 6 - Introduction (18 pages) Friday, March 6 - Section 1: Understanding 10 to 25 Year Olds (18 pages) Friday, April 3 - Section 2: Mentor-Mindset Practices (129 pages) Friday, May 1 - Section 3: Mentor-Mindset Practices (58 pages) You provide your own book, and I'll provide the coffee and pastries! Open to all TNS families mentoring (or will mentor) a 10 to 25 year old.

PreK and Kindergarten will do literacy screenings in the Mandrell Center.

PreK and Kindergarten will do literacy screenings in the Mandrell Center.

The upper school GSA club will bring donations raised through their Bake Sale to NWA Equality and have lunch together.

First grade students will perform with their reading groups after learning about what makes a fairytale. Parents are invited to watch the performance.

Youth Basketball Pop Up Camp (K-2) in Athletic Center

Youth Basketball Pop Up Camp (3-6)

3rd-5th grade students will visit with author John Sajdak in the auditorium.

The 3rd grade girls basketball team will celebrate their season.

The ONSC team will come to the school to speak to 5th grade parents about the program and the overnight field trip experience.

Early Childhood students and teachers will be ending Arkansas Children's Week with the 2nd Annual Children's Week Carnival. There will be several activity stations set up on the early childhood playgrounds. Activities are inspired by the theme of the week- Learning Comes Alive Outdoors. Parents are welcome to volunteer or participate in activities.

WAC will be coming to TNS for a performance of Treasure Island. The performance will be from 2:00-3:00pm.

TNS Middle Schoolers, sixth, seventh, and eighth grades, will be attending an Earth Day event at the Botanical Garden of the Ozarks on Wednesday April 22, 2026 from 10:30-2:30,. Students will take a sack lunch to be enjoyed on the grounds before exploring booths and displays set up by The Forest Service, Audubon Arkansas, The U of A Biology Department, NWA Native Plant Society, as well as others.  We are asking all students to wear a New School T-shirt that day.  Peddle PoPs (all fruit popsicles) will be there, please send $5.00 so they may purchase one if they desire to do so.

1st Grade students will enjoy a one-hour tour of the cavern, a treasure hunt, and gemstone painting at War Eagle Cavern.

3rd grade students will explore force and motion activities at the Scott Family Amazeum.

Kindergarten has been learning about coins and will be "buying" items with their knowledge of coins.

STUCO students selling seedling pollinator plants to parent community April 28-30th

An officer from Homeland Security Investigations will share important information about internet and social media safety. Presentation cannot be streamed or recorded. No students/children allowed.

8th graders will walk to Crêpes Paulette to practice speaking French to the owners. They will order a crêpe en Français! Then, they will walk across the street to experience push and pull forces in a bowling alley!

STUCO students selling seedling pollinator plants to parent community April 28-30th

STUCO students selling seedling pollinator plants to parent community April 28-30th

Ms. Kailey's end of semester Pre-Ano recital