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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.

2nd-4th grade students will gather in the auditorium to celebrate the first day of the 2026 Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race in Alaska.

The Lower School Choir and Ukulele groups will perform at the Children's Safety Center Handprints for Hope luncheon at the Fayetteville Town Center. Transportation Needs: New Van (14 Seats) Who will be driving? If Big Yellow Bus, please confirm availability with Gerry before submitting this event request form. : Ashley Wright or Angie Watkins (both attending the event)

Pediatricians Meredith Mahan and David Jackson will visit TNS to speak to our 5th-grade boys and girls.

PreK-5th grade students will gather in the auditorium to discuss the Choose Confidence Spring topics. PreK-2nd grade is from 2:00-2:30 PM. 3rd-5th grade is from 2:45-3:15 PM.

What do authors, playwrights, and artists have in common? They are all storytellers. While authors and playwrights use words, artists use visual clues. By learning to “read” a work of art you can gain understanding of the characters, setting, and plot just as you would from a book or play.

1st grade will visit The Botanical Garden of the Ozarks for their stations field trip.