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NOTHING PREVENTS SUCCESS!

NASB is accepting applications for Superintendent of Schools on behalf of Norfolk Public Schools.

Norfolk Public Schools is a Class A school that serves 4,300+ students, ranging in ages birth to 21 years old. The district includes Little Panther Preschool, 7 Elementary School buildings, a Middle School (grades 5-6), a Junior High School (grades 7-8), and a High School (grades 9-12). NPS exceeds all accreditation requirements of the Nebraska Department of Education. Student test scores continue to climb and outperform state averages in many assessments given throughout the district. The graduation rate has improved dramatically in the past five years and several of our schools have received state and national awards for outstanding achievement. NPS has many great long-term strategies in place including a comprehensive strategic plan, a highly effective instructional model and a strong mission and vision with a focus to Be Outstanding!

Norfolk Public Schools is committed to Professional Learning Communities (PLCs), which provide time for collaborative dialogue and continuous learning to improve instructional practices. NPS curriculum is developed through the collaborative work of PLCs teams to create specific learning targets and assessments that prepare students to meet the Nebraska College and Career Ready Standards and accurately measure the students’ progress toward them.

The district offers before and after school activities, summer school enrichment programs, early childhood education, college and career readiness classes and experiences, advanced technology integrations, counseling services, individualized health plans, transition services, and the list goes on. Many of the educational programs at NPS did not even exist a few years ago but now are critical to the success of students. NPS is committed to providing outstanding educational opportunities for all students and knows they must continue to adapt to the needs of their students and community.

The success of many Norfolk Public Schools programs comes from the engagement of the community. Whether it is community members reaching out to support the district through the schools’ Foundation and volunteering or through more direct connection in the district’s schools, in the career academies, and participating in activities such as business fairs and mock interviews, the community’s engagement has a direct impact on the success of NPS students.

Norfolk has a population of 24,955, and is located 45 minutes N of Columbus, 100 miles NE of Grand Island, and 1 hour S of Yankton SD. The city offers civic and social opportunities for adults and kids. To learn more about the Norfolk community visit https://visitnorfolkne.com/