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Gather at least five friends and schedule a free, virtual art playdate, with the Carnegie Center for Art and History! The program is open to families of children, ages 4-6. Times available are weekdays, between 12 p.m. and 5 p.m., through May 15. To participate: 1. Gather a minimum of 5 households (each can have … Continue reading “Virtual Art Playdates”

Governor Holcomb made some new education announcements on April 2, 2020. He announced there will be no more physical school for 2019-2020 school year, though virtual education and non-traditional education may continue to occur.

For the first time in 31 years, the Floyd Central High School boys’ basketball team won the sectional title! The final game versus Jennings County ended with a 70-33 victory.

Reserve your child’s spot NOW for NAFCS’ preschool program! This all-day program offers FREE TUITON to qualifying families as well as extended day care.

Apply NOW for preschool at New Albany Floyd County Schools for the 2020-2021 school year! Our all-day preschool program is open to children who will be four years old by Aug. 1, 2020. Families may qualify for FREE TUITION through On My Way Pre-K. NAFCS offers two locations for preschool: Children’s Academy-Early Learning Center and … Continue reading “Preschool Applications Available”

New Albany-Floyd County Consolidated School Corp. Teacher of the Year is Jenny Luttrell. Luttrell, who is a severe/profound special education teacher at Highland Hills Middle School, was chosen out of six finalists.

If you have a child that will be 5 years old by August 1, 2020 he/she is eligible to attend kindergarten during the 2020-2021 school year. We would like to ask that all families pre-register incoming kindergarten students at your school’s Kindergarten Roundup Open House or between the hours of 8:30 am and 1:30 pm … Continue reading “2020 Kindergarten Roundup”

S. Ellen Jones Elementary School awards its students each week for “Student of the Week”, for all their hard work and dedication! This aids in motivating young students to continue doing well in school, while also having their teachers and peers recognize their efforts! Congratulations to all these amazing kids! Keep up the great work!

Over the holiday break, FCEBL hosted a Holiday Camp for second through fourth-grade students at NAFCS. Students got the chance to practice drills, game-play contests, skill-oriented stations, and more! – As a special treat, the kids also got to listen to guest speakers in the NAFCS community. New Albany Police Officer Travis Nelson, and school … Continue reading “FCEBL 2019 Holiday Camp”

During the monthly school board meeting on Tuesday, December 17th, three high school teams were acknowledged for their talent, hard work, and accolades from the 2019 sporting season. The New Albany High School Cheer Squad placed first at the 2019 State Competition. New Albany won its title in the Varsity Coed Division! The competition featured … Continue reading “NAFC School Board Recognizes Student Excellence”