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Welcome to NAMS

Our Mission

We are an educational organization of life long learners involving students, educators, parents and our community. Together we strive to create a welcoming environment that prioritizes academic excellence, creativity and mutual respect. We embrace diversity and encourage positive risk taking and community building. We are persistent in becoming an exemplary high performing comprehensive middle school.

North Andover Middle School provides a developmental middle school approach to learning. We recognize individual learning styles as we focus on process writing, mathematics using manipulatives, and the inquiry approach in all subjects, including science and social studies. Our classroom environments support critical and creative thinking, cooperative and individual learning with a strong emphasis on interdisciplinary curriculum.

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    NAMS Message to Families 4/12/24

    Good afternoon NAMS Families,

    I hope that this message finds you well. Our students and staff have a week off for April Vacation and we look forward to everyone’s return on Monday, April 22, 2024.

    This week’s message is ready for your review here. In this week’s message, you will find the following information:

    • Students Not Attending North Andover in the Fall 2024

    • Volunteers & Donations Needed for Educator Appreciation Week! May 6-10, 2024

    • Anne Bradstreet Poetry Contest 2024

    • NAMS Geography Night - Monday, April 29th from 5:30-7:30

    • April Break 4/15-4/19

    • MCAS - Let's work together!

    • MCAS Testing Dates 2024

    • North Andover Clean Up Day - April 21st

    • NAMS Construction Project Continues!

    • NAMS Library Newsletter - April 2024

    • SEPAC Parent Support Group Announced

    • After Hours - Spring Session 2024

    • Have you ordered your NAMS Yearbook yet?

    • Youth track registration is now open for Grades 4-8!

    • NAMS Spirit Wear Available!

    Wishing you a wonderful vacation,

    Jorge

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    NAMS Message to Families 4/5/24

    Good afternoon NAMS Families,

    I hope that this message finds you and your family well after Thursday’s storm.

    This week’s message is ready for your review here. In this week’s message, you will find the following information:

    • Solar Eclipse Information - Monday, April 8, 2024

    • Solar Eclipse Safety Information - Monday, April 8, 2024

    • MCAS - Let's work together!

    • MCAS Testing Dates 2024

    • NAMS Library Newsletter - April 2024

    • SEPAC Parent Support Group Announced

    • After Hours - Spring Session 2024

    • North Andover Clean Up Day - April 21st

    • NAMS Construction Project Continues!

    • Have you ordered your NAMS Yearbook yet?

    • Youth track registration is now open for Grades 4-8!

    • Summer Camp - Mr. McGravey's Excellent Adventures

    • NAMS Spirit Wear Available!

    We resume MCAS next week with students testing on the following days:

    ELA Testing

    Grade 8 ELA - Session 2

    • Monday, April 8, 2024

    Grade 7 ELA - Session 2

    • Tuesday, April 9, 2024

    Grade 6 ELA - Session 2

    • Thursday, April 11, 2024

     

    Wishing you a wonderful weekend,

    Jorge Goncalves

    Principal

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    NAMS Message to Families 3/29/24

    Good afternoon NAMS Families,

    We definitely turned the town purple yesterday in our support for Savannah! We received pictures from staff and NAMS and other schools that you may find here.

    This week’s message is ready for your review here. In this week’s message, you will find the following information:

    • NA Supports Savannah! The Power of Purple!

    • MCAS - Let's work together!

    • MCAS Testing Dates 2024

    • After Hours - Spring Session 2024

    • North Andover Clean Up Day - April 21st

    • NAMS Construction Project Continues!

    • Cradles to Crayons Clothing Drive (Monday, March 25th until Friday, April 5th)

    • Have you ordered your NAMS Yearbook yet?

    • Did you miss the Vaping Awareness Night?

    • 11th Annual Matthew Harty Mito Classic

    • Youth track registration is now open for Grades 4-8!

    • Summer Camp - Mr. McGravey’s Excellent Adventures

    • NAMS Spirit Wear Available!

    Wishing you a wonderful weekend,

    Jorge Goncalves

    Principal

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    Welcome to the Kittredge Elementary School Building Project FAQ! 

    Please visit the project website here:

    https://link.northandoverma.gov/KES

    Frequently Asked Questions

    1. Why do we need a new elementary school building? 

    Kittredge Elementary School was originally constructed in 1949, the total square footage of the building totals approximately 32,434 square feet. Four pod modular classroom buildings were attached in 2010, and a prefabricated gymnasium building was erected in 2013. 

    The mechanical, plumbing, and electrical systems have been renovated over the years, but the original components are beyond their useful life and are beginning to fail. Some of the mechanical systems that need replacing include the steam boilers and the entire steam system, and the condensing gas fired boilers. The existing plumbing systems and fixtures do not meet current building codes and are not ADA compliant. The electrical lighting systems need to be replaced, including the emergency lighting and fire alarm systems. Security and technology upgrades throughout the entire school are needed as well.  

    The dated envelope of the building is also in poor condition, resulting in excessive energy consumption. The roof needs to be completely replaced, and there are masonry cracks and damaged brick on the façade. All exterior doors and windows need exterior sealant replacements.  

    The existing building is not handicap accessible and does not meet current accessibility codes. Entrances are in need of handicap accessibility upgrades. Vertical lifts or ramps need to be added at the lobby to the upper classroom area, and elevators need to be installed. 

    The entire building is outdated and does not support an educational model that meets the needs of today’s students. A new elementary school will provide a healthy and modern learning environment that will allow both students and staff to thrive. 

    Please view the entire FAQ  document here:  English   Spanish   Portuguese 

     

    Read More about Kittredge School Project Frequently Asked Questions

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