A North Scott student sustained minor injuries Thursday morning after being struck by a vehicle at the intersection of West Valley Drive and South 5th Street. more

North Scott orchestra students could be in a new, permanent home as soon as the early days of the 2027-28 school year. more

As Superintendent Joe Stutting prepares to conclude his leadership after 13 dedicated years with the North Scott Community School District, the school board is conducting a comprehensive search process in partnership with executive search consultants Ray & Associates. Gathering broad input from all district stakeholders is a central priority of the board's selection process. more

When it comes to student learning, “behavior is communication at all levels.” That’s the message behavior support interventionist Shalynn Spiller impressed upon the North Scott School Board Monday. more

It’s Homecoming Week and North Scott means business as they prepare to take on Western Dubuque this Friday. more

When Lancer Productions staged Frozen, Jr. in 2022, North Scott Activities Director Jason Schroeder was thrilled. more

The Phyllis Heuer Chapter of National Honor Society at North Scott High School held its induction ceremony on Monday, Sept. 14, in the Fine Arts Auditorium. Twenty new members were welcomed to the chapter. more

More North Scott students than ever have opportunities to explore career paths, as the District Career and Academic Plan has been expanded to include elementary students. more

Dozens of students and friends of the late Dennis Johns gathered at the foot of Walcott’s football field last Thursday afternoon. more

Mitchel Dierickx was one of nine teachers from across the state to have been selected as a 2027 Regional Teacher of the Year by the Iowa Department of Education. more

North Scott’s FFA Chapter saw tremendous success at the Iowa State Fair this year. In addition to three chapter awards, including 1st Place Overall Chapter in Horticulture, several students also earned individual awards. more

The first day of the 2026-27 school year is in the books, and by today, all North Scott students will have officially reported to class. But more than a few of those students will have seen at least one important new faculty member. more

As Joe Stutting enters his final year as North Scott superintendent, the school board hopes to be able to announce his successor by January. more

At last Tuesday’s North Scott employee appreciation event, superintendent Joe Stutting hailed the staff. more

Welcome, new teachers more

In accordance with state law, the North Scott School Board approved a policy that will create opportunities for eighth graders to participate in activities at the high school level. more

The D.A.R.E. program offered at Ed White Elementary School through the Eldridge Police Department achieved a rare honor recently. For the second year in a row, an Ed White sixth-grade student won first prize in the statewide D.A.R.E. essay contest. more

Blue Grass American Legion participated in both the Blue Grass and Buffalo Elementary Schools’ 5th Grade Award Celebration/Ceremonies on May 29, presenting the American Legion’s Fifth Grade Flag Essay Contest awards and certificates to all the participants. The 5th Grade Flag Essay Contest consists of a one-page, double spaced, no more than 300 words, 12 pitch-type written, original effort of the student titled, “WHAT THE FLAG MEANS TO ME.” The essays are judged on four topics: Originality, Logic, Facts/Comprehension and Grammar /Spelling. more

North Scott’s new director of business affairs is hitting the ground running. more

The Iowa Department of Education, Bureau of Nutrition and Health Services, has finalized its policy for free and reduced price meals for students unable to pay the full price of meals served under the National School Lunch Program, School Breakfast Program, Special Milk Program and the Afterschool Care Snack Program. more