Norton Public Schools

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Virtual Backpack is the Norton Public Schools platform for distributing community flyers and information.

Check here for information about local events and programs of interest for students and families. To submit a flyer to the Virtual Backpack, please contact Pamela Anderson at panderson@norton.k12.ma.us

Book Club Grades 4-8

Flyer featuring an illustration of a goose holding books, with event details and a QR code.

Page Turners Book Club
Tuesday, September 29^th

Norton Public Library – Community Room
68 E. Main Street, Norton, MA 02766
5:00-6:00pm

Calling all readers in grade 4-8!
Join us for a casual monthly book club where we will get excited about favorite characters, share what we’ve been reading, and hear about new books that might be exciting to read next. Bring a friend, or make one when you get here. Registration is required.

South Shore Children's Chorus

A promotional flyer for the South Shore Children's Chorus featuring photos of young singers in matching turquoise shirts and text detailing class locations, age groups, and registration info.

Classes Located In
Quincy | Hanover | Bridgewater | Sharon | Foxborough
All SSCC Programs Are Audition-Free!

Registration Closes October 15!
Sign Up Online Today

Upbeat
K-2nd Grade
Amplify
3rd-6th Grade
Dynamic
7th-12th Grade
Resonate
9th-12th Grade
Resonate International Tour in 2027!

enroll.sscchorus.org
www.sscchorus.org
@sscchorus

Holiday Craft Fair

Fall Flag Football

A blue and white poster featuring two kids playing flag football, with registration details at the bottom.

Fall 2026 Flag Football
Next Level Sports Club

September 20 – November 15, Sundays
$225 per player

Registration includes; game jersey, flag belt, practice, instruction, and games

K-1 Division	1:00 – 3:00 PM
2-4 Division	2:00 – 4:00 PM
5-7 Division	2:00 – 4:00 PM
8-11 Division	3:00 – 5:00 PM

215 W. Main Street, Norton
program is not affiliated with Norton Public Schools

Questions email adminteam@nextlevelsportsclub.net
Click here to register.

A promotional flyer for Fall 2026 Flag Football by Next Level Sports Club, featuring youth playing on a grassy field.

Fall Art Classes and Workshops

Women, Infants, & Children Nutrition Program (WIC)

A promotional poster for WIC, featuring a smiling child and text about eligibility.

Do You Have a Child Child Under 5?
Are You Pregnant or Breastfeeding?

WIC Offers Families:
•   Free healthy food
•   Personalized nutrition consultations
•   Tips for eating well to improve health
•   Referrals for medical and dental care, health insurance, child care, housing and fuel assistance, and other services that can benefit the whole family!

Check these guidelines to decide if WIC might be right for your family:

2025 Income Eligibility Guidelines
Household	Yearly	Monthly	Bi-Weekly	Weekly
1	$28,953	$2,413	$1,114	$557
2	$39,128	$3,261	$1,505	$753
3	$49,303	$4,109	$1,897	$949
4	$59,478	$4,957	$2,288	$1,144
5	$69,653	$5,805	$2,679	$1,340
6	$79,828	$6,653	$3,071	$1,536
7	$90,003	$7,501	$3,462	$1,731
8	$100,178	$8,349	$3,853	$1,927

To learn more about WIC visit mass.gov/wic or call 1-800-WIC-1007
This institution is an equal opportunity provider.

Know Your Rights: ICE Enforcement

Attorney General Guidance:
KNOW YOUR RIGHTS: ICE Enforcement
A Guide for Immigrants, Families, and Communities

CLICK HERE FOR FULL DOCUMENT

Due to the recent surge in immigration enforcement activity across Massachusetts, the Attorney General’s Office (AGO) has received a number of questions about the actions of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents, the role of local police in immigration enforcement, and the rights people have when they interact with federal immigration officers.

This guidance is meant to provide communities with information about their rights and the legal framework for ICE stops, arrests, and inquiries. It is not, however, legal advice or a formal legal opinion of the Attorney General. The AGO does not supervise or control the activities of ICE or federal prosecutors. This guidance does not address all circumstances in which residents may come into contact with ICE and the AGO cannot guarantee that ICE agents will act in a manner consistent with this guidance in any given situation. Immigrants, their families, and community members should consult with legal counsel if they need advice or representation in specific cases or circumstances.

The AGO is committed to protecting the civil rights of all residents, regardless of immigration status.