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Monday, 9/18
Varsity Soccer at Ferris, 4pm
Softball vs. East Valley, 4pm
Tuesday, 9/19
Varsity Volleyball at Pullman, 7pm
Softball vs. Ferris, 4pm
Wednesday, 9/20
Varsity Soccer vs. Lewis and Clark, 4pm (DMC)
Boys and Girls Cross Country vs. Ridgeline and UHigh, 3:30pm (Audobon Park)
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Thursday, 9/21
Varsity Volleyball vs. Cheney, 7pm
Softball at Central Valley, 4pm
Friday, 9/22
Varsity Football at Shadle Park, 4pm (Shadle Park HS)
Saturday, 9/23
Varsity Volleyball vs. Medical Lake, 1:30pm
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Freshman Entering the Tunnel | |
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Waka Waka Led by Students | |
NC Leadership Students hosted our first spirit con of the year last Friday. The gym was filled with students cheering on during class competitions - the Freshman class won musical chairs! | |
NC Plays the First Game in One Spokane Stadium! | |
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First Home Football Game Tailgate
The NC Wolfpack is proud to be playing in the first football game at the new One Spokane Stadium. The first game is on Thursday, September 28th at 7:00 pm. To celebrate this occasion, the class of 2026 is hosting a tailgate prior to the game in the NC Staff Parking Lot. There will be pizza for sale, face painting, and games! There will also be a group of students leading the team on a walk to the stadium. Please join us on September 28th at 5:00 pm to support the Wolfpack and spend quality community time together! More information to come next week.
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“Education is the most effective way to change the future,” Sam Song, SPSF president, said. “And teachers are the best resources to achieve that goal.” Spokane Public Schools Foundation directly funds teacher-led endeavors. Two North Central HS staff members, Andrea Bass and Ryan West, were recognized for their work using grant money. Please click the link above to read the full article. | |
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Mayor's Mental Health Task Force
Congratulations to Abigail Nowaski, Senior and President of NC Wellness Club, for being asked to join the Mayor's Mental Health Task Force as a student voice. She participated in the first meeting on Thursday, September 14th. Abby will have a chance to share her thoughts about how youth experience mental health issues and how best this group can address the needs specific for youth. Abby is a great peer to have at this table for our NC Wolfpack and the SPS District.
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Admissions Officer from theUniversity of Washington at NCHS | |
A group of eight seniors were able to meet with an admissions officer to better understand the application criteria and process. | |
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Dance Expectations
Our first dance of the year will be the Homecoming Dance on Friday, October 6, from 8pm-11pm. In order to be eligible to attend dances, an NCHS Dance Expectations form is required to purchase a ticket. Attendance, grades, and discipline are all taken into consideration. This year we are including student fines. When students go to the Business Office to purchase a ticket, these items will be taken into consideration.
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NCHS Needs a Crosswalk
We have been advocating for a crosswalk on Howard at Spoffard. Please help us. If you live, work, or own property in the Emerson-Garfield neighborhood, consider attending the Neighborhood Council meetings to advocate for a new crosswalk.
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NC Ala Carte Open During Lunch
Our NC Grab & Go Ala Carte line will open on Monday September 18 during lunch. Student must deposit money into their student meal account to purchase items. No cash will be accepted in the line. Students can deposit money into their account by going online to My School Bucks or they can go to the business office to make a deposit. Parents can choose to not allow students to purchase ala carte items by selecting that option in their My School Bucks account. A reminder that there is no charging for ala carte items.
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ASB Meeting Date Change
The September ASB meeting will be on Wednesday, September 20 , in the theater.
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Slow Pitch Gear
We have a link to our slow-pitch store! The store will be open for 10 days so that we can get our gear during season. It is optional to order and it is not a fund raiser for our team. Items will be delivered to our school and coaches will hand out to our athletes. GO WOLFPACK! Just click the link and check it out!
https://www.assistantcoachfundraising.com/ncsb
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Engineering Club
Have you always wanted to use a 3D printer? Build and code a robot? Do you have an idea for an engineering project? Engineering club will begin meeting after school on Wednesday’s in room N249 from 2:30-4:00PM. You will work in a group on an engineering project with the opportunity to compete in the SkillsUSA Engineering Design Competition. See Mr. West or Mr. Connelly for more information.
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Can you imagine life without music? No way! Support the next generation of musicians at your very own school. The North Central High School Music Program consists of the NC bands, choirs, and orchestra. To support these groups, the Music Program Boosters Group is doing a fundraiser at the Emerson Garfield Farmers Market every Friday in September, from 3pm to 7pm, at 2310 North Monroe Street. We are selling Krispy Kreme Dozen Original Glazed Donuts for $15, that’s $3 less than the store price! And it’s convenient too. You will receive a code to redeem the donuts in-store, anytime you want. We are also selling Mister Carwash Cards: a basic wash card is $10 and the premium wash is $22. These make great gifts, or stocking stuffers for the upcoming holiday season. Or buy 10 cards for yourself, keep them in your car, and get your car washed all year long! The NC music program gets 50% of the sales price of all items! That’s huge. Funds will go towards a variety of needed items, including sheet music, music stands, instruments, uniforms, a new banner with the updated wolfpack logo for marching in the Lilac Festival, and funding to attend music festivals! If you cannot attend the market, or simply want to donate to the Music Program, please use our QR code to donate directly. Thank you so much! Go WolfPack!
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French Club
Join us for French club this week! We will meet each Tuesday in room 246 from 245-430pm after schools to talk about culture and language in Francophone countries through movies, crafts, and more. We hope to see you on Tuesday, 9/19 to kick the year off. Any questions, please see Mrs. Iszler.
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High School ID Cards
SPS student ID cards allow students to ride STA for free. The student ID cards have embedded technology that is read when a student swipes their student ID. Please do not damage or punch holes in student IDs or the cards will not be able to be read by card readers on STA buses and will need to be replaced.
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North Central High School
At NCHS, our vision is to provide a supportive and nurturing environment which embraces diversity, encourages social responsibility, promotes rigorous learning experiences, and emphasizes personalized learning support.
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