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Monday, 11/13
Winter Sports Begin
Tuesday, 11/14
Lip Sync Battle 5:30 PM
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Wednesday, 11/15
Winter Sports Parent Meeting 5:30 PM
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Application Deadlines:
Gonzaga University: December 1
Juniors and Seniors:
Interested in a college campus field trip?
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Winter Sports start on Monday, November 13
Girls Basketball – 3-5pm in the Main Gym
Gymnastics – 3:10-4:30pm in the NC Fitness Center
Wrestling – 3pm in the Mat Room
Boys Basketball – 5-7pm in the Main Gym
Parent/Guardian must add the sport the student plans to participate in and then you must complete all Final Forms requirements to be eligible to tryout/participate:
- student forms,
- parent forms, and
- a current physical.
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Meet Your Sophomore Class ASB Officers! | |
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The Sophomore Class Officers focus mainly on running fundraisers to raise money for their events in their Junior and Senior years. So far, they’ve held a successful football tailgate, and are working hard to hold a few more events and raise money for the future.
Get to know your Sophomore Class Officers!
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Daisy Tuter, President
Elementary and Middle School: Finch Elementary and Salk Middle School
Favorite Subject: Science and Spanish
Sports/Hobbies: Wellness Club, Varsity Cheer, Track and Field, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, North Central Young Life, and Groovy Shoes Board
What do you want to accomplish this year? What are your goals? “I want to continue to build up the class of 2026 school spirit. Our goals this year is to earn more money for senior year and to build up the friendships of those in 10th grade.”
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Ashlee Henry, Vice President
Elementary and Middle School: Willard Elementary, IST Program
Favorite Subject: Science
Sports/Hobbies: No
What do you want to accomplish this year? What are your goals? “I’m hoping Sophomore class will have a better bond at the end of the year.”
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Ali Johnson, Secretary
Elementary and Middle School: Garfield Elementary, Odyssey Program
Favorite Subject: Math and Science
Sports/Hobbies: Girls Cross Country and Horse Eventing
What do you want to accomplish this year? What are your goals? “My goals this year as an officer is to replicate our Groovy Shoes hallway decorating success and bring the class of 2026 a win for the hallway competition, Groovy Shoes 8-peat, and set the class of 2026 up for an amazing last couple years of high school through fundraising.”
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Gabriella Phillipe, Treasurer
Elementary and Middle School: Woodridge Elementary and Salk Middle School
Favorite Subject: Math
Sports/Hobbies: I am a part of Deca and also participate in school and club soccer.
What do you want to accomplish this year? What are your goals? “As treasurer, I want to help our class raise as much money as we can to help set us up for the next couple years to come.”
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Kaden Brown, 5th Executive
Elementary and Middle School: Moran Prairie and IST Program
Favorite Subject: Science
Sports/Hobbies: I’m in science club and engineering club, and I like to play board games.
What do you want to accomplish this year? What are your goals? “I want to win this year’s Groovy Shoes hallway decorating contest.”
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Quarter 1 Grades
Quarter 1 grades are to be finalized by November 13 and should be emailed to families by November 15.
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Jazz Band
Our NC Band had the opportunity to attend the Whitworth University Jazz Festival last week!
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Infinity Performance
Our advanced drama students performed The Giver last week in our theatre. Look for NC Drama's next performance coming this January - the satirical musical comedy called Urinetown.
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The last two weekends, our North Central Speech and Debate Team kicked off the season with Rookie Rumble and the Timberwolf Invitational. Braving the cold Idaho weather, our novices had their first taste of competition at Coeur d'Alene Charter Academy. After that, we had several student compete at Lake City High School, with Luisa Graham placing second in open Congressional Debate and third in open Dramatic Interpretation and Henry Jackson making it to finals in Congressional Debate. | |
For more pictures of events, please follow our social media by clicking the links below. | |
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Greetings everyone!
The Western Regional Counterdrug Training Center (WRCTC) will be hosting four more FREE courses.
Course Description: This course serves to prepare the learner for encounters with fentanyl, and individuals who have suffered an overdose. Learners will learn what fentanyl is, how it is encountered, where it comes from, binders of concern, and first aid. These objectives are achieved by providing information on how fentanyl is created, what modalities of transmission, hazards, and first aid via naloxone administration. While the curriculum is primarily intended for members of the counterdrug nexus and community-based organizations, personnel in any organization that can/may encounter fentanyl and overdose victims would find this information beneficial.
November 07, 2023 10:00-11:00 am
https://uswaarng.webex.com/uswaarng/j.php?MTID=mab6affdce7933fbe203f2764a3263089
November 21, 2023 10:00-11:00 am
https://uswaarng.webex.com/uswaarng/j.php?MTID=m5387ef41bc497bbf51b311cb14b0ca6c
December 05, 2023 10:00-11:00 am
https://uswaarng.webex.com/uswaarng/j.php?MTID=m32e73eeed8f8b6adb5b33fe3615de889
December 19, 2023 10:00-11:00 am
https://uswaarng.webex.com/uswaarng/j.php?MTID=m89687257ba55fd7cab7937f4059cd579
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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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