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Thank You to Our 2023 - 24 ASB Officers

I wanted to take a moment to extend my heartfelt gratitude to each of our 2023-24 Officers for your exceptional service as members of our Associated Student Body.

Jordis, Isaac, Jameson, Vance, and Dylan, throughout this year, you have exemplified leadership, dedication, and a strong commitment to making our school a better place for all students. You have spent countless hours organizing events, advocating for student, and putting up positive messages. Your tireless efforts have been seen.

Your creativity, passion, and teamwork have truly made a positive impact on our school community, and I want to personally thank each of you for your outstanding contributions. Your leadership has inspired your peers and set a high standard for future ASB members to follow.

As you transition from your roles as ASB officers, please know that your legacy will continue to resonate within our school for years to come. Your hard work and dedication have left an indelible mark, and for that, I am sincerely grateful.

ASB Transitions

President

Current President Jordis Harmer welcomes upcoming President Dontae LaMere

Vice President

Current Vice President Isaac Pratt welcomes upcoming Vice President Zoe Galbavy

Treasurer

Current Treasure Jameson Ebaugh welcomes upcoming Treasurer Kai Montgomery

Secretary

Vance Taylor has been re-elected as ASB Secretary

5th Executive

Dylan Gagaoin has been re-elected as ASB 5th Executive

Introducing Our 2024 - 25 ASB Officers

Congratulations Dontae, Zoe, Kai, Vance, and Dylan on your election! Your dedication and leadership qualities have earned you this respected position, and I have full confidence in your ability to represent our student body with integrity. As you embark on this journey, remember that your role is not just about holding a title, but about serving as advocates for your peers and driving positive change within our school community. Your creativity, passion, and commitment will undoubtedly make a lasting impact, and I look forward to working alongside you to create an inclusive school environment where every student feels valued and supported.

Class office paperwork will be out March 29th for incoming sophomores, juniors, and seniors who want to run for class officers. The class office meeting will be held on April 12th in Munoz's room N209 at 7:40AM as well as another meeting after school at 2:40 PM for those who are unable to make the morning meeting. This meeting is for the candidates who want to run for their representative class which will give them more information about elections. Campaign week will then take place April 15th through the 22nd and all voting will also take place on the 22nd as well.

A Transformational Journey: Josiah Dunn's Experience as a World WA Fellow in Spain

The Washington World Fellowship is a 2.5-year global leadership program that seeks to cultivate global leadership and future success in young Washingtonians by providing access to unique academic, travel, and leadership opportunities. NC’s Josiah Dunn found himself privileged to be among the 14 students selected out of 450 applicants for the World WA Fellows program in Spain. This unique opportunity aimed to bring together youth from diverse backgrounds, offering a transformative experience that would shape their perspectives and broaden their horizons. 

The Journey Begins

Josiah was selected for the program as a sophomore. He began Zoom meetings and cohort sessions with fellow students to prepare for the trip. He was able to see glimpse of the diverse tapestry of cultures awaiting him in Spain. Coming from a background unrelated to Spanish culture, and with his first-ever flight taking him across oceans and continents, the journey from Seattle to Madrid marked a significant milestone in his life.

Cultural Immersion in Logrono

Arriving in Logrono, Spain, Josiah was struck by the stark contrast between the cityscape and the countryside. The vibrant culture, warm hospitality, and genuine gratitude of the people challenged his preconceived notions and reshaped his worldview. Living with a host family in a quaint old castle, surrounded by brick roads, Josiah experienced firsthand the richness of Spanish culture and the depth of human connection.

Educational Exploration

Education was the cornerstone of his journey. Attending school Monday through Thursday, Josiah studied the intricacies of Spanish history and culture. The perspectives shared by his teachers opened doors to understanding and appreciation, laying the groundwork for deeper immersion into the fabric of Spanish society.

Exploring the Wonders of Spain

Beyond the classroom, their travels took them on a tour of Spain's most captivating destinations. From the vibrant streets of Barcelona to the spectacle of the running of the bulls in Pamplona, each experience added a new layer to their cultural tapestry. Josiah’s favorite destination was the Enchanted Forest with its mix of pristine beauty and peaceful environment.

Culinary Delights and Emotional Bonds

As they explored the diverse culinary landscape of Spain, from pre-lunch tapas to savory tortilla Española, each meal became a celebration of cultural exchange. Yet, it was his relationship with his host family that left the deepest impression. Their kindness, genuine interest, and support crossed language barriers, and stood out to him.

Looking Ahead

Josiah left the experience with a newfound sense of purpose and belonging. The friendships established, the lessons learned, and the experiences shared have ignited an interest in cross-cultural exchange. Inspired by the hospitality of his host family, Josiah is determined to return to Spain, this time as a college student, embracing the opportunity to further immerse himself in its rich culture and history.

13,154 total items donated in the spring necessity drive. Thank you, North Central!

Mythology and Drama classes visited Gonzaga theater today for an adaptation of The Odyssey.

M-IST Spring Social

The 8th graders are hard at work writing their scripts for drama class. 

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This year marks 50 years since Spokane hosted the World's Fair that helped transform downtown. The Spokesman-Review is partnering with SPS to host a writing and art contest for high school students.

Your students can submit works of fiction, non-fiction, poetry, and art that is painted, drawn or created using other means.

Submissions are due by March 29.

Expo Contest | The Spokesman-Review