REMEMBERING ELI CORYN!! # 15 💙 Please join Northridge Lacrosse
as we remember & honor our former player & friend, Eli Coryn, this Friday, April 12th, @ Interra Field. Please arrive prior 7:00 pm. The JV boys lacrosse game vs Saint Joe begins at 7:00 pm followed by the Varsity game. Eli's family will be recognized at approximately 7:30 pm during the half time intermission of the JV Boys game! Students K-12 are free. Wear BLUE to the game & help us celebrate the LIFE of ELI CORYN! #blueforeli💙
Northridge Senior, Avery Virok from Lagrange, Indiana, has recently been named one of the incoming Stamps Scholars at Purdue University. The Stamps Scholars Program was founded by E. Roe Stamps and his late wife Penny in 2006, with the purpose of enabling extraordinary educational experiences for extraordinary students. The program has grown to include 36 universities across the country, with approximately 360 students receiving the honor every year. At Purdue University, Stamps Scholars receive annual awards covering their full cost of attendance, with an additional $10,000 enrichment fund for activities such as study abroad, research internships, and academic conferences. The program seeks students who demonstrate academic merit, strong leadership potential, and exceptional character. We are very excited for Avery to have earned this incredible opportunity!
Avery has a high passion for STEM, with plans to major in Biomedical Engineering at Purdue University. In her ideal future career, Avery would diligently work to aid communities through medical advancements and research. While at Northridge High School, Avery actively involved herself in a few clubs, including Science Olympiad, National Honor Society, Raider Tables, Junior Optimist Club, and National Art Honor Society. Avery wants to express gratitude to her parents, family and friends, and all the educators who invested in her to help her achieve this honor.
CONGRATS AVERY🔰💛💚🔰
NHS families. This is a reminder that tomorrow, March 21st are parent teacher conferences. Conferences are open house style and are from 4-8. Appointments not needed. We look forward to seeing you tomorrow.
NHS is so blessed to have Mrs. Collins in charge of our library. Not only do we have the best library around...Mrs. Collins team teaches with our teachers and helps students with their
research.
NHS students. Make sure you are checking you email daily for important information.
NHS students are bringing Shakespeare into the 21st century by translating the work into text.
Scholastic Art & Writing Awards, the nation’s longest-running, most prestigious recognition program for creative teens, has just released the 2024 Key and Honorable Mention awards. Nine students earned honors this year, several earning more than one distinction. Students’ entries are blindly adjudicated by some of the foremost leaders in the visual and literary arts, with jurors looking for works that exemplify the Awards’ core values: originality, technical skill, and the emergence of personal voice or vision. Please congratulate these students on their accomplishments:
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Student Council members celebrating our wonderful bus drivers and all they do with coffee and donuts.
Special thank you to our NHS Student Council reps for providing an amazing breakfast for our staff and their consistent leadership!
NHS staff were treated to a special Christmas breakfast organized and hosted by Student Council. Special thank you to the Village Inn, Essenhaus, and Java Ridge for a great spread. Staff was also treated to a special performance by our choir. Stay tuned to see the amazing raffles donated by student clubs, teams, social clubs, and boosters at the High School.
Available this Wednesday the 2023-2024 "The shirt." Our cheer block has designed this shirt with all proceeds going to Dollars for Scholars. Get yours this Wednesday at the Boys Basketball game. Only $10.
NHS cheer block leaders presented the amazing things they are doing for our student body at tonight's school board meeting.
JV boys in action at Culver
Let's go Barbie, Let's go Bungee. Mrs. King's math class used scatter plots and regression lines to create bungee ropes for Barbie. The goal was to get as close to the ground without touching.
Mock interviews taking place today for our NHS students. Special thank you to all our community members who volunteered their time to interview our students.
A little Trebuchet action at NHS this morning.
Where are you now? Welcome to the Northridge Alumni Career Connections Project! We hope to connect with as many Northridge grads as possible and learn what you are doing and what path you took to get there! You are a valuable resource to current Northridge students trying to decide on their next steps after graduation. Whether you graduated from Northridge last year or 50+ years ago, we want to know where life has taken you. Whether you have continued to make your home in Middlebury, remained a Hoosier, or ventured further away, we want to hear from you. What career path have you taken? What is your current job? Are you willing to talk with a current Northridge student interested in your field? Would you be willing to be a guest speaker (in person or virtually)? We are excited to create a resource that gives students a network of NHS grads and their career paths as they decide what direction they will take in their own life. Thank you in advance for helping out your fellow Raiders! Once a Raider, always a Raider! https://docs.google.com/forms/d/14wKv3-F-B-SzQNXrYj1tsCgcM0M48JsOkHqkd2TqQQ4/edit?usp=sharing_eil_m&ts=6557c840
Boys basketball has begun. Scrimmage versus Central Noble.
Lady Raiders warming up.
