Students going to study island need to bring a calculator.
Next week the NJHS will begin collecting for Pennies For Patients. This money will be used to help support children with leukemia, lymphoma and other childhood cancers. Please check out the posters around school to see who our Honored heroes are. During the campaign we will have a 7th grade against 8th grade competition to see who can raise the most money to help stop out childhood cancer. Here is how it works; If you bring in dollars, checks or pennies they will count for your grade. If you bring in silver change like nickels, dimes and quarters they will count against the other grade. So, clean out your piggy banks and help the NJHS find a cure for childhood cancer.
There are still positions open on the track team. If you plan on being on the track team, you must get your paperwork to Mrs. Poppel ASAP!
Tryout clinics for high school cheerleading will be held March 10, March 12, and March 14. Informational packets are available in the junior high office or the athletic office. Packets are due to Mrs deNijs Friday March 9.
8th grade students - you must turn in your pink scheduling papers today.
On March 7th, there will be meeting for any 8th grade girl interested in playing tennis next year. If you are currently in a spring sport, please stop by during school to room C207, Mrs Eickhoff’s room, to pick up information. If you are not in a spring sport and are thinking about trying tennis, please come to the meeting. It will be right after school, and last about a half hour. You will need transportation home from the meeting.
For the month of March, the Student council is sponsoring a can and bottle recycling contest. The grade that collects the most cans and bottles will get to choose the theme of the next dance.
Please turn in all talent show permission forms to Mr O’Kane.
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