The holiday door decoration contest has been decided. The winners are...
Ryan's advisory = 6th,
Mr. V's = 5th,
Miss B's = 4th,
Karen's = 3rd,
Donna's = 2nd,
Josie's = 1st place!
Congratulations!
The NLCS elves have been busy making cookies. These tasty treats will be available for purchase tonight at conferences.
(Correction)
$20 per box and I only have 3 boxes. They have 25 cookies in them. one box of decorate your own for $20 with sugar cookies, 3 colors of frosting and 12 sugar cookies w/ sprinkles.
Reminder: Tonight is Presentation Night. 4:30 to 7:00 pm. Chili will be served. The band will perform. Cookies and crafts will be available for purchase. We look forward to seeing you.
The staff usually put on a weekly skit to help remind students of the good behavior we expect of them. This week is the last one of the 2022 year and it's a special one!
https://youtu.be/GTQOsbrTyVA
NLCS families and students. We are anticipating issues with side roads not being plowed by the time bus routes start in the morning. Due to this, we will have a 2 hour delayed start on Friday. If you ride a bus, please look for it 2 hours after your normal pickup time. Friday the 16th, will be a 2 hour delayed start.
Good evening NLCS. The National Weather Service is reporting even worse weather conditions starting tonight through noon tomorrow. No travel is advised. We will have another E Learning day for Thursday, December 15. Teachers will be on call for help as needed. Please stay safe.
Good evening Northern Lights families, students, and staff. Due to the weather tonight that will affect the driving in the morning and the fact that we have students and staff located in places like Duluth, Hibbing, Chisholm and Floodwood - Wednesday will be an E-Learning day. No in-person school tomorrow. All students should have assignments from their teachers and a way to contact them if they need help. Thank you for your patience and understanding. Please stay safe and warm.
The trout eggs have arrived! NLCS participates in the MN DNR/Trout Unlimited Trout in the Classroom program. Each winter, we are given custody of a jar full of trout eggs that we are responsible to raise until they can be released in the spring in a nearby body of water. Stay tuned for pictures as they hatch and grow!
https://www.troutintheclassroom.org/
Annnnd...a few more.
More choir and band pics...
Yesterday was Community Service Day at NLCS. The band and choir club visited Grand Village and The Emeralds to entertain the residents with some holiday tunes.
The first edition of the NLCS student newspaper is available now. Check out a digital copy here: https://5il.co/1lhnt
A few more pics.
The afternoon was filled with leadership, problem solving and team building activities.
It was an active day for students at NLCS today. We started with the 9th graders earning some community service hours at Second Harvest North Central Food Bank.
We are making plans to offer a Drivers' Education class in school soon. If your student would like to participate, please reach out to their advisor and let them know so we can get a good idea of how many are interested. The fee would be $100 for the class.
Another beautiful cake was completed by Leila Jerry. Strawberry banana with strawberry buttercream, taffy and fresh strawberries. Delicious!
The cakes and their makers: Dusty and Talon with a Minecraft Cake, Darreona and Jordin with a peanut butter/apple cheese cake, and Kyler and DeShawn with a triple-layer red velvet cake. Good job, bakers!
Looks like the Chopped Challenge class completed some tasty cakes today! If anyone wants to know why I can't lose weight this is why! So good!
