Sunday, May 17, 2015

May 15, 2015


Maura Radigan worked tirelessly
for great results
This is the first of many big weeks for seniors. Senior Project presentations are on Thursday
Nate Ackerman using his surfboard as his
backboard. Nice!



evening. I dedicate this week to their hard work. I would like to put the spotlight on the English Department, especially the senior teachers and those that assisted them with Senior Project. It is a long road for many of the seniors who need additional support. It may be time; dare I say the pendulum is swinging pretty significantly in a new direction. Lets enjoy the presentations and then think about where this will be housed in the future. Is there a better way? We will be looking for feedback and a group of people interested in this discussion. Beth Conrad we are very appreciative in your leadership in this area. Below you will see a small number of highlights of what is to come.
Katrina helping Bailey celebrate
binder completion




Here is the web address for an online comic created as Sam Schuettke's senior project...impressive.

Impressive Bridge Building



























Upcoming Events

May 21 – Senior Project Presentations 5 – 8 pm
May 26 – Chorus/Orchestra Concert   7 pm
                School Committee Meeting – cafeteria 7pm
May 27 – Band Awards Concert   7 pm
May 28 – Senior Athlete Banquet   6 pm
June 1 – Honors Night (Seniors) – 6 pm, NKHS Auditorium
June 2 – Senior Prom – 6 pm, Belle Mer, Newport
June 3 – Senior Banquet – 6 pm, Quonset O Club
June 5 – Graduation – 6 pm, URI Ryan Center

Student Management Office
The job description for the Assistant Principal of Student Services was closed on Friday, May 15, 2015. Interviews will be held Wednesday, May 20th.
The high school will be closed this summer to outside events. There will be HVAC work going on in multiple areas including the auditorium and both the main and guidance offices. We will be relocated to other areas of the building. I am working with DMS to relocate summer school.  Summer camps will continue. It may be difficult to get to your rooms on some days.
Dean’s Corner
With only limited detentions left for the school year, in terms of consequences you might be seeing more lunch detentions or alternative consequences. Thank you.


Food for Thought
“When words are both true and kind they can change the world." Buddha

Until next time…Think, Create, Innovate

Denise

2 comments:

  1. Hi Everyone. Thanks, Denise, for generating space for this comment.

    I'm sorry to be so late to thank so very many of you for helping personalized the NKHS experience for our 18 German student Exchangers and their two chaperones last month. This partnership takes plenty of hands and hearts, and once again, NKHS measured up! I am so grateful. I also welcome your questions, comments, and suggestions.

    It's now time for us to visit our German campus. Below is the final list of the 17 NKHS students heading to Burgau Academy with Elina Robberson and me on the evening of June 10. The 14 non-seniors and I intend to be in school on Wednesday, June 10th (the last Day 2). Each exchanger will have a check-out sheet to confirm their year-end obligations for each class, which they will turn in to the Guidance Department.

    Grade 9
    • Kalena Kuester

    Grade 10
    • Ashley Baierlein
    • Nicolette B. Barnes
    • Stephanie Krueger
    • Adam Matuzsek
    • Ian Wyllie

    Grade 11
    • Jacob Cotter
    • Elise Felker
    • Judith Hall
    • Jacob Haskell
    • Rachel Johnson
    • Allison Lenox
    • Catherine Lenox
    • Nicole Panek

    Grade 12
    • Thomas Cross
    • Daniel Fine
    • Taber Hersum

    We return on July 2.

    Thank you all so very much for your help as we close out the current school year here, and embark on the second half of our Exchange!

    Ruthann

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  2. Love Buddha! It starts with a thought,followed by a kind word and finally a way of life! World changing.

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