December/January/February Dear Northeast High School Parents, Wow! We were close in the Scholarship Challenge for the student body obtaining 90% E-Free per grade level during 1st marking period. Only 130 students short; our best performance by our Eagles since the Challenge began during 3rd marking period of last school year. Parents, we need your help to get there. Please continue to check your student’s grades every Monday and make sure they filled out their schedule for extra help during NHS Hour. The matrix of availability for teachers during NHS Hour can be accessed on northeasthigh.org. Also, if you are able, help start the “Homework House” in your neighborhoods. Be the place that students can gather and get homework done after school. If you and your neighbors start a rotation for where an adult can be present and provide the snacks—kids will come and work together to pass all their classes. Remind students, if they achieve the Scholarship Challenge they will be the first student body to achieve such high academic success, and they will be the first student body to be able to wear hats and caps during the school day—remind them to Make History! I want to congratulate all students who have made the Honor Roll 1st marking period. If they remain on the Honor Roll 2nd marking period, we have a nice T-Shirt award waiting for them. This will be a nice piece of gear to wear during the school day or to come and support all our winter athletes as they begin their competitions next week. Lastly, parents, keep a look out for connect ed. messages advertising a Parent University session on cooking healthy meals. There will be room for 25 people. So grab a friend or spouse and enjoy a cooking class. It will be first come first serve. As always, please call the school at 410-437-6400 with any concerns or questions you have about your student’s academic progress or well-being. Together we will help all our Eagles Rise! We Are Northeast, Jason T. Williams Principal Jason T. Williams, Principal * 410-437-6400 * 1121 Duvall Highway, Pasadena, MD 21122 Principal’s Newsletter Northeast High School
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December/January/February
Dear Northeast High School Parents,
Wow! We were close in the Scholarship Challenge for the student body obtaining 90% E-Free per grade
level during 1st marking period. Only 130 students short; our best performance by our Eagles since the
Challenge began during 3rd marking period of last school year.
Parents, we need your help to get there. Please continue to check your student’s grades every Monday and
make sure they filled out their schedule for extra help during NHS Hour. The matrix of availability for
teachers during NHS Hour can be accessed on northeasthigh.org. Also, if you are able, help start the
“Homework House” in your neighborhoods. Be the place that students can gather and get homework done
after school. If you and your neighbors start a rotation for where an adult can be present and provide the
snacks—kids will come and work together to pass all their classes. Remind students, if they achieve the
Scholarship Challenge they will be the first student body to achieve such high academic success, and they
will be the first student body to be able to wear hats and caps during the school day—remind them to
Make History!
I want to congratulate all students who have made the Honor Roll 1st marking period. If they remain on
the Honor Roll 2nd marking period, we have a nice T-Shirt award waiting for them. This will be a nice
piece of gear to wear during the school day or to come and support all our winter athletes as they begin
their competitions next week.
Lastly, parents, keep a look out for connect ed. messages advertising a Parent University session on
cooking healthy meals. There will be room for 25 people. So grab a friend or spouse and enjoy a cooking
class. It will be first come first serve.
As always, please call the school at 410-437-6400 with any concerns or questions you have about your
student’s academic progress or well-being. Together we will help all our Eagles Rise!
We Are Northeast,
Jason T. Williams
Principal
Jason T. Williams, Principal * 410-437-6400 * 1121 Duvall Highway, Pasadena, MD 21122
Principal’s Newsletter Northeast High School
Calendar of Events
DECEMBER 2016
2nd School Closed for Parent/Teacher Conferences
7th 2 Hour Early Dismissal
Professional Development for Teachers
8th Dance Concert 7:00 PM
9th Interims Distributed
Dance Concert- 7:00 PM
13th PTSA Meeting- 6:30 PM
14th Choral Concert- 7:00 PM
15th Band Concert- 7:00 PM
22nd 2 Hour Early Dismissal
23rd -
30th School Closed for Christmas/Winter Break
JANUARY 2017
2nd School Closed for Christmas/Winter Break
10th PTSA meeting - 6:30 p.m.
13th NHS Got Talent
16th School Closed for
Martin Luther King Jr.’s Birthday
17th 3A & 4A Quarterly Exams
18th 3B & 4B Quarterly Exams
19th 1A & 2A Quarterly Exams
End of 2nd Marking Period
2 Hour Early Dismissal
20th 1B & 2B Quarterly Exams
2 Hour Early Dismissal
23rd School Closed for Students
24th Beginning of 3rd Marking Period
30th Scheduling Night
31st Report Cards Distributed
FEBRUARY 2017
8th 2 Hour Early Dismissal
Professional Development for Teachers
14th PTSA– 6:30 PM
20th School Closed for Presidents’ Day
24th Interims Distributed
27th Meet the Coaches– 7:00 PM
Message about Electronic Devices
Parents, we would like to make you aware of an ongoing issue that students are
having with electronic devices. These are the most stolen items in our building.
Anne Arundel County Public Schools has addressed this issue in Policy JCO-
RA: Use of Personal Electronic Communication Devices by Students.
Procedure #5 states: Anne Arundel County Public Schools is not responsible for
the loss, theft, damage, misuse, unauthorized use, destruction, or data fees of
any Personal Electronic Communication Devices brought to
school by a student. So please remind your child that
Northeast High School is a public place and that if they do
bring an electronic device into the building to keep them
locked up, secured, or on their person at all times.
News About Our Students
Student of the Month Student of the Month is a recognition program designed to put the spotlight on those students who have
made notable contributions in a specific department. Students who have special talent or creativity, display
a positive attitude and outstanding work ethic, or who have done an all around outstanding job, are
nominated for Student of the Month.
Congratulations to the following students who were Student of the Month for September and October 2016:
September October
Administration Kai Samuels Morgan Cox
Art T. Catherine Wood Samantha Stylc
Avid Megan January Benjamin Clarke
Business Eryn Carr Shelby McAdams
English Michael Carnes Joseph Castillo
FACS Kyle Mosco Alyssa Rivers
FLS Arrean Hemmati Melanie Powell
Guidance Casey Lowry Casey Biglow
Math Angle Calderon Noah Whiteman
MJROTC Cadet Tyler Fields Karl Maloy
Music Madison McDonald Jennifer Field
PE Thomas Gargano Kinlee Brun
Science MacKenzie Jones Garrett Alexander
Social Studies Grace Carroll Savannah Quick
Tech Ed. Amanda Howland Maya Rogalski
WCL Kaylie DeGruchy Stephanie Durity
More News About Our Students
Perfect Attendance
Perfect Attendance means no absences, no tardies, and no early dismissals.
Congratulations to the following students who achieved perfect attendance for first marking period:
Grade 9
Alexis Aburn
Brandon Adams
Jaylin Albury
Dylan Ambrose
Nicholas Anderson
Jacob Ashe
Mark Ashman
Makayla Belanger
Sydney Bell
Logan Bishop
Maiya Blevins
Jessica Brin
Antonio Bryant
Grace Carroll
Logan Clark
Taylor Colbert
Jordan Eyler
Ashley Gernert
Brendan Gottleib
Cora Grayson
Shea Hall
Jonathan Hegarty
Madison Hobbs
Faith Jackson
Robert Jackson
Ashley Kane
Brodie
Katzenberger
Nickie Kelly
Nyla Kendall
Rachel Kidwell
Ellie Kienast
Jaden Kramer
Ramon Lugo
Chase Lyons
Jason Maatouk
Karl Maloy
Jacob McClung
Mackenzie Mitchell
Gary O'Neill
Jessica Daniels
Duane Davis
Jordan DeGruchy
Megan Dietzway
Ernest Dimler
Anna Dove
Matthew Doyle
Dejia Drummond
Victoria Fitez
Carly Gernert
Maggie Gosewisch
Ke'Shaun Greenleaf
Harrison Hause
Kenny Ho
Amanda Howland
Antoinette Kavades
Alycin Labbe
Sarah Leyland
Joseph Maatouk
Franki Maus
Kayla Miller
Dalton Milliken
Kayla Mitchell
Ryan Nappier
Megan Paulis
Izaiah Plaza
Bailey Pope
Melanie Powell
Justin Schildt
Heather Smith
Rodney Smoot
Anthony Stewart
Cole Switzer
Daniel VanDyke
Jake Vinopal
Noah Wheatley
Noah Whiteman
Kendall Wightman
Nathan Wilkes
Paul Yozsa
Jasmine Kidd
David Langenfelder
Brandon LeBarron
Paul Mitchell Lim
Matthew Lorch
David Marvel
Anna-Lyn
Masterson
Kaitlyn McGurk
Zachary Nguyen
Harsh Patel
Christopher Pelino
Katherine Rayhart
Emma Russell-
Duda
Rushil Savalia
Zoe Smith
Andrew Solley
Nathan Stephens
Amanda Taylor
Jillian Taylor
Seth Taylor
Layla Tiberio
Madelyn Watson
Alyssa Whitney
Alexis Williams
Joshua Williams
Isaiah Wood Jones
Steven Wright
Grade 11
Bryanne Adams
Valon Anthony
Lena Aplin
Boris Avelar
Samantha Baysic
Brianna Benge
Sabrina Benge
Aaron Blevins
Harshilkumar
Chovatia
Taylor Parker
Hannah Sisk
Taylor Stahl
Katlyn Steinhart
Alex Summers
Sarah Underwood
Sharon Wang
Austin White
Grace Whiteman
Tony Woo
Elizabeth Zeits
Grade 10
Aiden Barnhart
Logan Blake
Cori Bryant
Hope Burke
Emily Calvert
Kaleigh Cassell
Rattikan Chaiyaruk
Alison Clark
David Coking
Brianna Collins
Dana Creamer
Chase Delimater
Emma Fleming
Joshua Foster
Thomas Gargano
Ashley Gasca
Dylan Godleski
Marshall
Greenwood
Jena Harbin
Mason Hardesty
Kelly Harkins
Carrie Hartzell
Keith Ho
Andrew Hood
Sabrina Jackson
Naomi Jerrell
Dominic Keffalas
Grade 12
Zachary Alexander
Shawn Anderson
Kyle Ashe
Megan Carr
Andrew Collins
Roderick Fernandez
Tayler Gernert
Amanda Griggs
Savannah Healy
Sarah Jackson
Connor Johnson
Kaitlyn Kidwell
Jason Knott
Aspen Lavicka
Claire McCarriher
Gabrielle Meredith
Najah Newkirk
Karina Ordonez-
Marroquin
Joshua Palinkas
Haley Pickeral
Brianna Price
Brandi Quasney
Rachael Robinson
Kyle Schwartz
Neal Spence
Meghan Watson
Emily White
Bennett Wingate
Lucy Zhang
Principal’s Honor Roll
We are proud to congratulation the following students who made the Principal’s Honor Roll for the first
marking period. To make Principal’s Honor Roll, a student must receive all A’s on their report card.
Way to go Eagles!!
Honor Roll
Congratulations to the following students who made the Honor Roll for the first marking period:
Grade 9
Brytanie Abraham
Alexis Aburn
Blaine Adler
Olamide Ajayi
Jaylin Albury
Taylor Allison
Nicholas Anderson
Jacob Appler
Landrie Armstrong
Jacob Ashe
Mark Ashman
Katelynne Askew
Olyvia Bamberger
Alexandrea Barnett
Makayla Belanger
Sydney Bell
Maiya Blevins
Alyssa Borgert
Jarrod Boyer
Rebekah Butler
Michael Carnes
Christopher Carr
Logan Clark
Benjamin Clarke
Amber Coakley
Rhian Coates
Taylor Colbert
Geoffrey Conkle
Courtney Cox
Adrian Cuevas
Troy Curran
Ryne Curry
Abigail Dailey
Keith Desposito
Ethan Diddlemeyer
Jenna Donohue
Evelyn Doolittle
Madelyn Drexel
Lyndsay Edwards
Aaron Ellecamp
Samantha Emrich
Maritza Falchetti
Mia Fernandez
Matthew Floyd
Torrance Flynn
Zachary Fogarty
Ryan Geisler
Ashley Gernert
Brendan Gottleib
Cora Grayson
Madison Gregg
Syrena Griffin
Hunter Griffith
Zoey Groves
Jorge Guajardo
Brooke Haley
Leah Haley
Isabelle Hall
Shea Hall
Jonathan Hegarty
Michaela Helfrick-
Christman
Jade Henneman
Brendan Heptner
Madison Hobbs
Faith Jackson
Alyssa Jacobs
Kayla Jennings
Jordan Jocus
Brodie Katzenberger
Rohni Kaushal
Mason Keefe
Walter Kinder
Gabriel Knaus
Jaden Kramer
Alexander Kyper
Michael Lane
Jerry Lawson
Hailey Lonczynski
Anastasia Long
Desiree Luck
Nicholas Lusby
Chase Lyons
Jason Maatouk
Jasmine Main
Emerson Maldonado-
Munguia
Gage McCauley
Jacob McClung
Stacy McGinnis
Conner McGregor
Peyton Mcie
Emmanuel Mencia
Ethan Mettle
Gabrielle Milillo
Lauren Miller
Savannah Miller
Mackenzie Mitchell
Keyvon Montague
Charles Moody
Da'rel Moore
Jonathan Moran
Aedan Munger
Sasha Nicholas
Max Niemann
Taylyn Norfolk
Tyler Oakes
Grade 9
Ryan Adams
Dylan Ambrose
Gianna Ambrose
Grace Boudris
Arianna
Braunstein
Jessica Brin
Emily Bryant
Joseph Castillo
Kaitlyn Edmunds
Jonathan Garvey
Arrean Hemmati
Mallorie Hetzel
Prakriti Karki
Abigail Karl
Rachel Kidwell
Abigail Kienast
Ellie Kienast
Marissa Lynne
Cruz Maez
Karl Maloy
Lindsay McCabe
Glacia Niles
Jaela Paschall
Hannah Perez
Taylor Rafiq
Haley Richards
Taylor Stahl
Sharon Wang
Abigail Ward
Ashley Zepp
Grade 10
Brianna Collins
Morgan Cox
Zackery Delozier
Trinity Gray
Kelly Harkins
Delaney Hatfield
Andrew Hood
Bryan Knipp
Kiersten Lamke
Hope McDonald
Rushil Savalia
Zoe Smith
Jillian Taylor
Matthew Zephir
Grade 11
Sabrina Benge
Duane Davis
Victoria Fitez
Katie Forand
Maggie Gosewisch
Jayda Griffin
Amanda Howland
Elliot Lowman
Brandon Nguyen
Izaiah Plaza
Melanie Powell
Noah Whiteman
Grade 12
Conlan Birdsall
Brittany Coburn
Maxwell Dispaldo
Kenzie Fuller
Sarah Gordon
Kailyn Grossberg
Kyle Harvey
Matthew Hoffnagle
Bethany Kearney
Kaitlyn Kidwell
Casey Lowry
Yarilee Martinez
Mallory McKenna
McKinsey Rupert
Samantha Stylc
Alina White
Amanda Wiseman
Bayly Woodley
More News About Our Students
Honor Roll (continued)
Marlon Owens
Troy Owens
Jacob Peebles
Delaney Piechowiak
Kylie Plumb
Lena Plummer
Shire Prive
Taylor Reeves
Victoria Remmey
Sebastian Rodriguez
Andrew Rogalski
Nicholas Ryder-
Bullock
Sophia Schnebel
Alexa Shaffer
Madison Shaner
Connor Shell
Kelsey Shell
Oriah Shelton
Kylee Simmons
Hannah Sisk
Allison Snyder
Gaeun Son
Ryleigh Spiegel
Gabrielle Starlings
Katlyn Steinhart
Jeffrey Stinchcomb
Alex Summers
Ryan Suska
Cecilia Swarthout
Brittney Sweeney
Mackenzie Sweitzer
Kayla Tamondong
Shelby Tavenner
Stephen Thomas
Sean Thursby
Savanna Tully
Ricardo Tyree
Meghan Villarreal
Gideon Volkman
Dakota Warren
Ronald Wheeler
Grace Whiteman
Kody Whittington
John Williams
Madison Williams
Trevor Williams
Allyson Wills
Brianna Wise
Tony Woo
Tyler Woodruff
Austin Wright
Elizabeth Zeits
Eric Zheng
Grade 10
Garrett Alexander
Colin Anderson
Kristin Anderson
Hailey Argonis
Robert Armiger
Josef Baez
Joshua Bassett
Divine Benson
Bethany Bessling
Tanner Bishop
Logan Blake
Destiny Booth
Kendall Boyd
Brandon Brilhart
Adam Brooks
Hope Burke
Emily Calvert
Kaleigh Cassell
Megan Chiurazzi
Alison Clark
Connor Clark
Dana Creamer
Evelyn Cronise
Jacob Cuff
Mackenzie Curran
Jeremy Dawidowicz
Joshua Dawidowicz
Hailey Dawson
Chase Delimater
Sabrina DeLizio
Madison DeVeaux
Bennett Diaz
Macey Dies
Caleb Dixon
Nicole Dornberger
Calista Dugan
Julia Dunkerson
Kyle Fall
Ashley Ferguson
Jacqueline Fitzgerald
Emma Fleming
Matthew Flynn
Destiny Fowler
Kylie Freeburger
Shelby Friia
Deven Fuller
Luciano Gargano
Thomas Gargano
Ashley Gasca
Allyson Giordano
Gavriele Goss
Kaja Gravenor
Nicholas Handy
Jena Harbin
Mason Hardesty
Brooke Harvey
Matthew Heffington
Keith Ho
Paige Holsinger
Zoie Hunt
Hannah Ibberson
Lauren Jackson
Sabrina Jackson
Morgan James
Naomi Jerrell
Nicholas Jones
Erin Kaline
Brooke Katzenberger
Dominic Keffalas
Matthew Kennedy
Alyssa Kisielewski
Olivia Kostick
David Langenfelder
Brandon LeBarron
Jayla Liles
Paul Mitchell Lim
Carly Lussier
Chrissa Lyons
Sydney Makarovich
Carlos Maldonado-
Munguia
Darizeny Marroquin-
Gomez
Cody Masiello
Anna-Lyn Masterson
Kaitlyn McGurk
Sophie Moore
Kyle Mosco
Gage Myer
Ryleigh Nalley
Zachary Nguyen
Jackelin Ordonez-
Marroquin
Rutvik Pandya
Harsh Patel
McKenzi Priest
Savannah Quick
Katherine Rayhart
Kirsten Reigrut
Syrus Riner
Nathaniel Rojas
Jade Root
Emma Russell-Duda
Colby Sanders
Sean Santana
Raymond Sharp
Victoria Sheffield
Andrew Solley
McKenna Sparks
Nathan Stephens
Ryan Syme
Amanda Taylor
Seth Taylor
Layla Tiberio
Heath Underwood
Noelia Velasquez
Jesus Villa
Kaitlyn Wedemeyer
Alexander Weister
Justin Wheeler
Alyssa Whitney
Alexis Williams
Joshua Williams
Connor Wilson
Sydney Wingate
Damian Wirth
Paige Wood
Bethany Wright
Daniel Wright
Andrew Zaukus
Taylor Ziler
Grade 11
Alyssia Adams
Bryanne Adams
Mariah Adams
Zachary Adams
David Allison
Rebecca Anderson
Valon Anthony
Amaya Barboza
Corine Barracato
Hannah Bartholomew
Samantha Baysic
Veronica Beatty
Taylor Beauford
Jake Beitle
Taylor Bell
Brianna Benge
Haven Bennett
Om Bhardwaj
Emily Bishoff
Lyndsay Bozek
J'Hazz Brown
Ryan Brown
Kinlee Bruns
Zachary Buckingham
William Byrd
Joshua Cain
Angel Calderon
Zachary Campbell
Madalyn Cantrell
Garrett Cauffman
Harshilkumar Chovatia
Cameron Christian
Kera Ciezobka
Victoria Collins
Marcus Colvin
Tabitha Crowe
Alicia Cusick
Tyler Davis
Sarah Day
Hannah De Guzman
Rick Debnath
Tyler DeBoy
Jordan DeGruchy
Kaylie DeGruchy
Megan Dietzway
Ernest Dimler
Kayla Disasi
Anna Dove
Matthew Doyle
Dejia Drummond
Thomas Eades
Brandon Edwards
Jacob Ellecamp
Mary Emge
Nichole Fish
Christopher Funk
Maxwell Garnes
Hannah Garrett
Carly Gernert
Madison Ginevan
Kailyn Golder
Colin Grayson
Tyler Green
Hunter Hamilton
Veronica Hampton
Shajan Hamza
Cheyenne Hardy
Reeana Havard
Even More News About Our Students
Honor Roll (continued)
Shyenne Helmer-Berry
Corrine Hensley
Kenny Ho
Amber Hohrein
Kyle Hurd
Alexus Johnson
Christina Jordan
Mallory Karnei
Karan Kaushal
Antoinette Kavades
Ryon Kemp
Taylor Kephart
Kaitlyn Kiser
Nathan Klasmeyer
Melanie Kral
Alycin Labbe
Emily Lamb
Sydney Langlois
Lindsey Laughlin
Jane Lee
Melaney Lemaster
Andrew Lemon
Pedro Leveron
Kurtis Link
Alan Long
Slate Lucia
Joseph Maatouk
Patrick Martinek
Jael Mason
Robert Massey
Jenna Matulonis
Franki Maus
Shelby McAdams
Lisa McChesney
Anneliese McCoy-
Knight
Nicholas McGinty
Emilee Melton
Andrea Mencia
Alexis Mettle
Angenette Miller
Kayla Miller
Kayla Mitchell
Abigail Morton
Andres Moya
Mea Munoz
Shen Naglieri
Ryan Nappier
Joseph Nicholson
Alexis Niemann
Mallory Owens
Tamara Pack
David Patterson
Megan Paulis
Brian Perry
Brady Phillips
Sierra Phillips
Katilyn Pollard
Tyrique Pratt
Marisol Quiroz
Jacob Radvansky
Marc Rieder
Richard Ringler
Alec Robey
Maya Rogalski
Corey Rush
Braiden Ryan
Ciara Ryan
Micah Santos
Gwen Sharman
Morgan Shell
Ciera Shiflett
Cambrea Sieck
Brianna Sisk
Laura Skorobatsch
Savannah Slattery
Heather Smith
Demontay Snowden
Walter Solley
Seth Stankiewicz
Emma Strauss
Cole Switzer
Laura Temples
Brandon Tolbert
Izabelle Torres
James Towler
Shianne Trout
Micah Tyler-
Coleman
Jake Vinopal
Matthew Wade
Kohl Westveer
Kendall Wightman
Garrett Wiley
Matthew Wilhelm
Nathan Wilkes
Taylor Wood
Kassidee Wright
Kristen Wright
Tyler Wright
Kristen Zabst
Grade 12
Rachel Adams
Alexis Akers
Julia Alexander
Zachary Alexander
Jacob Ambrozewicz
Nadeem Ameen
Nicole Amoroso
Shawn Anderson
Damian Arellano
Haley Armstrong
Aleah Ashburn
Kyle Ashe
Sandy Awad
Kaylee Barnett
Skylir Bennett
Timothy Benson
Madelyn Berry
Emily Blueford
Emily Boisseau
Dashawn Branch
Alexis Brengle
Hannah Brown
Tyler Brown
Taylor Buck
Muhammad Butt
Kymberly Calderone
Megan Carr
Lucas Carroll
Jocelyn Castillo
Kenya Cawthorne
Robert Cerasuolo
Jiawen Chen
Rachel Chiurazzi
Lance Clark
Morgan Coakley
Andrew Collins
Carly Crehan
Victoria Curran
Alanna Daly
Lauryn Daniels
Kayla Dickerson
Samuel Dickinson
Alexandra Ditch
Madison Doss
Mallory Dunker
Sha'Kiara Edmonds
Michael Edmondson
Faith Ellingson
Hayley Fernandez
Roderick Fernandez
Jennifer Field
Daniel Figlia
Alexandra Fox
Juliannah Fox
Nicholas Gardner
Alexis Garmer
Tayler Gernert
John Godleski
Savannah Healy
James Heisler
Kaitlyn Helwich
Jennifer Hodges
Zachary Hott
Daniel Howell
Abigail Hunt
Dharma Hunt
Ra'Nya Jacobs
Megan January
Cameron Johnson
Connor Johnson
Mackenzie Jones
Rachel Karlowitz
Christian Keys
Zachary Kienast
Alyssa Kiser
Jason Knott
Cheyenne Knuckles
MaKenzie Kraft
Kevin Kruger
Michaela Lauterbach
Aspen Lavicka
Hailey Lewis
Hannie Joyce Lim
Janae Littlejohn
Jordan Lucas
Kelsey Lupinek
Salivan Mamo
Chelsey Manansala
Julianna Maupin
Claire McCarriher
Brennan McConnell
Madison McDonald
Cassie McGinnis
Troy McNeill
Kirsten Midkiff
Emily Miller
Isabelle Montigny
Taylor Moore
Emily Myers
Brayden Nungester
Karina Ordonez-
Marroquin
Mason Owens
Ashley Palestis
Emily Partlow
Haley Pickeral
Joshua Powell
Brianna Price
McKenzie Prince
Breana Purkey
Brandi Quasney
Kinsley Reihl
Chelsey Roberts
Rachael Robinson
Jacoby Rojas
Paola Romero-Lopez
Keegan Ruhl
Kai Samuels
Kassidey Shumway
Christopher Silman
Marissa Sink
Kieran Sinnett
Emma Sledgeski
Brittany Smith
Justin Talley
Maurice Todd
Alyssa Tracey
Natalie Tyler
Vince Umali
Ian Walton
Meghan Watson
Maria Weddle
Alexis Weisgerber
Steven Wenzel
Emily White
John Williams
Brian Wise
Lucy Zhang
Office of School Counseling... NORTHEAST HIGH SCHOOL GUIDANCE OFFICE
ACT REGISTRATION DATE Feb. 11 January 13 April 8 March 3 June 10 May 5 SAT REGISTRATION DATE Jan. 21 December 21 March 11 February 10 May 6 April 7 June 3 May 9
RETURN OF THE EAGLE
The School Counseling Department at Northeast is again sponsoring “Return of the Eagles”. This is a program in which we invite back alumni to speak with our current seniors and juniors about life after high school. Our goal is to encourage our students to take more rigorous courses in high school. In other words, we would like our students to make the most out of their high school experience. We have targeted two days, Wednesday, January 4th or Thursday, January 5th. If you are interested in attending, please call Mrs. Frashure in the School Counseling Office at 410-437-6400. When calling, please let us know which day would be most convenient for you. In addition, we need to know what periods you will be able to cover...1,2,3 or 4th. Naturally, we will give you an outline of topics that could be covered. We hope to hear from you soon.
QUARTERLY EXAMS ARE COMING!
With the January frost comes examination time. Exams are given in each subject area. Senior high students have exams on January 17,18,19 and 20th. As a rule two exams are given on the same day. How do students prepare for exams? Students who have attended school regularly, completed daily homework assignments, and maintained satisfactory grades or better should be well prepared for exams in all classes. Teachers will review the major areas of importance in preparation for the exams. However, there are several other tips that the high school counselors recommend for success on semester exams.
1. Students need to review each subject and organize the materials for each subject BEFORE studying. For example, a student taking U.S. History, would collate all notes, quizzes, tests, maps, etc. in a folder in preparation for studying. This should take place at least one week prior to the exam.
2. Students should determine if they need help in
any subject area BEFORE the exam. In this way “gaps” or a student’s deficiency in the subject can be addressed and help can be obtained. Although this evaluation on one’s competency in a subject area should be ongoing, students need to seek help early in January.
3. A “study plan” needs to be developed for each
subject area. Students need to estimate the amount of study time they will need to prepare adequately for each exam. This plan will vary according to the course content and the student’s evaluation of his/her strengths or weaknesses in the particular course.
4. “Studying” results in better grades when the
student divides the material into meaningful parts and studies the material over several days. Oftentimes, parents can serve as “coaches” for students in asking questions or helping them review out loud.
5. Finally, all students need to plan for adequate
rest during exams. Work schedules may need to be adjusted during this time. A “study plan” is developed and implemented early. Students can avoid “cramming” the night before the exam and then taking the exam in an exhausted state.
REPORT CARDS
Report cards for the first semester will be distributed on Tuesday, January 31st. It is very important at this time to sit down with your child and discuss report card grades with them. Getting good grades on a report card is the perfect opportunity to compliment and praise your child for a job well done. A plan jointly developed with your child must be implemented to address a report card with failing grades. Your teen should have a plan to improve grades. Here is an outline to help your teen develop a plan:
SCHEDULE CHANGES FOR SECOND SEMESTER
Request for changes in courses for second semester may be granted only if one or more of the following criteria is met: 1. Seniors needing a class for graduation. 2. Failure in a pre-requisite course. 3. Course was previously passed.
NCAA CLEARINGHOUSE
Members of the Class of 2017 who hope to play Division I or II athletics need to process a form for the Clearinghouse. The NCAA application can be accessed from the Website using www.ncaaclearinghouse.net and should be submitted promptly providing that the student has taken the SAT I or the ACT at least once.
TRANSCRIPTS
Seniors requiring transcripts for college applications or scholarships, must have a transcript form, signed by a parent, on file in the School Counseling Office. Each transcript is $2.00. Seniors, please allow enough time for a recommendation and transcript to be processed. At least three days notice should be given to the counselors and Mrs. Conner to have these forms ready.
SENIOR STARS
Seniors, please let us share in the excitement of post graduation plans and/or scholarship awards. Share with us your plans for after graduation on the morning announcements.
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR SCHOLARS
Scholarships for Scholars provides outstanding scholarship opportunities. The program was established by the Anne Arundel County Board of Education in 1983 for the purpose of awarding scholarships to senior scholars attending private and public secondary schools in Anne Arundel County. The scholarships are awarded in May to high school seniors who have “demonstrated exceptional abilities” in the following areas: Business Technology, Family and Consumer Science, English, Foreign Language, Mathematics, Physical Education, Science, Social Studies, Art, Drama, Music, Career and Technology Education. Also, scholarship opportunities in this program exist for students who have contributed to their school and county-at-large through volunteerism or civic leadership in community activities. APPLICATIONS FOR SCHOLARLSHIPS FOR SCHOLARS ARE AVAILABLE ON LINE THIS YEAR. Mr. Markowski will provide more details to our students soon. The student deadline is February 2nd.
SENIOR REMIND 101 This year the School Counseling Department is going to utilize Remind 101 to text messages directly to your phone. Our goal is to ease communication. We will use this to send reminders about scholarships, college deadlines, and senior information. Please join us by texting the following message: @27e7fd to 81010. Once you have sent the message, you will be asked to reply with your name. Trouble using 81010? Try texting @27e7fd to 443-470-8813 instead.
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SCHEDULING FOR 2017/2018
Beginning in January, your student will start to select their classes for next year. Scheduling is a very important process. Students should take a rigorous series of classes that they can remain successful in. Rigor and grades are the two most important factors in college admissions. From a school standpoint, we schedule the building based on student course requests. Please take the scheduling process seriously. Scheduling Timeline: January 17-20: Teachers will meet with students and make their recommendations. January 30th (tentative): Students take home course selection sheets with teacher recommendations so they can discuss course selection with parents. Scheduling Night. Come learn about various courses, including AP classes. February 1st: Course selection sheets returned to school with parent signature. February: School Counselors meet with students individually to finalize course selection. April: Final course selection sheets are distributed for parents to review and determine any final course changes
ACCUPLACER TESTING
Seniors and all students that applied to Anne Arundel Community College in October, the next step in the admission process is to take the ACCUPLACER exam or submit acceptable SAT/ACT scores. The Accuplacer will be given at Northeast on February 17th. You will receive a pass with a specific test time. Begin to prepare now! See your school counselor for details.
We are excited to announce that we are now offering the convenience of online registration through partner company, FamilyID (www.familyid.com). ALL SPRING ATHLETES MUST COMPLETE THE SPRING REGISTRATION. Even if you played a sport in the fall or winter, the online registration must be done again for the SPRING. YOU WILL NOT NEED A NEW PHYSICAL IF YOU PLAYED SPORTS IN THE FALL OR WINTER. FamilyID is a secure registration platform that provides you with an easy, user-friendly way to register for our programs, and helps us to be more administratively efficient and environmentally responsible. When you register through FamilyID, the system keeps track of your information in your FamilyID profile so you enter your information only once for multiple uses, multiple family members, and multiple programs. INFORMATION NEEDED TO REGISTER It will be helpful to have the following information handy to allow for accurate completion of your online registration.
Insurance Provider and Policy Number
Family Physician and Phone Number
Dentist and Phone Number
You will need a hard copy of your athlete’s physical turned in to the Northeast Athletic Department before registration is approved. If you have turned one in for the fall or winter season then all you need to do is register online.
PHYSICAL EXAMS: A physical exam must be current (dated after June 1, 2016) and signed by the
physician. You can turn this in to the Athletic Office, fax it to 410-437-3284 or scan and email to [email protected]. A parent/guardian should register by entering this address:
1. Under the "Programs" title, click on the link for the program you want to sign up for. Scroll to bottom of page to
either Sign Up if this is your first time using FamilyID, or Log In if you already have a FamilyID account.
2. Sign Up for your secure FamilyID account by entering your family name, email address, and password. You will
receive an email with a link to activate your new account. (If you don’t see the email, check your spam or junk folders.)
3. Click on the link in your email activation which will log you in to FamilyID.
4. If you do not return to the registration form, click 'Find Programs' to retrieve the form. Once in the registration form,
complete the information requested. When you have completed the form, click the "Save & Continue” button.
5. Review your registration summary and click the green 'Add to Cart.’
6. On the next page, select 'Confirm Registration' or your Payment Method.
7. You will receive an email receipt from [email protected]. You can also view your completed
registration in your 'Registration' tab. You can log into https://www.familyid.com at any time to update your information and to check your registration(s). 8. Once the Northeast Athletic Director confirms that they have received a copy of your son/daughter’s physical, then the status of your registration will be changed to approved and they will be added to the team’s roster.
SUPPORT: You can always find your programs at www.familyid.com by clicking "Find Programs" in the top blue banner and searching for our organization name. If you need assistance with your registration, you can call Family ID at 888-800-5583 X1 or email [email protected]. FamilyID also offers online chat during business hours and a support center at https://familyid.desk.com. Support is available 7 days per week and messages will be returned promptly.
Yearbook Senior Ads Dear Senior Family and Friends,
Senior year is an incredibly special time in your life as well as your senior’s. What better way to say so than a personal ad in the Northeast High School yearbook? We invite you to take the opportunity to share your feelings on this milestone year in your child’s life with a personal ad that your child will treasure forever. Whether you want to share those wonderful growing-up years, a special academic or athletic accomplishment, and / or the sentiments of family and friends, placing an ad in this year’s yearbook will allow you to create a lasting memento of your love for and pride in your child.
A personal ad in the yearbook allows you to recognize your student with photos, written sentiments, or both and lets your student remember all the important people and happenings. A personal ad puts a personal touch on a book that will be cherished for years.
This year, purchasing an ad is easier than ever. You can create online or mail your materials to Jostens to build your ad for you. Create your own ad by going to www.JostensAdService.com and following the onscreen directions. Or watch your mail for a Senior Ad Order Form that you may use to mail in materials and payment. Northeast High School Yearbook Staff reserves the right to edit ads per our guidelines. Please make sure that all submitted materials are appropriate for school publication. For further assistance call Jostens Ad Service at 1-800-358-0800 or contact Jostens at www.JostensAdService.com or email Monica Lynch at [email protected].
Personal Advertising Sizes and Rates:
⅛ Page $55.00
¼ Page $90.00
½ Page $160.00
Business advertisements are also available in various sizes:
⅛ Page $85.00
¼ Page $130.00
½ Page $200.00
The last day to purchase an advertisement is January 31, 2017. However, all advertising space is sold on a first-come, first-served basis, so complete your ad as soon as possible to guarantee your child’s spot in the yearbook. If you have any questions, or would like more information, please feel free to contact Monica Lynch at [email protected], or call Jostens directly at 1-800-358-0800.
Sincerely, Monica Lynch Northeast Senior High School Yearbook Advisor
Watch the OSFP on AACPS TV: Comcast and Broadstripe Channel 96 & Verizon Channel 36
Parent Connection, Parents’ Corner, World ViewNuestra Comunidad (Our Community), and
¡Charlemos Juntos! (Let’s Chat)
Parent LinkParent LinkConnecting You and Your Child to Information on Our Journey to Greatness
Office of School & Family Partnerships410-222-5414 | [email protected]
The evidence is consistent, positive, and convincing: families have a major influence on their children’s achievement. When schools, families, and community groups work together to support learning, children tend to do better in school, stay in school longer, and like school more.” Anne T. Henderson, Karen L. Mapp
December 2016
Volunteer of the MonthNovember 2016
Lenny BurtonTyler Heights Elementary School
For his determination to make all students feel safe, loved, and nourished.
Did you know that four great religious and cultural traditions will be celebrated throughout the United States this month? While each is unique, all four focus on family and community gatherings, where special foods, music, decorations, prayers and readings are shared. Each tradition emphasizes love of family and community, and charity to those less fortunate. Learn more about these rich traditions with your children by visiting your public library, researching on-line, or by visiting others’ holiday celebrations.
A Peek at EachDecember 11 (sundown) – December 12 (sundown): Maulid al-Nabi, when many Muslims gather to honor the birthday of the Prophet Muhammad, born in 570, by recalling his teachings of empathy, forgiveness and charity.
December 24 (sundown) – January 1 (sundown): Hanukkah, the Jewish eight-day “Festival of Lights” that celebrates the triumph of light over darkness.
December 25th: Christmas, the Christian celebration of Jesus’s birth with gift exchanges and prayers for World Peace and unity.
December 26 – January 1: Kwanzaa is the week-long African-American celebration of family, community, and gratitude for the earth’s bounty.
Bullying and bias behavior have no place in positive school environments. Help to ensure that your and all children feel safe, secure, and valued at school. Listen to your child and support his efforts to act confidently and respectfully with peers. AACPS has programs that can help. Contact members of your school’s Student Services Team and visit AACPS Safe & Orderly Schools for more information.
Don't over-schedule your family. Create cards, decorations, cookies and gifts. Stay physically active and play outdoors. Maintain bedtime and other routines. Practice compassion and generosity at home and
for others. Encourage appreciation and gratitude for
kindness from others. Give loads of hugs and words of love .
Too Much Holiday Excitement? Help Your Children Relax:
Programas en AACPS TV de la Oficina de Relaciones entre la Escuela y la Familia por Comcast y Broadstripe Canal 96 & Verizon Canal 36:
Parent Connection, Parents’ Corner, World ViewNuestra Comunidad, y ¡Charlemos Juntos!
Parent LinkParent LinkConectándolo a Ud. y a su Hijo a la Información en Nuestro Camino a la Grandeza
Office of School & Family Partnerships410-222-5414 | [email protected]
“La evidencia es consistente, positiva y convincente: las familias tienen una gran influencia en el rendimiento de sus hijos. Cuando las escuelas, las familias y los grupos de la comunidad trabajan juntos para apoyar el aprendizaje, los niños tienden a mejorar en la escuela, permanecer en la escuela por más tiempo y les gusta más la escuela.” Anne T. Henderson, Karen L. Mapp Diciembre 2016
Voluntario del MesNoviembre 2016
Lenny BurtonEscuela Primaria Tyler Heights
Por su determinación para que todos los estudiantes se sientan seguro, amado y nutrido
Para nominar voluntarios excepcionales al Premio Voluntario
La Oficina de Relaciones entre la Escuela y la Familia
Les Desea A Usted y Su Familia
Unas Fiestas Felices y Seguros.
No sobre-planifique su familia. Crear tarjetas, decoraciones, galletas y regalos. Mantenerse físicamente activo y jugar al aire libre. Mantener la hora de acostarse y otras rutinas. Practiquen compasión y generosidad en la casa y
para los demás. Fomentar el aprecio y gratitud por la bondad de
los demás.
Dar muchos abrazos y palabras de amor.
Acoso y comportamiento con perjuicios no tienen ningún lugar en los ambientes positivos en el ambiente escolar. Ayude asegurar que su hijo y todos los niños se sientan seguro y valioso en la escuela. Escuchen a su hijo/a y apoye sus esfuerzos para actuar con confianza y respetuosamente con sus compañeros. AACPS tiene programas que pueden ayudarle. Póngase en contacto con los miembros del Equipo de Servicios Estudiantiles de la escuela y para más información visite AACPS Safe & Orderly Schools (Escuelas Seguras y Ordenada).
Celebraciones en Diciembre deFe, Familia y Comunidad
¿Sabían que hay cuatro grandes tradiciones religiosas y culturales que se celebrarán a lo largo de los Estados Unidos este mes? Mientras que cada una es único, los cuatro se enfocan en reuniones de familia y comunidad, donde se comparten comidas especiales, música, decoraciones, oraciones y lecturas. Cada tradición hace hincapié en amor de familia y comunidad y caridad para los menos afortunados.Aprendan más sobre estas ricas tradiciones con sus hijos visitando su biblioteca pública, investigación en línea, o visitando otras celebraciones.
Un Vistazo a Cada Uno
11 de diciembre (ocaso) – 12 de diciembre (ocaso) Maulid al-Nabi: cuando muchos musulmanes se reúnen a dar honor al cumpleaños del Profeta Muhammad, nació en 570, recordando sus enseñanzas de perdón, empatía y caridad.
24 de diciembre (ocaso) - el 1 de enero (ocaso)Hanukkah: “Fiesta de las Luces" fiesta de ocho días de los judíos que celebra el triunfo de la luz sobrela oscuridad.
25 de diciembre – Navidad: la celebración Cristiana del nacimiento de Jesús con intercambios de regalos y orar por la paz mundial.
26 de diciembre - 1 de enero - Kwanzaa: Es una semana de celebración Afroamericana de amor de familia, comunidad, y gratitud por la generosidad de la tierra.
Estudiantes Felices Se Sienten Seguros
¿Con Mucha emoción de vacaciones?Ayude a sus niños relajarse:
