Congratulations to our Teacher of the Year, Molly Boatman!
This incredible educator truly epitomizes what it means to be a STAR. Her leadership and dedication shine through her work on the Building Leadership Team, the Social Committee, and as a leader in the SPED department. She goes above and beyond every day to make NHS a better place for students and staff.
Beloved by her students, she works tirelessly to help them succeed both in and out of the classroom. She is also a mentor and guiding light for new teachers, helping them find the tools, confidence, and support they need to thrive.
Her passion, compassion, and commitment make a lasting impact on our school community. We are proud, grateful, and so fortunate to have her as part of NHS.
We celebrated our Fine Art activities in assemblies this week. The assemblies featured Orchestra, Jazz Choir, Jazz Band, Speech, sneak peak of Musical, Dance Team. Phenomenal performances! Make sure you find a chance to see these groups! Check our website for performance dates!
Congrats to our G WR who had 2 make the medal stand: Camryn Anderson placed 6th and Jenna Hansen placed 5th. GO STARS!
Pack the Gym Night next Tuesday against East. All High School Students who show their HS ID will get in free.
Congrats to the North G WR Team who finished a close 2nd place in regionals and send 4 to the state tournament:Ashlynd Ayers, Camryn Andersen, Danyka Peterson, and Jenna Hansen.
Tomorrow's late start schedule is attached.
Due to the extreme cold, there will be no school on Friday, January 23 in the Sioux City Community School District. Activities will be held as scheduled. Thank you.
Congrats to the Girls Wrestling Team who earned Team Champs amongst 23 Teams in the Logan Tournament today
Classes will resume at the downtown Sioux City Career Academy location TOMORROW - Friday, January 9. We appreciate everyone's patience as we addressed plumbing issues at the downtown campus this week. We look forward to seeing students at the Career Academy tomorrow!
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North Middle School’s Drama Club, under the direction of Dylan Henemann, will present “The Nutcracker”, by Patrick Rainville Dorn and Bill Francoeur. This non-ballet, family-friendly, Christmas musical explores themes of imagination, childhood wonder, and the fight between good and evil. In this musical, our protagonist, Marie, receives a mysterious nutcracker from her godfather, Herr Drosselmeier, on Christmas Eve. On that same night, an attack led by the Mouse King occurs against the toys, who have mysteriously come to life. Marie helps defeat the Mouse King’s army and joins the Nutcracker on a journey to save Princess Pirlipat from the Mouse Queen. Will this group of heroes free the princess, or will they succumb to the evil Mouse Queen's powers?
Tickets to the show can be bought at the North High auditorium before the performances on December 18th, 19th, and 20th at 7pm. Adults tickets are $10, students are $5.00.
“I love the other actors in the play, and the ability to be mean,” Nova Buckley states, the actor playing the Mouse Queen.
“My favorite part is throwing my slipper and defeating the Mouse King,” says Ana Clark, who plays Marie.
“I like how the actors get swords to fight in the play.” Haven Amman tells us, whose role is Father Stahlbaum.
Come see this wonderful show and celebrate the holidays with your friends and family!
Tickets to the show can be bought at the North High auditorium before the performances on December 18th, 19th, and 20th at 7pm. Adults tickets are $10, students are $5.00.
“I love the other actors in the play, and the ability to be mean,” Nova Buckley states, the actor playing the Mouse Queen.
“My favorite part is throwing my slipper and defeating the Mouse King,” says Ana Clark, who plays Marie.
“I like how the actors get swords to fight in the play.” Haven Amman tells us, whose role is Father Stahlbaum.
Come see this wonderful show and celebrate the holidays with your friends and family!
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Hello North Community! This Thursday 10/30 from 1-4pm North High will be holding a food drive for all North Side Families! It will work like a drive through, you will drive to thr lower level and be met by either student or faculty member, they will ask for a student id and the amount of family members, you will then be given a box. These boxes are free of charge and will be handed out on a first come first serve basis. Keep and eye on your messages as updstes will be provided on amount remaining and when they are gone. They go fast so come ASAP. If you have any questions contact Mr. Irwin.
Last week was Freshman Footballs last Game in Ankeny. The Freshman Football Team this year showed incredible grit and determination against tough competition. North High and the community are proud of this team and can't wait to see how you grow!
Congratulations to the stars listed below (and their teachers) on their selection for the Iowa High School Music Association’s 2025 All-State Music Festival. Selection for an All-State ensemble is considered the pinnacle achievement for a high school musician in Iowa, so their success represents a remarkable accomplishment. The festival will be held November 20-22, 2025 on the campus of Iowa State University in Ames, Iowa.
Especially noteworthy is the success of Angelica Jones who is now four-year All-Stater, which puts her in the top 1% of Iowa High School Musicians.
Teachers: Thank you for your guidance and hard work. Your students could not have been successful without you.
Tairaji Finney (bass, choir)
Lilly Henn (clarinet, band)
Claire Henneman (alto, choir)
Angelica Jones (viola, orchestra) *4-Year All-Stater!
Kiana Jones (cello, orchestra)
Haley Jorgensen (alto, choir)
Emma Oleson (soprano, choir)
Blanca Paez Quevedo (alto, choir)
Grace Wagner (soprano, choir)
and our alternates
Antonia Buryanek (tenor)
Carver Hoekstra (bass),
Jozefinah Ramirez Hansen (soprano).
Especially noteworthy is the success of Angelica Jones who is now four-year All-Stater, which puts her in the top 1% of Iowa High School Musicians.
Teachers: Thank you for your guidance and hard work. Your students could not have been successful without you.
Tairaji Finney (bass, choir)
Lilly Henn (clarinet, band)
Claire Henneman (alto, choir)
Angelica Jones (viola, orchestra) *4-Year All-Stater!
Kiana Jones (cello, orchestra)
Haley Jorgensen (alto, choir)
Emma Oleson (soprano, choir)
Blanca Paez Quevedo (alto, choir)
Grace Wagner (soprano, choir)
and our alternates
Antonia Buryanek (tenor)
Carver Hoekstra (bass),
Jozefinah Ramirez Hansen (soprano).
