Another good morning of Middle School Weights. 40 students took advantage of getting better this morning with Coach Rommes. Go Chickasaws
The NHHS drama department will be performing "Anchors Aweigh" on Friday & Saturday, November 11th & 12th at 7 p.m. in the auditorium. Doors will open at 6:00 p.m. each evening. Tickets are $5 each (activity passes accepted.)
The high school band will be performing during the Veteran's Day Ceremony at Courthouse tomorrow morning at 11 am.
We will not have school on Monday, November 14 due to professional development.
MS/HS Book Fair is here!
Mitch Laures speaking to Mr. Glenn’s business class about Buying a Car.
Thank you to Milkhouse Candles, Croell Inc., and Atek for taking our 8th graders on guided tours during day 3 of Career week.
The Spanish III students are reading a short story book in Spanish called "Brandon Brown versus el Yucatán". They must read the Spanish, translate to English and answer questions. It can be a challenge following conversation in another language.
On Wednesday and Thursday 8th grade students need to wear close-toed shoes (no crocs) and jeans (no or minimal holes/rips) as they are touring industrial businesses. Also, they should bring a sack lunch tomorrow if they didn't sign up for a school lunch.
The varsity FB banquet will be held on Thursday, November 17th at 6:30 pm in the high school cafeteria. It will be catered by Poor Richards. Cost will be $11.50 per plate which will include Broasted Chicken, Pizza, Cole Slaw, and broasted potatoes. Cookies will be provided for dessert. Following the meal there will be a brief program to recognize team members for their accomplishments.
Please RSVP to the Activities Office (394-5065) the number of people in your party who will be attending the banquet by Monday, November 14th. Thank you.
Coach Frerichs
Girls' basketball fan apparel can be purchased at the following link: https://nhgirlsbasketballfan22.itemorder.com/shop/home/
The online store will close on Monday, November 14th at 8:00 a.m.
Congratulations to our National Honor Society was we welcome new members tonight!
Jessica Rochford, Ag in the Classroom Coordinator, explained Ag By Products to our fourth graders. Then we played Agriculture Pictionary. Students guessed the Ag By Product and if it came from corn, pork, beef, or soybean
New Hampton will be charging admission for the middle school girl's BB game on November 8th versus Waukon. The following will be our guidelines.
The admittance fee is as follows: $2/per student and $3/per adult with a maximum of $5/per family. Everyone should enter through the lobby entrance that was formerly used to enter the old high school gym. Thank you.
Last week several ELP students travelled to Iowa State for the Go Further conference encouraging women to pursue careers in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics, put on by Women in Science and Engineering. They also had a chance to touch base with New Hampton Alumni Claire Quirk who is currently pursuing a degree in Aerospace Engineering and is part of the ROTC program at Iowa State University.
A huge thank you to Jill Fibikar, Susie Anderson, and Bob Savreto at First Citizens Bank who provided breakfast and gifts to New Hampton High School's inductees and current members of National Honor Society. Induction will take place tonight, November 7, at 7 pm in the auditorium. Doors open for friends and family at 6:45.Pictured are all 30 members, both current and inductees, as well as Susie and Bob.
The NH Football Cheer squad are participating in the 2022 Iowa Cheer Honor Squad. Emma Carpenter, Hailey Klassen, and Baylee Rapenske are representing NH in this year’s honor squad. They will be performing at the halftime of the 3A and 2A state football championship games!
The Spanish 3 classes created their Day of the Dead ofrenda again this year with a little different look. It is such an honor to remember those who have passed.
The MS/HS library had a few fun Halloween Contests this year. They were the Literary Villain Contest, Ghost Character Contest, and the Two Sentence Scary Contest. All the contestants did a great job this year. I hope they had a lot of fun with these.
The 3rd-8th grade ELP students took advantage of the nice weather this past week to conduct a Citizen Science project for NASA using the GLOBE App to help collect local tree data.
