This week at a glance...
Attendance to school on Friday, October 7th is mandatory for homecoming festivities!
22-23 Wood war off to a start! Senior Houstan Hitchcock brings the first trailer load.
Thanks to Mrs. Hitchcock’s willingness, we’re extending Wood War drop off until 2pm.
Accepting wood for the wood war until 1pm TODAY. All drop-off’s appreciated.
Updated Homecoming Week schedule!
The Homecoming Parade will be next Friday, October 7th. We will be following the same route as last year, starting from the middle school and ending at the park. See map for more details.
The Fine Arts event tonight has been CANCELLED due to major leaks caused by the rain.
Each year our high school needs parents to complete the Title I Parent Satisfaction survey as we are a beneficiary of a Title I grant. We ask that each household completes this as soon as possible by clicking the link https://forms.gle/oebfEL2JL6Apbs5z8
Thank you!
First-ever Arizona Assessment conference, 2022. Mrs. Hitchcock, district test coordinator, is here learning how to best prepare students for Arizona’s state assessments and how to use that data to drive instruction and improve our schools’ rankings!
St. John’s FFA students learn food safety and preservation techniques through making food! Pickled peppers and garden-fresh salsa made from produce that came from advisor Mrs. Hitchcock’s garden! Let us know if YOU need your garden harvested and processed!
R Lazy J hosted St. Johns FFA students on a fun safari field trip! R Lazy J has purchased many 4H and FFA goat, sheep, and hog projects over the last several years, and we love that support!
Homecoming is just around the corner. Get ready! And guys, if you haven’t done so already, get yourself a date!
Volleyball Girls are spending their weekend at ASU/Epic Tournament! Go Fight Win!
Students create analogies to model the hierarchical organization of life in Mrs. Hitchcock’s biology class!
Last week Mrs. Hilliard from Vitalant met with NHS students to discuss next week's blood drive. Arizona is experiencing low blood supplies. our blood drive next week is the perfect time to donate and save a life.
Mrs. Raban from the Apache County Youth Council visited our Self Management class today to help us find some coping skills to help manage stress.
Mrs. Rodgers invited local business owner, Claryce Crosby, to show her students some real world math. Math DOES matter and is used in every job!
Wood War next Friday. This year we’re including the alumni classes. Start gathering your wood for the biggest bonfire yet!
Wear Pink!
