Good luck, Cheerleaders & Dance Team!
NBC's National Honor Society members hosted a Valentine's Day Luncheon at the senior center. About 35 seniors were treated to salad, spaghetti, breadsticks, and cheesecake. They also received a rose and a treat bag of chocolates as they left. The students enjoyed serving these special members of our community!
We are up and wrestling at CHI!
Good Luck to Cash and Zach!
Good luck to our State Wrestling qualifiers, Zach & Cash, today in Omaha! We had a blast wishing them good luck at the pep rally this week.
Details about State Wrestling!
Boys Basketball subdistrict brackets are out. NBC is hosting here starting next Tuesday at 6:00 pm. Make plans to come out and cheer the Tigers on!
Mrs. Cody’s 6th and 7th grade ELA classes have been busy taking a look into the past. The eighty-three middle school students are preparing for the 7th Annual Wax Museum which will be at NBC on March 7 from 7-8 p.m. in Tiger Arena and the Old Gym.
The students have been researching historical people, eras, or groups, as a part of this project. Students first begin by researching and writing drafts highlighting historical significance and accomplishments of people. This project combines ELA standards related to writing, speaking, reading, and presenting.
Once the written drafts were ready, Mr. Lafleur’s high school English and Speech students listened and provided feedback to the middle school students. Many of the high school students participated in the Wax Museum when they were in middle school. The collaboration between the groups of students focused on editing, expanding ideas, grammar skills, and brainstorming ideas for visual aids. There will be more collaborations between these groups of students prior to the March 7 event.
Next up for the middle school students will be creating visual aids and a top 10 list. These visual aids will highlight accomplishments and other information not included in their speeches. The middle schoolers will memorize their speeches as they become the historical person. Another step in the transformation is costuming. Students are encouraged to dress and have props related to the historical person or era. The students will have a prop to collect coins and dollar bills. The money is the ticket to bringing the student (wax figure) to life.
Prior to this year’s Wax Museum Night, middle school students have raised close to $10,000 for various charities.
NBC staff would like to spotlight the following students for being respectful and responsible students! Congratulations this week to Bridget T, Carter V, and Madison W! Way to represent NBC!
Congratulations to Zach and Cash for punching their ticket to STATE today! Great job to all the wrestlers and coaches!
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The 2024 NBC Football schedule was released this week!
The STEAM Clubs latest activity was a Cardboard Carnival! Students had to make a carnival attraction made primarily of cardboard. The students did a great job using their creativity and ingenuity!
The girls basketball subdistrict brackets are out! NBC will be hosting so make plans to come out and cheer the Tigers on!
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NBC hosted DC West and Fremont Middle School in a MathCounts invite. The Tigers had a great showing and walked away with lots of hardware!
Individual placers: 1st Philip S, 2nd Natalie M, 3rd Drew S, 5th Stuart W, 6th Carter B, 8th Hadley K, and 9th Vanessa C
The team of Vanessa, Carter, Natalie, and Philip placed 1st overall and the team of Hadley, Stuart, Bryce C, and Jaxon T placed 3rd overall.
Philip and Natalie went 1 and 2 in the countdown round.
Way to represent NBC!
Congratulations to our very own Mr. Ladehoff on being this weeks 107.9 The Bull Teacher Feature for outstanding teaching! Well deserved!
The February North Bend Chamber of Commerce meeting was held at NBC today. Mrs. Wright and members of her CTSO presented to those in attendance. Thanks to the board members that attended, to Mrs. Wright and our students, and to the cafeteria staff for the amazing food!
Did you know they first started making cheese in a calf’s stomach because of the rennet found there? Culinary I students learned this fact on their trip to Beauty View Farms! It was a fun morning learning about the milking process to wrap up our dairy unit. Their milk is used in dairy products like ice cream, yogurt, and cheese, some of which you can find at the North Bend Locker!
*Don’t worry, their cheese isn’t made in a calf’s stomach, but it sure is yummy!
Reminder that Valentine Orders through the FFA are due today. Order Here: https://forms.gle/UhfsR56YqRZCWxh87
Reminder about parent teacher conferences tonight!
