February 2018
Volume 56 Issue 7
Inside this Issue
2nd Quarter Honor Roll	2
ACT Prep Course	8
AP Capstone	9
College Prep Challenge	13
College Prep Pathway	14
ACT/SAT Recognition	15
Date to Remember	16
H20 Dance Info	17
Garage Sale Info	18
Wildcat News Update	19
Attendance	30
Counselor’s Corner	31
Wildcat Forms	32
Required Shots	33
The Learning Center	34
Hot Cocoa Run	35
KNOW	36
Grading Schedule	38
Let’s Do Lunch	39
2017-2018 Calendar	40
2018-2019 Calendar	41
Northview Staff	42

ACT Preparatory Course with Mrs. Rhine & NV Teachers Up & Running Again in Feb./March Experts will tell you that the two most important things that students can do to prepare to do well on the ACT and SAT are to take challenging courses, and to work hard to do well in these courses. Moreover, when you speak with competitive colleges from coast to coast, and the clear message across the board was that the first two things they look at when considering a student for admission is rigor of courses taken in high school and how well that student did in those rigorous courses. Keep this in mind in the spring semester, as you discuss with your student their intentions for scheduling courses for next year. If he or she is capable of challenging themselves with an Honors or Advanced Placement (AP) course, encourage them to do so. Beyond these basic steps, we have the College Prep Challenge for Juniors. In addition, we are currently signing students up for our ACT Prep Course, which will run this spring in preparation for the March ACT. This course will consist of one full length practice test and then review of areas of weakness from expert teachers in those subject areas. For more information, please see the flyer on page two.

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2018-19 Brings AP Research, Global Studies Capstone, Test Prep Course & More
We are excited to again be expanding opportunities for students in 2018-19! The AP Capstone diploma p will add its second course, AP Research. Students can enroll in the Global Studies diploma program, w will wrap up with the Global Studies Capstone course. We have added several test preparatory
opportunities in recent years, and now there will be an elective course that students can take to get ready for the standardized tests that can earn college admission, scholarships, and credit. You can see the entire 2018-19 Program of Studies with course options categorized by year and by career pathway by clicking here.
February NVPO Meeting: Suicide Awareness
Our February parents’ academic boosters (NVPO) meeting will take place at Noon in the Guidance Office on February 14th. Northview staff and parents will discuss what parents need to know related to suicide awareness.

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Wildcats to Spread Love at Toledo Children’s Hospital for Valentine’s Day Thanks to Brooke Robbins and Student Council’s leadership, Northview students will be making fleece blankets in their homerooms to take to patients at the Toledo Children’s Hospital on Valentines Day. Every student is donating one dollar to raise the necessary funds to purchase the materials. Brooke is hoping to raise a little extra to be able to purchase toys and activity materials to donate with the blankets. If you can spare a few dollars, click here to
AP Exams Coming in May
For parents with students in AP classes, help us encourage your student to take the exams that will be offered in May. While there is a nominal fee for these tests, passing them can save you much more money in the long run, depending on your son or daughter’s score and the institution of higher learning that they will attend, as almost all colleges and university honor high scores and award credit towards college classes. Beyond the credit, studying for and taking these exams will help your son or daughter learn how to study effectively. These experiences, regardless of the outcome, will help them prepare for a successful career at the collegiate level. We will be offering a low-cost AP test preparation this year, which students will hear more about from their teachers in the coming weeks.

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2nd Quarter Honor Roll 4.0 and Above
GPA 4.0 & Above

Achinger, Drew Adya, Sarah Aldrich, Samuel Almuaied, Raya Alzapiedi, Lucas Andres, Patrick Archambault, Aiden Arndt, Katrina Aston, Ashley Avina, Rachel Awwad, Beha Baldwin, Allison Barchick, Anne Barchick, Oscar Baroudi, Jude Barrett, Lauren Bartlett, Joshua Beattie, Paige Benedict, Madison Benedict, Teagan Berling, Audrey Biggs, William Bihn, Ericka Blakely, Madeline Bolden, Jayden Bopery, Brenden Bostater, Benjamin Boyd, Cameron Boyers, Benjamin Brady, Aaron Brady, Benjamin
Breitigam, Margaret Brixey, Madison Brixey, Morgan Brock, Mary Elizabeth Brown, Alexa
Brown, Ryan Buckenmeyer, Aaliyah Bules, Ryan
Burnard, Grace

Burnworth, Adam Bush, Dylan Caldwell, Weston Cappellini, Grace Carazzai, Elisabetta Carter, Payton Castor, Mary Chaffee, Paige Chambers, Erin Chen, Erika
Choi, Jae Hyuk Ciucci, Dominic Clear, Samuel Clem, Tyler Clunk, Hanna Cole, George Cole, Simon Conway, Lily
Conway, Nathaniel Corcoran, Liam Cravens, Nickolas Creech, Amelia Creech, Lucy Cuneo, Carson Cytlak, Connor Dalwalla, Mitali Daschbach Jr., John Davis, Jaxon Degen, Jessica DelVerne, Gabriella Diesch, Austin Doddridge, Sarah
Donahue, Cameron
Donahue, Ian Donaldson, Grace Dorris, Angelica Dorris, Hannah Draheim, Daniel Dubiel, David Due, Elizabeth

Duhamel, Brookelyn Dung, Lily
Dung, Michelle Durbak, Hayley Duwve, James Echelmeyer, Nina Ednie, Alyssa Ednie, Andrew Ellis, Anthony Emmanuel, Motomi Eppard, Emily Eschbach, Emma Esterson, Donya Fabiilli, Marisa Fangman, Breanna Fatima, Ariba
Federman, Aaron
Ferguson, Connor Fineske, Elizabeth Fojtik, Lily
Foley, Karissa Freeman, Ella Gable, Kirsten Garn, Tyler Gast, Jaxson
Gera, Nora Kaushy Gerwin, Macy Gerzon, Mark
Gill, Marisa Gilliland, Matthew Goecke, Abigail Goecke, Samuel Goins, Berkley Gorsha, Kelsea Gray, Claire Grega, Alyssa Gupta, Shrey Gwozdz, Zoe Hadeed, Luke Hajjar, George

Hammye, Jacob Hanley, Meghan Hansen, Olivia Hass, Michael Haviland, Hannah
Hawamdeh, Alsedeaq Heator, Emma
Holt, Ansel Holtfreter, Nicholas Honisko, Abigail Hopson, Cole Hornyak, Sydni Huffman, Maya Huling, Tatum Hullibarger, Dane Ifetiha, Amar Ifetiha, Ibrahim Irwin, Claire Jablonski, Hannah Jallad, Sereena Jamieson, Emily
Jayatissa, Pravin
Jesionowski, Claire Johns, Emma Johnson, Christina Johnson, Nielsen Johnson, Reilly Johnson, Spencer Jurski, Emma Kahan, Ryan Kalanquin, Lily Kamilaris, Marios Karnani, Anish Kasee, Emily Kashen, Zahraa Khrawesh, Osama Kill, Jenna
Kim, Gunwoo Klein, Daniel Knapp, Emily

Knight, Lexi Kodali, Ananya Kodali, Ram Kopan, John Kopitke, Amber Krolak, Gwenyth Kross, Courtney Kujawski, Zachary Kwiatkowski, Clare Lammie, Edward
Langenderfer, Kaitlyn Latendresse, Mitchell Lazar, Reece
Leach, Brandon Leamy, Allison Leamy, Kelsey Lechlak, Marissa Lee, Daniel Leggett, Nicholas Lehman, McKinnis Lenz, Allyson Lewandowski, Sara Li, Allison
Li, Tyler Losey, Cooper
Louis, Evangelina Lutz, Mackenzie Lyons, Grant Macy, Tea Maroszek, Jordyn
Martinez, Alejandro Martinez, Emily Mason, Rachel Masters, Nathan Matrisciano, Mary May, Madelyn McCann, Connor McCoy, Jared McDaniel, Fiona McGranahan, Delaney McGranahan, John McGrew, McKenze McIntyre, Colin McKarus, Leah
McKimmy, Christian
McLeary, Quinten

McNamee, Connor Megeath, Andrew Meredith, Emma Meredith, Katelin Mertens, Elizabeth Mertens, Kathryn Mesteller, Evan Miklovic, Isaac Miller, Kendall Minor, Aydan Minor, Reegan Mitchell, Haley Mitchell, Hannah Montz, Spencer Muir, Sarah
Muir, Sophia Mulligan, David Murphy, Adam Murphy, Caitlynn Murra, Paxton Music, Ethan Nemire, Aubrey Norden, Lauren Nowak, Grace
O Donnell, Erin Oatman, Madison O'Lenic, Alyson Olrich, Natalie Olzak, Alexandria Owens, Bryce Ozbakir, Musab Pan, Karen
Park, Luke Parker, Drew Pawlak, Luke Perry, Grant Perry, Kelsey Pillar, Camryn Poignon, Noah
Porcenaluk, Jacquelyn Prange, Jared
Preuss, Griffin Pyle, Sadie Pyles, Sydney Qian, Maxwell Ragland, Jessica

Rahman, Madelyn Rammuny, Riley Reagen, Kaitlyn Regan, Christina Reno, Candice Restivo, Amanda Restivo, Maria Rhee, ElleAnna Richards, Evan
Richmond, Katherine Richmond III, Charles Riggs, Andrew Roesti, Caitlin Rogers, Austin Rogers, Eden
Ross, Brady Ross, Scott Roth, Esperanza
Rousos, Demetrios Ruckman, Casey Runnells, Riley Rupp, Lucas Sadowski, Cooper Saggese, Helen Sample, Alex Sanderson, Ryan Sarikonda, Daven Sarsour, Malik Savoie, Remy Scanes, Ella Schafer, Derek Schaupp, Emily
Schiffel, Blake
Schreidah, Cecile Schroder, Molly Schroder, William Scott, Sheridan Seal Roth, Jackson Shaw, Charish Shook, Grayson Sigler, Matthew Simone, Lily Singh, Avinash Slomka, Grace Slutsky, Jordan Smeltzer, Andrew

Smith, Lauren Soldner, Jillian Soldner, Kaitlyn Spallino, Mia Spencer, Amber Spinelli, Michael Stacy, Taylor Staifer, Siera Steward, Jacob Stirn, Bridgette
Stoycheva, Alexandra Stoycheva, Elena Strawbridge, Sophie Sullins, Charley Sutton, Tyrian Swaney, Summer Swanson, Emma Szewczykowski, Sarah Szymanski, Sofia Tarraf, Houda
Tarraf, Sanaa Tetreau, Sarah Thielen, Kayla Tiell, Logan Troendle, Alexa Turek, Jenna Turner, Benjamin Turner, Jillian Turner, Zachary Tuschman, Ava Tussing, Ryan Umfleet, Josie Valley, Paige
Vandenbroek, Meghan
Vrooman, Kennedy Wachob, Mackenzie Wachowiak, Taryn Wahidy, Malik Wamsher, Benjamin Wamsher, Nathan Ward, Allyson Warniment, Kelsey Weaner, Jacqueline Welivita, Diniti West, Alek
Weston, Gabriel

Westphal, Lacey Wisniewski, Allison Woelfl, Trenton Wojtkowiak, Anya Wood, Taylor Wygant, Nicole Yang, Lizong Zeisler, Olivia Zielinski, Abigail Zollweg, Korrin
GPA 3.50-3.999
Adams, Jorden Ahmed, Mohamed Ahrendt, Katherine Ahrendt, Morgan Al Abed, Ronny
Almeida-Rodriguez, Adrian Alsayed, Rayah
Althaiban, Rouz Anderson, Paige Archambault, Kevin Aston, Trevor Atkins, Elizabeth Atkins, Spencer
Awwad, Abdel Hameed Baden, Justin
Baker, Zachary Barr, Chloe Barth, Brandon Bartlett, Ashlee Bartos, Morgan Batanian, Jarrett
Baumhower, Kacee Beaverson, Justin Beazley, Andrew Bell, Rachel Bieber, Trent Bieber, William Biggs, Bradley Binder, Abigail Bisson, Carley Blodgett, Margaret Bonde, Tristan

Borgerson, Bailee Boston, Dominic Brisbin, Mackenzie Bueschen, Elizabeth Bugert, Theodore Burhart, Emily Burton, Tyler Bydlinski, Tessa Cannon, Michael Carter, Anastasia Cecil, Dakota
Clark, Audrey Clark, Brandon Clark, Catherine Clem, Cade Coburn, Kendyl Cook, Alyssa Cook, Megan Corron, Camden Couturier, LeAnne Crandall, Maizy Crandell, Konor Crandell, Madison Cripe, Angus Cuneo, Keaton
Cytlak, Katie
Czerniakowski, Adam Delmonico, Charles DeLong, Hayley DelVerne, Lillian Dickerson, Kaila Dieringer, Ashleigh Diesch, Collin
Dilday, Angela Doak, Connor Dolinar, Jacob Dolinar, Matthew Dukate, Emma Ehrsam, Kennedy Elorra, Yaqub Emerson, Paige
Emmenecker, Alexander Emmenecker, Noah Ferree, John

Fordham, Regan Fortner, Matthew Fortner, Sarah Frame, Hannah Fulton, Katherine Gable, Alyssa Gall, Kassidy Garibian, Katarina Gaynor, Kevin Genide, Alec George, Andrew Gibson, Grace Gilliam, Evan Glowski, Jack Gonzalez, Ruben Goodrich, Valerie
Gravelle, Benjamin Gross, Eve
Hagan, Brett Hall, McKenna Hanf, Ashley Hanley, Colin Hanley, Noelle Hansen, Lauren Hanson, Alex
Harrington, Harmony Hass, Erica
Haviland, Caralyn Hawamdeh, Hussein Hayes, Blake Haynes, Shelby Holt, Sophia
House, Megan Hrynciw, Bianca Hubay, Lindsey Ingle, Lindsey Istefan, Julia Johnson, Nicholas Kanavel, Joshua Karrip, Isabella Keating, Ciara Kelch, Emily Kelley, Camryn Kiker, Ashley

Killstrom, Kia Knack, James Knapp, Adam Kolopajlo, Joseph Kwiatkowski, Cole
Laffartha-Stockdale, Anthony Lambdin, Justin
Lang, Isabella Lauder, Alexandra Lazar, Tatum Leggett, Jessica Lehman, Rece Liber, Caroline Liber, Conner
Liebes McClellan, Nina Link, Emily
Lisowski, Mackenzie Livingston, Alexander Lockshin, Ella Loeffler, Taylor Losey, Owen
Loss, Lauren Ludwig, Lydia Lyons, Carley Macy, Kiah Maple, Collin Mariucci, Megan Marsh, Eric Masters, Simon
Maurer Jr., Lawrence McCloskey, Cassandra McCoy, Jenna McDonald, Zachary Melms, Chloe
Mercer, Carley Miller, Chloe Mominee, Drew Motter, Brandon Mulligan, Emily Murra, Francesca Myslinski, Gillian Napierala, Zoey Naugle III, Rex Netry, Carys

Nowak, Emily
O Donnell, Sean O'Brien, Molly Otersen, Brennen Owens, Jenna Owens, Kaitlynn
Pacheco de Loera, Ana Palko, Sophia Panchal, Roshni Passuello, Nathan Peatee, Joshua
Peer, Kirsten Pelwecki, Morgan Petrilakova, Monika Peuhl, George Pimentel, Donovan Pohlman, Reece Powaski, Colton Powell, Georgia Pugh, Mason
Pyles, Brendyn Randall, Bentley Restivo, Alyssa Reynolds, Michaela Rhee, Jonathan Richards, Owen Richardson, Cakie Rickman, Drake Riggs, Charles Rippel, Carter Rippel, Logan Rosplohowski, Evan Rowe, Benjamin Royer, Hunter
Ruehle, Jacob
Sadowski, Molly Sample, Madison Sayed, Salem Scharf, Luke Schell, Zackary Schlageter, Grace
Schusterman, Aaron Schusterman, Alex Schwartz, Caitlyn Scott, Regan

Scott, Zoe Seiler, Elizabeth
Severson, Matthew Shadle, Andrew Sharp, Brendon Shephard, Morgan Siddall, Sydney Siegel, Peyton Simmons, Joshua Simpson, Nathan Singh, Gabriel Slattery, Johnathan Smith, Peytan Snow, Colton Snyder, Valentina Spinks, Julianna
Steingass, Emma
Sterling, Andrew Stevens, Conner Steward, Zachary Storey, Jenna Strebler, Logan Sullivan, Patrick Summers, Abigail Swartz, Aidan Syroka, Briahna Tarbox Cayton, Jacob Tatchell, Reece Thielen, Emily Thomas, Riker Thompson, Jadon Thor, Saige
Tressler, Todd Umfleet, Justine Urbina, Jacob Urbina, Julian
Van Klingeren, Alexis Varwig, Bryson Vasquez, Francisco Venable, Katlyn Venable, Ryan
Voien, Linn Wahidy, Salma Webster, Carson Weil, Ian

Wesley, Matthew Weston, Lana Wilkinson, Jenna Williamson, Leigh Willingham, Madeline Winner, Joel
Worlds, Janae Wright, Corey Yang, Jiasiab Zuchowski, Jessica

GPA 3.00-3.499
Abbas, Mohamed Adams, Kylie Adams, Shyann Adamshick, Max Akyaa, Rashida Alagha, Yousef Alazmi, Essa Alazmi, Mohammad
Almeida Rodriguez, Andrea Anderson, Peyton
Arndt, Erika Ashburner, Kailyn Bacon, Alec Bailey, Jonathon Barry, Steven Bartos, Madison Battaglini, Anya Beattie, Tyler Beck, Paige
Bell, Lillian Bellfy, Olivia
Bernsdorff, Andrew Bieber, Ani
Black, Maiya Blagrave, Eric Bland, Ethan Blasingim, Brett Blodgett, Olivia Bolchalk, Michael Borgerson, Alexa Bowers, Alexander Britt, Ashlynn

Broeker, Jasmine Brothag-Adkins, Hailey Brown, Tayler Buhlmann, Nina
Burke, Gavin Burns, Joseph Burton, Lucas Carter, Douglas Chapetta, Sydney Corser, Logan Crandall, David Crooks, Andrew Crooks, Maya Crowe, Lila Damron, Wesley Davis, Bryonna Davis, Lennon
Delbosque, Angelina
Doss, Brendon Earhart, Glenn Eichenberg, Sean Elder, Donovan Elliott, Lauren Emerson, Jared Emmenecker, Nathan Eschmann, Noah Estifan, Marian Evarts, Ian
Feltner, Alexandra Finkbeiner, Kelsie Finkbeiner, Nicholas Fojtik, Maxwell Fredrick, Tyler Fuentes III, Oscar Futrell, Miranda Galati, Jeremiah Galati, Jonah
Gast, Jason Gaston, Meridian Gfell, Noah Ghadban, Kasam Gill, Jacob
Gill, Ryan Glowski, Justin

Gonzalez, Marissa Grega, Hayleigh Gwozdz, Zachary Haack, Maxwell Haas, Margaret Hambouta, Mohanad Hanna, Russle Harris, Kayla Harrison, Emily Hartnett, Grant Hasan, Wisam Haupricht, Hayley Haviland, Abigail Hawk, Brendan Hazel, Thomas Hicks, Jacob
Hijazi, Hana Hill, Lindsey
Holder, Chandler Holman, Bella Horvath, Baylie Horvath, Camren Howell, Trevor Humphrey, Kennedi Ibrahim, Mohammad Ingerly, Quinn Irsheid, Kassem Jenkins, Joel Johnson, Austin Joumaa, Manar Joumaa, Zainab Joyce, Hailey
Jurski, Jordyn
Kalas, Nicholas Kamenny, Antony Kamilaris, Giorgos Kanavel, Lauren Karam, Kaylee Keivens, Marissa Keller, Madison Kenworthy, Sydney
Kerchevall, Noah Kilcorse, Luke Kirby, Lauren

Klee, Danielle Klee, Trevor Kobylak, Gabriel Koesters, Ryan Kopitke, Brandon Krajicek, Aaron Krasula, Kaitlyn Krawczyk, Hailey Kunkel, Jack Lamb, Allison
Le, Vivian Lindhurst, Jade Litzer, Isabella Ludwig, Jack Luke, Jeremiah Luke, Rebekah Lutz, Cheston Maaraba, Yasmina Maher, Nathaniel Mansour, Ayah Maroszek, Justin Martinez, Kerstyn Martinez, Sarah Marvin, Alyssa
Mason, LeRoy
Masters, Adam Mattimore, John Mayfield, Elizabeth Maynard, Devin McCarter, Logan McCarthy, Brendan McCoy, A Jahnae McKinley, Cameron Metzger, Kayla Micham, Kameron Miller, Alexander Miller, Alli
Miller, Benjamin Miller, Mason Miller, McKenzie Mitchell, Blake Mitchell, Kyle Modglin, Dylan Mollsen, Tina

Monroe, Juliana Muir, Griffin Murd, Alec Music, Ryan Nagle, Leanna Nagle, William
Nowakowski, Nicholas Okeke, Joseph
Okeke, Joy Olson, Laikyn Orozco, Seth Osinski, Patrick Otersen, Braiden Palmer, Adrienne Patterson, Lucas Pevoar, Carma Pfaff, Joseph
Pietrzak, Kaylene Pimentel, Joseph Pizza, Jacob Powlesland, Joshua Przysiecki, Emma Rambo, Garrett Rauh, Cheyenne Ray, Johnathon Reed, Taylor Richards, Bradford Richter, Kiyah Robbins, Brooke Roberts, Jayce Robinson, Julianne
Roehrig, Abbigail
Rohr, William Romero, Jaydon Rose, Kyle Rubin, Rachel
Ruebel-Brown, Kai Rule, Zachary Rutkowski, Nicholas Ryder, Eirn
Sattler, Riley Schalk, Madison Schira, Kodi

Semler, Faith Sexton, Breonna Shepard, Jacob Short, Skylar Simon, Angelica Simpson, Milo Skelding, Justin Smidi, Noor Snyder, Macy Spencer, Veronica Spinelli, Sophia Sprauer, Cassidy Stahl, Joshua
Stegman-Eddy, Dominic
Steirer, Benjamin Storey, Ryan Stramel, Peyton Stykemain, Jacob Supplee, Faith Surovchak, Aleah Swan, Miyah Sweeney, Anika Sweeney, Lily
Szewczykowski, Jenna Tarraf, Thaer Tatchell, Ellie
Temple, Shelby Templin, Cole Thomas, Eric Thomas, Paul Thompson, Bailee Torrico, Maurice Traband, Morgan Tucker, Paige Turek, Anthony Turner, Robert
Vandervoort, Casson Varwig, Josephine Vasquez, Alex Volmerding, Noah Wahl, Nathan Wallace, Mario Wamsher, Kylie

Ward, Ethan Watson, Michaela Wcislak, Grace Weisner, Conrad Weller, Ryan Wilson, Morgan Wilson-Furr, Tristan Wirick, Abby Wisniewski, Liam Wood, Jeffrey Yarbro, Olivia Younger, David Zaletta, Alaina

Principal Recognition Award
Adams, Rose Ahmed, Mohamed Alheleal, Fatema Alsayed, Rayah Blodgett, Olivia Bowers, Alexander Broeker, Jasmine
Czerniakowski, Adam Dull, Savannah Ellingsworth, Frank Elorra, Yaqub Garibian, Katarina Hagan, Brett Heilman, Noah Hooker II, Dorian Humason, Michael Ibrahim, Mohammad Istefan, David Johnson, Angelina Joumaa, Zainab Loney,  Alexander
Mason, LeRoy
Mason, Rachel Murd, Alec Peacock, Thomas Pfaff, Aaron Randall, Bentley Rhee, Jonathan Royer, Hunter

Rubin, Rachel Russell, Kimberly Schalk, Madison Schell, Zackary Simmons, Joshua Stoffel, Drew Supplee, Kayla Swaney, Summer Thor, Saige Traband, Morgan Van Klingeren, Ian Vasquez, Francisco Villarreal, Blake
Williamson, Madison
Wirick, Abby

Northview ACT Test

Prep Course

Goals:
Increase student opportunity to practice test questions
Create and provide a structured environment suitable for test prep
Utilize test prep tools, including diagnostic statistics, to direct practice
Promote “tips and tricks” to help students work through testing more efficiently and answer questions with greater accuracy
Dates and Times:
Friday	Feb 23 2:35 PM - 3:00 PM	Introduction	Room G7
Saturday	Feb 24 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Full Length Practice Exam	Room G7
Tuesday	Feb 27 2:35 PM - 4:00 PM	English Review	Room F5
Thursday	Mar 1	2:35 PM - 4:00 PM	Math Review	Room C6
Tuesday	Mar 6	2:35 PM - 4:00 PM	Reading/Writing Review	Room F5
Thursday	Mar 8	2:35 PM - 4:00 PM	Science Review	Room D10
Students should commit to attending all six sessions and staying for the entire time allotted
Cost: The Official ACT Prep Guide Revised and Updated - $30.00

Questions: Please contact srhine@sylvaniaschools.org

Course is limited to the first 30 students to sign up. Priority given to Senior and Junior students.

Please return this portion to the main office (Mrs. Ragland) with your Test Prep Book payment by: 2PM Tuesday February 13th
(checks payable to Northview High School)

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College Prep Challenge

All Juniors will have FREE access to Albert, which is an online service that allows students to answer practice ACT questions, and receive feedback on their answers.
There are 215 questions on an ACT test.
Albert will offer questions that span the various topics covered on the ACT. We encourage students to spread out their 215 to all of the various categories.

Mrs. Sadowski is a professional ACT tutor. During the December and March 2 Hour Delays, she will teach students about the differences between what they are learning in class and what is on the test. She will also give them steps they can take to prepare to score as well as they can.

The NVPO and SVPO will be hosting three opportunities to take a full length practice ACT for students. Taking advantage of any one of these practices tests will work.
Students can skip this step if they take Mrs. Rhine’s after school ACT prep course in the fall or spring.

ACT/SAT Recognition
ACT Scores 26 and Above

Christina Regan Ian Donahue Mary Matrisciano Reece Lazar Allison Leamy Cooper Sadowski Samuel Goecke Osama Khrawesh Andrew Kunkel Andrew Riggs David Mulligan Madison Brixey Kayla Thielen Paige Valley
Charles Richmond Lucy Creech Jenna Kill
Lily Conway Teagan Benedict Donya Esterson Aaron Federman Maxwell Fojtik Mia Spallino Gabriel Weston

Erika Chen Hunter Stinson
Margaret Breitigam Logan Smith
Sarah Adya Katrina Arndt Jude Baroudi Dylan Bush Erin Chambers Jason Chen Simon Cole Connor Cytak Mitali Dalwalla Ryan Douglas Daniel Draheim
Alexander Emmenecker Ashley Frost
Marisa Gill Berkley Goins
Sarah Szewczykowski Ethan Ward
Elizabeth Due Lexi Knight Hanna Clunk

Jacob Hammye Meghan Hanley Hannah Haviland Emily Jamieson Spencer Johnson Lily Kalanquin Antony Kamenny Zahraa Kashen Emily Kelch
Ram Kodali Zachary Kujawski Edward Lammie Adam Murphy Alyson O’Lenic Natalie Olrich Bryce Owens Musab Ozbakir Carma Pevoar Jacob Pizza Maxwell Qian Jessica Ragland Scott Ross
Casey Ruckman Riley Runnells

Alex Sample Kathryn Mertens Nora Gera Zachary Kalas Camryn Pillar Wisam Hassan Delaney McGranahan Dagan Sorensen Evangelina Louis Catherine Clark Veronica Spencer Patrick Andres Anish Karnani Houda Tarraf

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Karen Pan-U.S. History	Osama Khrawesh-Math
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DATES TO REMEMBER

NORTHVIEW HIGH SCHOOL 364930

This year’s winter dance will be held on 2/17 from 8pm to 11pm in the Northview Gym. Tickets are $15 a piece and guests must fill out a form and turn it in when purchasing tickets. Tickets will be sold Monday 2/12
-Thursday 2/15

Sylvania Northview High School
Garage Sale and Bake Sale!
PROCEEDS to benefit the Northview After Prom Event promoting alcohol & drug free fun!
Saturday, February 3, 2018

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9 am – 3 pm
Northview Cafeteria (enter around the bac DONATIONS NEEDED!!!
Drop off your gently used items at the storage units behind Northview: Saturday, January 6th from 9am-1pm
Saturday, January 13rd from 9am-1pm Saturday, January 20th from 9am-1pm Saturday, January 27th from 9am –1pm Friday, February 2nd from 3-8pm

AWESOME STUFF FOR GREAT PRICES!!
Electronics Clothing and Shoes Toys
Books and CDs Holiday Decorations Small Appliances Household Items Small Furniture Pieces
Plus…homemade baked goods!

NV parents & students: Interested in volunteering for this crazy, fun event? Or have questions? Contact Julie Sample jrsample6@gmail.com or
Kate Conway kateconway@bex.net

Wildcat News Update

THE GIVING TREE

We have received gifts from generous donor from requests made by teachers for their classrooms, programs, and student organizations from the Northview Giving Tree. If you have a little spare change in your pocket, or would like to pay it forward, or even give back to a teacher or program that made a difference for you or your child, be sure to check out our NV Giving Tree at the next Northview event.

OUR	CATS	ROCK	&	ROLL
Northview had ten band students that auditioned for and made the Ohio Music Education Association District 1 Honors Band: Drew Achinger, Ana Carter, Travix Cox, Mitali Dalwalla, Osama Khrawesh, Kaitlynn Owens, Musab Ozbakir, Jessica Ragland, Zoe Scott, Riker Thomas

These students will have the chance to perform with the Honor Band on the stage of Toledo's Stranahan Theatre Sunday, February 18th at 7pm (concert is open to the public)

Wildcat News Update

These are the Northview students that have been accepted in the the OMEA District Honors Choir.Angel Dorris, Donya Esterson, Miranda Futrell, Spencer Johnson, Emma Jurski, Alley Lamb, Sara Lewandowski, Riley Runnells, Blake Schiffel, John Slattery, Chyenne Smith, Lauren Smith. Congratulations to them all!

Wildcat News Update
An Angel from Northview

Last Sunday, January 14, 2018, Angel Simon, Northview Senior Med Tech student was working at her job as a Server at Bob Evans when she noticed a large family of seven come in for dinner. Angel, alert on the job and as a First Responder noted that one of the women in the group needed extra help, so she kept an eye on her. In the midst of her hectic shift she heard some commotion by their table. She saw the lady choking. She saw family member’s frantically trying to pull out their phones and some trying to try to help her remove the choking material. Angel noticed that they were doing it incorrectly so she went over and identified herself as a First Responder and asked if she could help. Immediately, she said, the family stood back and let her attend to the woman. Angel got behind her, encircled her arms around the woman’s waist, above her navel and performed Abdominal Thrusts (the Heimlich maneuver). After three abdominal thrusts, the food dislodged from her throat and the woman stopped choking. Her airway immediately improved and she returned to normal breathing and talking. Angel saved her life. Angel stated that was a “very big moment for her and everything went by in a blink of an eye.” She also said, “It’s crazy to me how things can change so quick and how one thing can change your perspective on life.” Angel expressed gratitude in learning “life skills” in her Med Tech class.

Wildcat News Update

The Northview and Southview Science Olympiad teams joined together this month to take their first special overnight trip to compete at the University of Chicago. Students visited Fermi Labs, took a walking tour of Chicago, explored the University of Chicago and competed against some of the best teams in the nation in a variety of STEM events over the course of the weekend.
Northview students took home medals in Thermodynamics, Write it Do it, Experimental Design and Remote Sensing. The Northview team placed 5th out of 37 teams.

Wildcat News Update

The swim team raised over $200.00 to donate to The Victory Center to give cancer the boot.

Wildcat News Update

Athletes participated in the second annual Project Unify basketball game on Friday, January 29th in front of an electrifying crowd at the Northview-Southview rivalry night. Project Unify is an inclusive sports program in which students with and without disabilities play sports together. The goal is simple: by playing and learning together we will create a more inclusive world. Students in Miss Minard’s government and world studies classes helped to plan and put on this event. At the game we saw exciting back and forth action, a cheerleading halftime show with Lucas County Special Olympics, and the Northview cheerleaders, and even an exciting dunk. BCSN was kind enough to cover this event so that these amazing athletes could showcase their talent and spirit.

Wildcat News Update

The Sylvania Invitational took place on January 12th and 13th of this year. The annual Speech and Debate tournament is typically the biggest in the state, even bigger than the actual state tournament. While inclement weather deterred some teams, there were still over 400 competitors who came from across the state to showcase their acting,

Wildcat News Update

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Wildcat News Update

Ohio Mock Trial of­fered an in­no­v­a­tive ap­proach to learn­ing the law and how our legal sys­tem func­ tions. Guided by English teacher, Mrs. Rauscher and two legal advisors, Lucinda Weller and John Schlageter, stu­dents par­tic­i­pated in an orig­i­nal, un­scripted sim­u­lated trial writ­ten by at­tor­neys. High school stu­dents argued both sides of the case in real court­rooms at the Toledo Municipal Court on Friday, January
26. Our team worked on a based-on-real-life murder case, both defending and prosecuting the defendant, complete with opening and closing statements, direct and cross examinations, and objections. Students also participated as real witnesses, having to fully immerse themselves in their character. The Mock Trial did wonderful for their first year! Joey Okeke and Michael Cannon won Star Witness. Our defense team of Sheridan Scott, Connor Cytlak, Joey Okeke, and Amber Spencer also won their round against Maumee Valley Day School. We may not have moved to Regionals, but we were a force to be reckoned with at the competition and the other teams better watch out for us next year!

Wildcat News Update

Mock Trial Students

Maiya Black Michael Cannon Connor Cytlak
Alsedeaq Hawamdeh Nicholas Johnson Anish Karnani Jeremiah Luke Joseph Okeke Maxwell Qian
Alex Shusterman Sheridan Scott Amber Spencer

The attendance guideline procedures are in compliance with the Ohio Revised Code. Also, review this section in the student handbook, which explains in detail what will be considered an excused absence.
Attendance Procedures:
Please call the attendance office at 824-8710 to report an ab. sence.  We have voicemail so a call can be made to the office 24 hours a day.
A written note must be presented upon the student’s return to school, or the absence will be recorded as a truancy.
If a student needs to miss school for a professional appointment (i.e. legal, medical, dental) they must bring a signed statement back

from the appointment to the attendance office otherwise the absence will not be excused until the note arrives.
The (PCA) form must be filled out in advance of the day(s) absent. A parent must call or come in to request a Personal Convenience Absence form.
If a student comes to school after 7:35 a.m. she/he must report to the attendance office before going to class.

Seniors:

Counselor's’ Corner

College application process meeting took place in early September.· The presentation can be found on the guidance website.
Individual seniors interviews will take place during September. Seniors need to stop down and sign up.

SAT and ACT Testing:
Colleges require that you take one or more standardized admissions test. The most common tests are ACT and SAT. Check the literature on your preferred college before taking SAT II, Subject Tests, to determine if it is required. The writing portion should be i included in your test. Students can register online. Students should check with the individual schools to which they are applying to find out which test to take. Seniors planning on attending college next year should be sure to take the ACT or SAT in the fall.
Northview High School code for all test registration and college applications is #364-930

Don’t Forget:
Pick up transcript request forms in guidance
Check final deadlines and get any final college applications in
Official transcripts are sent by counselors. Don’t forget envelopes and stamps, if needed. Check all deadlines on college applications. Many are earlier than December 1st.
Check the scholarship file drawer in the guidance office weekly.
The FAFSA (free Application for Federal Student Aid) application process begins October 1st. Log onto www.fafsa.ed.gov Many college representatives visit Northview . Stop down and sign up.

Juniors:
Check test dates for ACT and SAT I/II
Inform students about spring college night
Begin researching colleges.
Check out college prep pathway.

Sophomores:
Check out www.ohiomeansjobs.com Counselors will be working with students to introduce this resource for career counseling purposes.
Check out the list of clubs and activities on the Sylvania Northview website and be sure to get involved!

Freshmen:
When a student becomes a freshman, everything starts to “count” towards his/her permanent high school resume-grades, activities, attendance, disciplinary record, etc. As parents you can assist your students by continuing to emphasize the importance of doing their best each and every day. Encourage students to record their activities, sports, clubs, etc. on a resume for future use.
Check PowerSchool and Homework Matrix.

- Students are assigned to counselors by last name for all grades. The Guidance phone number is: 419-824-8715
Contact Phone Number 419.824.8570

Crystal Burnworth	A-Fl	ext. #5108	
Melanie Rogers	Fo-L	ext. #5109	
Kate Henk	M-Ro	ext. #5110	
Stacie Wachowiak	Ru-Z	ext. #5111	

If you are unable to print any of these forms on this page, they are all available in the main office at Northview High School.

Wildcat Forms

Join the Northview Parent Organization!
Keep up on the latest information, make your voice heard, and stay involved. Click here to join.

Be involved at Northview! Whether it is helping on Open House, supporting our kids on ACT/SAT prep, or just baking some yummy treats, you can help!
Click here to help.

Have you paid your Senior Fee?
The ice cream social, senior breakfast, senior lunch, and cool yard sign and, of course, pizza! They are all yours if you remember to pay your senior fee.

Bringing a Guest?
Dance form available here:

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Period 6:	Mrs. Mikolajczyk (Math Lab) Period 7:	Mrs. Werner
Period 8: Mrs. Seifert (Writing Lab)

Period 9: Ms. O’Shea/Mr. France (Math Lab)

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With the start of each	ew Year, people commonly vow to improve the ir physical health, including diet, nutrition , and exercise. While this is a vital measure to ta ke, it is equa lly important to resolve to improve one's mental and emotional heath as well.

A healthy mind is fundamenta l to a person's overall well-being, regardless of age. Our mental state affects how we think, feel, and act. Mentally healthy people are better positioned to:

Realize the ir full potential
Cope with the stresses of life
Work product ively at schoo l or on the job
Relate positively to others
Make good decisions
Make meaningfu l contributions to their conununities

In this New Year, here are 10 Things You  (teens  and  adults) Can Do fot· Your Menta l Health (shared by The University of Michigan - Student Life University Health  Service, adapted  from the National Mental Health Association /National Council for Community Behavioral Healthcare ):

Value Yourself: T reat yourself with kindness and respect and avoid self-criticism. Make time for things you enjoy.
Take Care of Your Body: Eat more nutri tious ly, drink more water, exercise, get plenty of sleep, and avoid tobacco.
Surround Yourself with Positive People: Happ iness is contagious, so is negativity - which will only bring you down. Keep company with people who choose to lau gh more than they complain and focus on the positives in life.
Give of Yourself: Seek out volun teer opportuni ties at churches and/or organizations that interest you, or simply take advantage of the endless opportun ities to help fam ily, friends, an d neighbors. It is uplifting to help others.
Learn How to Deal  with  Stress:  S tress  is a  nonnal pait of life and the sooner one learns how to cope with it in a  positive way, the better. Different things work for different people , but in general some cmrnnon stress reducers include physical  exercise, deep breathing exercises, visualization , journaling, playing with a pet, or tak ing a good old-fash ioned walk outside.

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Quiet Your Mind: Meditation, prayer, and mindfulness are kno wn to help people feel calm and relaxed , and can improve one's outlook on life.
Set Realistic Goals: Decide what you want to achie ve in school, work, or personal life and write it down. Then, plan out the steps needed to make those goals a reality. Aim high, but be realistic and don' t overschedule yourself.
Break Up the Monotony: Routines are good, but a change of pace now and then is even better. Take a walk in a different park, shoot some hoops instead of doing your daily nm, come
up with a different spot to han g with friends, try a new food or res tau ran t, etc.
Avoid Alcohol and Other Drugs: For youth, this is a given. Alcohol is illegal for those under 21 and a danger in many ways. For some adu lts, alcohol in moderation is okay. While some people tum to alcohol and other drugs to self-medicate, the opposite is likely to occur as self-medicating will only make the sihiation worse.
.	Get Help· w he n Needed: Seeking help is a sign of strength - not weakness.  People who get appropriat e care can and do recover from mental illness and addiction and lead happy, healthy, productive, a nd rewarding lives.

It's a new year-  a  clean  slate,  a  chance  for  new  beginnings , and a time to push away the negati ves, focus your energy on the positives, improve your mental and emotional healt h, and find balance in life.

Sources: U.S. Department of Health & Human Services - MentalHealth.go v: \\ Th at is Mental Health? Aug. 29, 2017. The Universi tv of Michigan - Student Life Universitv Health Seiv ice. ad apted from the National Mental Health Association/National Council for Community Behavioral Healthcare: Ten Th ings You Can Do for Your Mental Health.

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Grading Schedule
2017-2018

Interims
Enter:
September 13-15 (W-F)
Available:
September 18 (M)

Interims
Enter:
November 15-17 (W-F)
Available:
November 20 (M)

Final Grades
Enter:
October 13, 17, 18 (F, T, W)
Available:
October 20 {F)

Final Grades
Enter:
December 18-January 9 (T)
Available:
January 12 (F)

1st Semester Exams

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Interims	Final Grades

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February 7-9 (W-F)
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February 12 (M)

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March 9, 12, 13 (F, M, T)
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March 16 (F)

Interims	Final Grades

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2nd Semester

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It's a newschool year and time for a conversation about meals at school!

We are excited about the upcoming school year! We continue to offer food options that are not only healthy, but kid's favorites.

MySchoolBucks - We strongly encourage all parents and guardians to discuss meal options and responsible purchases with their children. Also, please consider using myschoolbucks.com as a tool for you, the parent/guardian, to review your child's purchases and manage their lunch account balance. There is no charge to set up an account and monitor your child's cafeteria purchases.

Breakfast - During the 2017-2018 school year, we will have several options available every day for breakfast. Let us provide your kiddos with a healthy breakfast daily! As a bonus, you get more time in the morning!I Breakfast is offered at 9 of our 12 schools: Hillview, Maplewood, Stranahan, Sylvan, Whiteford, Arbor Hills, McCord, Northview and Southview.

Menus -The 2017-2018 menus will be available at www.sylvaniaschools.o rg after July 30, 2017.. Our menu will be updated again after winter break.

No kid goes hungry - We will never take food from a child in the lunch line. However, lunch and breakfast charges will be the responsibility of the studen t's parent or guardian and will be collected like other student fees.

Meal account balances - Letters are sent home once a month if a student's lunch account balance is over $20.00 in arrears. lif the account is not brought current, the charges will then be app'lied to the    student' s Power School account and must be paid at the Treasurer's Office. ll n  th  is instance, a letter is also mailed to the home address on record.

Meal accounts - In an attempt to make certain no student ,goes without breakfast or lunch, our system has been configured to allow students to charge full meals (no t a la carte items) when they do not have food with them or money on their lunch account.

Charging is for emergencies - Our  new charge system  is required  by the state of Ohio.  It is intended  to be used for the occasional time when a child does not have funds in their lunch account or does not have lunch money with them. The intention of this system is not to create a revolving charge account.

Set limitatio ns -The student's meal account can have specific limitations set to accommodate the parent request(s) regarding food purchases and/or monetary limits. The food service staff is avai.lable to discuss these options at (419) 824-8655 or (419) 824-8511.

Need assistance? The application for free and reduced meals for the 2017-2018 school year should be available at: sylvaniaschools.org/our-school-districtladministration/food-service after July 15, 2017. Paper applications will be available at school offices after July 30, 20 16 .
NOTE: Re-application is required each school year for all students.

We are committed to better nutrition and quality of foods while  staying  within  the required  guidelines. Please help us in our efforts to feed and serve students to make a difference. Thank you for your support in your child's nutrition and education  and your continued support of our cafeteria program!!  We are passionate about feeding and serving students to make a difference.

Sincerely,
Joseph Shamy  - Director, Food Services and Purchasing j shamy@sylvaniaschools.org

2017-2018 Sylvania Schools District Calendar *RevoedM2

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July 2017	I	I     August 2017	I	I    September 2017	I	District Academic Dates
Su    M    Tu w	Th     F	Sa	Su    M    Tu w	Th     F     Sa	Su    M    Tu w	Th	F     Sa	Aug.10,11 New Teacher Orientation
2	3	4	5	2	Aug.14 In-service Teacher PD (AM) /Teacher Work Day (PM) - No classes K-12
2	3	4	5	6	7	8	6	7	8	12	4	5	6	7	8	9	Aug.15   In-service Teacher PD (AM)/ Teacher Work Day (PM) - No classes K·12

9    10    11    12    13  14   15	13
16    17    18    19    20    21    22	20

19	10     11     12     13     14   15    16	Aug.16 First Day Grades 1-6 & 9 (Kindergarten Conf.)

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26	17    18	20     21    22    23	Aug.17 First Day Grades 7-8 &10-12 (Kindergarten Cont.)

23    24    25    26    27   28    29	27    28    29   30    31	24    25    26    27    28    29    30	Aug.18,21,22 Kindergarten Preview Days
30       31	Sept.4 Labor Day - No classes K· 12
Oct.12 End of 1st Quarter K·5
October 2017	I	I   November 2017	I	I   December 2017	Oct.13 End of 1st Quarter 6-12/ K-5 Records Day · No classes K-5
Su    M    Tu w	Th    F     Sa	Su    M    Tu w	Th     F	Sa	Su    M    Tu w	Th    F     Sa	Oct.16 -In service Teacher PD/ OAPSE Day - Ho classes K·12
2	3	4	5	6	7	2	3	4	2	Oct 26 PIT Conferences K-5· Noclasses K-5
8	9     10   11	14	5	6	7	9    10    11	4  11	6	7     8	9	Oct. 27 PIT Conferences K-5/6·8· No classes K-5/6·8
15    16    17    18    19  20   21	12    13    14    15    16  17   18	10    11    12    13    14  15   16	Nov. 22,23,24 Thanksgiving Break -Ho classseK·12
22   23   24   25   26   27   28	19   20   21   22   23   24   25	17   18 I 19 J       20 J      21 J     22 J      23	Oec.19,20,21   1st Semester Exams
29   30    31	26    27     28    29    30	24    25     26     27     28   29    30	Oec.21 End of 2nd Quarter/last Day of Classes 6-12
31	Dec. 22   End of 2nd Quarter/last Day of Classes K-516-12 Records Day· No classes 6·12
Dec. 2 Jan 5  WinterBreak · No classes K·12
January 2018	I	I    February 2018	I	I     March 2018	Jan.a     Classes Resume
Su    M    Tu w	Th     F     Sa	Su    M    Tu w	Th     F     Sa	Su    M    Tu w	Th   F    Sa	Jan.15 MLK Day- No classes K·12
2	3	4	5	6	2	3	1     2	3	Feb.2 PIT Conferences6-i /No classes 6-8
7	8	9     10     11   12   13	4	5	6	7	8	9    10	4     5	6  11	8  0	10	Feb.16 In service Teacher PD - No classes- K 12
14     15     16     17     18  19    20	11     12     13     14     15   16    17	11     12     13     14     15   16    17	Feb.19 President's Day·No classes K·12
21    22    23    24    25   26    27	18    19    20    21     22   23    24	18    19    20    21     22   23    24	Mar.9 End of 3rd Quarter
28    29    30    31	25    26    27    28	25    26     27     28     29   30    31	Mar. 26Ap r. 2 Spring Break -Noclasses K-12
Apr.3 Classes Resume May24,25,29   2nd Semester Exams
April 2018	I	I   May 2018	I	I   June 2018	May28   Memorial Day-No classes K·12
Su     M    Tu w	Th    F     Sa	Su    M    Tu w	Th    F     Sa	Su    M    Tu w	Th    F    Sa	May29 End of 4th Quarter/last Day for Students
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	2	3	4	5	2	May30 Teacher Work Day · No classesK·12
8	9    10    11    12   13   14	6	7	8	9     10  11   12	3    4	5    6	7	8	9	June3 Commencement
15    16    17    18    19    20    21	13    14 11	16    17   18   19	10    11    12    13    14  15   16	LATE STARTS 9/19*;12/5; 3/7; 5/15
22    23    24    25    26    27    28	20    21  22	23	26	17    18    19     20     21   22    23	'Revised(9/21changedlo!/19)
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INFORMATION

NV WILDCAT

Dates to remember…..
Feb 3- Senior Class Garage Sale- 9:00-3:00- Northview Cafeteria
Feb 5- Tryouts for graduation speakers-2:30-PAC
Feb 7- After Prom Parent Meeting-7:00 pm-Cafeteria
Feb 12- Interims Available Athletic Boosters Mt- 6:30pm Choir Boosters Mt-7:00pm Theatre Boosters Mt.
Feb. 13- After Prom Parent Committee Mt.-6:30-Cafe
NV Orchestra Concert-7:00-PAC
Feb 14- Parent Club Meeting- 12:00 pm- Guidance
Feb 16-NO SCHOOL-Teacher In-Service Day
Feb 17-Turnabout Dance- 8:00pm
Feb 19-NO SCHOOL-President’s Day
Feb 20- Band & Orchestra Boosters- 7:00pm
Feb 28- Northview Choir Concert 7:00 pm

Northview Office Staff
Principal	Steve Swaggerty
Assistant Principal for Curriculum	Gracy Lloyd Assistant Principal for Discipline	Libby McIlwain Dean of Students	John Monheim
Athletic Director	Chris Irwin
Assistant Athletic Director	Dennis Shoemaker Guidance Counselors:
Student Last Names A-Fl	Crystal Burnworth
Fo-L	Melanie Rogers
M-Ro	Kate Henk
Ru-Z	Stacie Wachowiak
Principal’s Secretary	Leslie Wakeland
Main Office Secretary	Gina Ragland
Records Secretary	Bonnie Kobee
Guidance Secretary	Ann Kuebler
Attendance Secretary	Cathy Bohland
Asst. Attendance Secretary	Melissa Smith

Important Phone Numbers
Main Office	419-824-8570
Principal’s Office	419-824-8700
Attendance	419-824-8710
Records	419-824-8712
Guidance Office	419-824-8715
Curriculum	419-824-8711
Athletics	419-824-8713
Music	419-824-8716
Pool	419-824-8717
Bus Garage	419-824-8605