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Contact Us!
Principal: Dana Albright Johnson, [email protected]
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3943 Ramseur Julian Road, Liberty, NC, 27298 phone 336.622.5808 fax 336.622.5868
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Thanks for voting Northeastern M.S.
Randolph County’s 2015 Best Middle School
In the Courier-Tribune’s Readers’ Choice Poll!
Presnell Foundation Makes $5000 Donation to
NE’s Media Center Mr. Embree, Media Specialist, has been noti-fied that the H. Clay and Wavie M. Presnell Foundation has approved a grant in the amount of $5000 for books for our school's media center. The Presnell Foundation was founded in 2004 by Wavie Presnell in honor of her late husband Clay Presnell and is a private Randolph County foundation dedicated to as-sisting educational, and religious/cultural chari-ties. Past recipients of grant funds include: Seagrove Public Library, Randolph Pregnancy Care Clinic, Faith and Vision, Christians United Inc. and Habitat for Humanity. To date, the Presnell Foundation has distributed $350,000 to deserving organizations across central North Carolina. The NE school community is grateful to the Presnell Foundation for their generous contribution that will support the pur-chase of high interest books for our Media Center. Thanks also goes to Media Specialist Embree for securing the grant for Northeast-ern’s Media Center.
Welcome to New Art Teacher
Monica Backhaus joins Northeastern's faculty at the second semester! Backhaus is a gradu-ate of Appalachian State University where she received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art Educa-tion. Her student teaching experience was at Wakefield Middle School in Raleigh. During the summers Backhaus has worked at sum-mer camps including summer camp leader at Bass Pro Shop. In addition to other art inter-ests she enjoys woodworking, sculpture, I Movie, and website design. Please join us in welcoming her to the NE school family!
12 Golden Rules For a Great 2016
1. If you open it, close it. 2. If you turn it on, turn it off. 3. If you unlock it, lock it up. 4. If you break it, admit it. 5. If you can't fix it, call in someone
who can. 6. If you borrow it, return it. 7. If you value it, take care of it. 8. If you make a mess, clean it up. 9. If you move it, put it back. 10. If it belongs to someone else, get
permission to use it. 11. If you don't know how to operate it,
leave it alone. 12. If it's none of your business, don't
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Beta Club Inducts Members
6th Grade Colin A Bryson A Eris A Joseph A William B Alyssa B Yesenia B Brett B Abbey B Amber B Laylee C Randy C Caroline C Colin C Savannah C Josie C Amaria C Aria C Billie C Arlene D Ana D Leonardo G Austin G Lee H Christopher H Dakota H Alaina H Zane H Justin H Chloe J Alyson K
Strive For 90
$
90 Days = $90. One lucky student with 90 days of attendance @ Janu-ary 26th will win $90 cash!
Onyx K James K Laci L Janet L Maggie M Alex M Jaden M Daniel M Adriana M Morgan Mc Nallely M Ameris M Maria P Jacob P Leilani R Asael R Alexis S Krystal S Reann S Logan S Alexis S Anastasia S Colby S Josiah S Bladin S Sarah S William S Logan S Jillian S Stacy S Aaron S Chance T
Cole T Chase T Luke T Makalah T Harrison T Jonathan T Mary T Octavio T Hunter V Alexis V Lexa V Crystal V Rylee W Lanie W Jennifer W Ryan W Autumn W McKenzie W Amber W
7th Grade Jacob A Christopher A Zackary A Isaiah A Tristan B Timothy B Aleah B Kevin B Elizabeth B Chelsi B Abigail B
Chelsey B Riley B Diana C Zane C Cristian C Auston C James C Tiffany C Alan C Jeremy C Joseph D Malea F Patricia F Abigail F Nathan F Noemi G Jaeciana G Laniya G Amelia G Delaney G Samantha H Cadence H Kynley H Drew H Collin H Dustin H Toby H Noah H Peyton H Joshua H Jose J Kaitlyn J Kimberly J Rosa K Reece K James L Nathanael M Valeria M Joy M Makala Mc Joseph McD Joseph McG Tia M Joseph M Hailey M Kaitlin N Gabriel O Kevin O Questin O Kelsea O Carson P Rachel P Nestor P
Travis P Sa’Khari P Rhianna P Madison P Arsenio P Yahir R Jacqueline R Brian R William R Isabella R Annie R Christopher S Anthony S Haley S Christian S Nathan S Dustin S Rhane S Corbin T Matthew T Ulises V Dulce V Emma V Elyjah W Preston W Nicholas W Cameron W Stephany W Adam W Benjamin W Mallory Y
8th Grade Morgan A Isaias A Griselda A Korey B Angelina B Haley B Sandra B Travis B Kayla B Kaylee B Zane B Rebecca B McKenna B Elizabeth C Jiovani C Isaac C Garrett C Jarrett C Jacob C
William C Roxanne C Casey C Savannah C Reece D Martha D Jesus D Jasimin D Sommer E Daniel E Abigail E Israel F Roman F Katelynn F Isaiah F Xavier F Brendy G Eric G Gabby G Caillou G Kamden H Adam H William H Spencer H Caleb H Sierra H Amber H Nicolette H Zachary H Elizabeth H Jamarius H Joshua H Brynne I Austin J Jacob J Jessie J Tyrese J Elijah K Vianey M Jacob M Anthony M Nazuir Mc Natalie Mc Mackenzie M Julia M Luis M Saray M Drew N Allie N Ethan O Isaac O Kevin P
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8th Grade Attendance Incentive Continued Raymond P Ke’Ontae P Noah P Jessica P Madison R Emily R William R Parker R Isabelle R Rebecca R Ashley R Gavin R Christian S Kaitlin S Colby S D’Arcy S Jacob S Kaitlyn S Dylan S
Dylan S Cade S Josiah S Thomas S Autumn S Callie S Chloe S Ronin S Kaylee S Vinsha T Annabelle T Jessica T Jairo V Cammi V Charleen W Cela W Dalton w Kennedy W Jarod W Morgan W McKenzee Y Morgan Y
Hold the Dates We're gearing up for Testing Season and want to go ahead and share our testing dates so that you won't plan appointments or trips on these dates. We can always use proctors dur-ing testing as well! Let us know if you are able to help by contacting our receptionist, Sherita Hunt, at [email protected] (622-5808).
Important Dates to Remember: May 26: Science End-of-Grade Testing June 1 and 2: Reading and Math End-
of-Grade Testing
Word of the Week
advocate verbrecommend or support
publicly
The group does not advocate the use of violence.
8th
Grade Dance
Around the Corner
We are beginning to plan for the
end-of-year 8th grade
dance. Look for more news
soon! In the meantime, we are
beginning to collect can
drinks. Please send donations to
Ms. Becky Brady at the ISS
room. Thanks for your help!
Husky Habit for January
"Kindness"… Caring,
sharing and generosity
Northeastern's
Star Student for January
2016
Riley
Burton
7th Grade
1st Semester Wrapping Up
Friday, January 15th will mark the end of the first semester. Teachers will have workdays on Janu-ary 18-20 with no school for students. Report cards will be issued on Wed. Jan 27th.
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Menus
Breakfast Lunch
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Sausage & Cheese
Breakfast Pizza Bun/French Toast
Snacks
100% All Beef Cheese-
burger w/ Sandwich
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Tots Homemade Cole
Slaw Fresh or Chilled Fruit
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WG Muffin Strawberry/Brown
Sugar Cinnamon
Pop tarts
Spicy Chicken Fillet
Sandwich w/ Sandwich
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Potato w/ Ham, Cheese
& Cornbread Broccoli & Cheese
Soup Caesar Salad w/
Dressing Fresh or Chilled Fruit
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Chicken Biscuit Bun/French Toast
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Sausage Biscuit Bun/French Toast
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Chicken Quesadilla Spring Mix w/ Dressing
Salsa Cajun Pintos Fresh or Chilled Fruit
Grade 6: Lexiles adjusted: +70 Grade 7: Lexiles adjusted: +57 Grade 8: Lexiles adjusted: +55
Overall Lexile Growth: +60
Achieve 3000 Achieve 3000 has rolled out an app for ipad (available at the Apple App store), Chrome (Chrome web store), and Android (Google Play). Students can complete lessons any-time and anywhere, even without an internet connection.
CDM
What is CDM? Credit by Demonstrat-ed Mastery (CDM) is available to 8th grade students. Deadline later this month!
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Achieve 3000 100-199 Point Growth
Lexile Growth @ Mid Year
100 Points of Lexile Growth is considered One Year of Reading Growth
Grade 6:
Alyssa B
Abbey B
Lily B
Savannah C
Thomas G
Lacie H
Daniel M
Vanessa M
Willow M
Journey N
Grace R
Luke T
Emanuella T
Piper W
Grade 7:
Zane C
Alan C
Nathan F
Dakota G
Achieve 3000 200+ Point Growth
Lexile Growth @ Mid Year
100 Points of Lexile Growth is considered One Year of Reading Growth
Grade 6: Colin A Bryson A Amaya A William B Masten B Sophie B Emma B Brett B Amber B Bruce C Jaylin C Amaria C Viletta E Mason F David F Austin G Preston H Alaina H Gabrielle I Alex J Alyson K Janet L Shaelyn L Maggie M Dakota Mc
Morgan Mc Evan M George M Ameris M Josef M Logan N Fisher O Layla P Jackson P Dominic P Maria P Anastasia S Grayce S Andrew S Eden S Makenzie S Jacob S Jillian S Chase T Harrison T Daisy V Rylee W Chase W Nakita W Andrew Y
Grade 7: Kathryn A Jacob A Isaiah A Timothy A Timothy B Aleah B Kevin B Elizabeth B Chelsi B Xavier B Kodi C James C Samuel D Malea F Abigail F Laniya G Christopher G Jadon G Tanner H Joshua H Tyler J Reece K Noah L Antonio L Skylah L
Joseph Mc Jessie M Daphne M Kaitlin V Anahi N Katherine N Kevin O Lilly O Kinley P Nestor P Madison P Jacqueline R William R Chris S Haley S Samuel S Anna T Dulce V Jordan W Taylor W Cameron W Gavin W
8th Grade: Victor A Angelina B Kaylee Bow. Kaylee Bran. Zane B Mckenna B Jacob C Jordan C Kendall C Daniel E Israel F Roman F Gabriela G Colby H Spencer H Brynne I Connor J Jessie J Walter J Jordan K Christopher L Jacob M Anothony M Calie Mc Saray M
Aryn N Andrew N Ethan O Madison R Skyler R Gavin R Colby S Casey S Kaitlyn S Thomas Sno. Chloe S Kaylee S Madison T Jackie V David W Kennedy W Morgan W McKenzie Y Morgan Y Justin Y
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Randolph Early College HS Randolph Community College applications are due to school counselors Mrs. Rodriguez or Ms. Ross by February 5th. RECHS is an autonomous high school located in the J.W. "Willie" Plummer Vocational/Technical Center on the Asheboro Campus of Ran-dolph Community College. This is RECHS’ 9th school year and has a current enrollment of 330 students. The school day is from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m and follows a different calendar than county schools. You can find an application at the following link: http://images.pcmac.org/SiSFiles/Schools/NC/RandolphCounty/RandolphEarlyCollegeHigh/Uploads/DocumentsCategories/Documents/EarlyCollegeApplication.docx.pdf
Coming Soon: Krispy Kreme
Doughnut Sale
Beginning February 12th
Inclement Weather Video Just in case, below please find a link to the Ran-dolph County Schools’ inclement weather video with Superintendent Dr. Stephen Gainey.
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Upcoming Events Mon. Jan. 11th Basketball @ Home
vs. RMS. Wrestling @ RMS Athletic Boosters Meet - Jan. 13th
5:30pm Thurs. Jan 14th BB @ ATMS. Wres-
tling @ Home Winter Sports Pictures - Jan. 15th
ENERGYUNITED ENCOURAGES
MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS TO
APPLY FOR THE 2016 SPORTS
CAMP As part of its commitment to giving back to the communities we serve, EnergyUnited is proud to again sponsor two middle school students to attend the 2016 Sports Camp in June 2016. It is a wonderful scholarship opportunity for mid-dle school students who have a passion for basketball. To learn more about the 2016 Touchstone En-ergy Basketball Sports Camp, go to: https://www.energyunited.com/community/community-youth-programs/sports-camp/ EnergyUnited’s FB page: https://www.facebook.com/EnergyUnited?ref=stream
Basketball NE vs. NAMS
Boys NE 36—NAMS 31 Girls NE 36—NAMS 17
Northeastern vs. NAMS
Wrestling NE 30—NAMS 72
