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Congratulations to the entire NEHS 25/26 Staff for bringing home the hardware for CMCSS School Spirit Back to School Bash!!

Congratulations to these amazing technology students in their recent conference.

This past weekend we had 16 students compete in 16 different events at the Tennessee Technology Student Association State Leadership Conference.  Overall this group performed well and was very helpful in helping set up, run, and tear down the VEX Robotics event.  Here are the results:

1st place in Coding: Ethan W., Jonathan M.

2nd place in Animatronics: Logan R., Riley R.

We also had many semifinalists which means they had at least 66% of the possible points in their pre-submission and were in the top 12 of their event.  Here are the events that at least had semifinalists including the ones above:

Architectural Design: Jordan K., Joseph S.

Board Game Design: Knya T., Dominic W.

Children’s Stories: Lyle S.

Debating Technological Issues: Lyle S., CaleighAnna C.

Fashion Design & Technology: CaleighAnna C., Jordan K., Theo G.

Future Technology and Engineering Teacher: CaleighAnna C.

TSA Robotics: Logan R., Riley R.

Video Game Design: Josue C., Kameron D., Jonathan M., Ethan W.

Please congratulate these students on their placements as well as the work they have put into their projects.  We look forward to seeing final results and rubrics once released by TN TSA.

Submitted by Nicholas DuBee, Technology Teacher

Congratulations to our very own students Kimberly Barlow, Senior and Peyton Ingram, Senior on their Essay Contest.

https://www.newschannel5.com/news/kids-speak-from-the-heart-to-those-who-served-in-veteran-essay-contest

Northeast High School’s student body, faculty, staff and parents celebrated Veterans Day with a ceremony on November 7th. Participants from the school included JROTC, band and choir.  Commander Col. Sam Preston and Command Sergeant Maj. Gary Petty (a former NEHS graduate) addressed the school assembly held in the gymnasium.

BACH leaders share Veterans Day message with Northeast High School students

More good news from the NEHS Band,

The Northeast Wind Symphony has been selected as one of four high school ensembles from the states of Tennessee and Georgia to perform at the Music For All Regional Wind Band Festival at Belmont University on April 5^th. The Wind Symphony was selected through competitive audition for this performance. The Wind Symphony will travel to Belmont University on April 5^th to perform a concert in Belmont’s beautiful McAfee Concert Hall, and receive instruction from two world class clinicians. Please congratulate the Wind Symphony for their monumental achievement!

Please congratulate the following students on their performance at the Tennessee Technology Student Association (TSA) conference. 

2nd place Technology Bowl: 

– Chris Book

– Cleveland Brookhart

– Jace Sebring

VEX Robotics Tournament Champions, Skills Challenge Champions, Excellence Award

Team 5999W

 – Jonathan Hernandez

 – Kirtan Patel

 – Nathaniel Maynard

 – David Tonn

VEX Robotics Judges Award

Team 5999C

 – Reginald Randolph (Ja’Von)

 – Jaxon Mixon

 – Kaleb Hemple

 – Alexis Celeste

 – Sean Burnett-Gunderson