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February 6th, 2025

Parent/Teacher Conference February 6, 2025 4:30pm – 7:30pm

Please join us for some fun food trucks in supporting our dietary needs during Class of 2029 Flight Night 5:30pm to 6:30 pm and our Parent/Teacher Conferences from 4:30-7:30 pm Thursday, February 6.  No appointment required.  If you don’t have any other plans for dinner, please stop by and support these 3 fine food trucks.  Check out their menus!  They are graciously donating 10% of their sales back to the NEHS Teacher Fund!

   


January 28th, 2025

NEHS Annual 8th grade Flight Night Feb 6, 2025

NEHS Families Please join us Thursday, February 6, 2025 from 5:30-6:30pm at NEHS to showcase our school to the incoming Class of 2029!  Please enter through the Activities Entrance!

We will have 3 food trucks on site that 10% of the proceeds come back to NEHS.

Fryz Wit Dat

Smash’n Beef Co.

Bondi Bowls 

NEHS 2025 Flight Night (4)

Flight Night (4).pdf


January 21st, 2025

TN Promise Mandatory Meeting Jan 22, 2025

Seniors reminder TN Promise Mandatory meeting will be held Wednesday, January 22, 2025 in the Main Gym from 2:25pm-4:00pm.  This is a required step in obtaining the TN Promise Scholarship.


January 13th, 2025

Complimentary Tutoring Program 2nd Semester Contracts available

After-School Tutoring Information

If your student is interested in receiving complimentary tutoring services in the after-school program, please complete the attached contract.All students wanting to stay after school and participate must have a contract on file.  Tutoring is to assist students with their current classes NOT to make up credits for failed classes.

Please email [email protected] with any questions or concerns.

Tutoring Contract: https://forms.gle/zPk6fSpSJTSJ8y4Y8

Clarifying differences between Tutoring and Credit Recovery:

BOTH PROGRAMS REQUIRE A (NEW) DIGITAL CONTRACT THIS SEMESTER.

TUTORING: Students are allowed to stay as needed and there is no attendance requirement. Tutoring is for current classes that students are having difficulties with. If anyone has questions on this, please have them come see me in Room 810 or send me an email. 

CREDIT RECOVERY: The CR program carries a mandatory attendance and productivity policy. This is to make up previously failed courses in order to earn their credit(s) back.

Some household rules:

  1.  The programs are Monday-Wednesday from 2:30-4:30PM with no provided transportation. Parents must pick their students up at 4:30.
  2.  Both programs are a privilege, not a requirement. If students are not following the guidelines set forth on the digital contract they can face disciplinary action and/or dismissal from the program. 

 


January 9th, 2025

2025 FAFSA Workshop January 22 (Updated event)

PLEASE NOTE DATE CHANGE FROM Jan 13 to Jan 22 ***

Please join us Wednesday, January 22 at 6:00 pm at NEHS in the LGI Room for our Free FAFSA Workshop.


January 8th, 2025

After-School Credit Recovery Program Semester 2

After-School Credit Recovery Program starting back up this semester.

Here are some pertinent details about the program to share with students and parents:

  1. Registration will be done online using this Google Form: https://forms.gle/skFDM7dMH4maxieE7 (yes you need to complete this if you were enrolled last semester)
  2.  “Phasing into Credit Recovery” next week with optional days for students Monday, January 13- Wednesday, January 15 from 2:30pm- 4:30pm each day.
  3. MANDATORY attendance will resume on Tuesday, January 21.
  4. Credit Recovery is ONLY for courses that were failed when looking at a semester grade, not nine-weeks grades.

Clarifying differences between Tutoring and Credit Recovery:

BOTH PROGRAMS REQUIRE A (NEW) DIGITAL CONTRACT THIS SEMESTER.

TUTORING: Students are allowed to stay as needed and there is no attendance requirement. Tutoring is for current classes that students are having difficulties with. If anyone has questions on this, please have them come see me in Room 810 or send me an email. 

CREDIT RECOVERY: The CR program carries a mandatory attendance and productivity policy. This is to make up previously failed courses in order to earn their credit(s) back.

Some household rules:

  1.  The programs are Monday-Wednesday from 2:30-4:30PM with no provided transportation. Parents must pick their students up at 4:30.
  2.  Both programs are a privilege, not a requirement. If students are not following the guidelines set forth on the digital contract they can face disciplinary action and/or dismissal from the program. 

 

 


December 19th, 2024

2023-2024 TN State Report Card

On December 19, the Tennessee Department of Education released the 2023-24 State Report Card with additional data, including school letter grades. The A-F school letter grades for Tennessee schools were implemented in 2023. School letter grades are calculated using several pieces of data, including student achievement and growth on standardized assessments, subgroup performance, and college and career readiness at the high school level. Since implementation, CMCSS has not had any schools rated at the lowest level, an F. CMCSS has continued this trend in 2023-24 and made significant improvements from 2022-23.

In CMCSS, 90% of schools received an average or better letter grade of an A, B, or C, an increase from 73% in 2022-2023. Nearly half of CMCSS schools performed in the top categories, earning an A or B, and the number of schools earning a D decreased by 64%. There were no F grades in CMCSS.

Over 30% of schools improved their letter grades from last year, including a significant 3-grade improvement at Northeast Elementary School from a D to an A, and 2-grade improvements at Montgomery Central Middle School (C to A) and Moore Magnet Elementary School (D to B).

Click here to review the Tennessee Department of Education’s School Letter Grade Dashboard. The TCAP Family Portal can be found here, and additional online education tools can be found here.


December 11th, 2024

2024 NEHS Fall Semester Exam Information

2024 NEHS Fall Semester Exam Information

Students,

Please see the message below that was sent to all parents via ParentSquare. Your parent must complete the form part in the message sent to them in ParentSquare. 

With students completing semester exams next week, we wanted to send out a few reminders and the exam schedule (attached) for parents and families.

Students are not allowed to be dismissed during exam testing.  If your student has to be dismissed during exam time, they may have to retake their exam on the makeup day or may receive a zero on the exam.

Once your student has completed the 1st period exam on Wednesday, December 18th, they can be dismissed by checking yes below. The exam should conclude at approximately 9:05. If a student has completed all finals, they will be marked present for the rest of the day on Wednesday.  A student will only be marked absent if they have not completed their finals and do not show up to class.

All students will need to follow their individual class schedule in correlation with the final exam schedule.  If a student needs to be dismissed at a different time, please follow normal dismissal procedures.  We do not accept emails, phone calls, or text messages.  It needs to be a signed hand-written note with parent contact so we can call and verify.


November 13th, 2024

Veterans Day Essay Contest coverage on News Channel 5 at 6pm

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


November 12th, 2024

Veterans Day Ceremony November 7, 2024

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