Month: November 2016

LES aMIZing delights a sell out crowd

Standard

The house was sold out.  The show was beyond words.  The audience was in awe at the product on stage last night at the Northview Performing Arts Center.  Les Miserables is shaping up to be an all-timer for the storied Northview Theatre program.  Click here and here to see clips of this talented, hard-working cast and crew during rehearsal this week and warming up before show time.  Less than 100 seats remain available at http://www.northviewtheatre.org or at the ticket booth for tonight’s 7:30 and tomorrow’s 2:30 show.

aaaaa

Sylvania Northview wins multiple awards at @UToledo ‘s Water Quality Summit

Standard

Northview Environmental Science and AP Environmental Science students competed recently at the University of Toledo against other high schools in the Water Quality Summit.  Their work centered on research conducted on the water quality of Ten Mile Creek.  Congratulations to the following award winners:

  • Erika Chen and Cassie Scouten for winning Best Overall Presentation.
  • Jenna Mermer, Lauren David, and Sydney Boerst on Winning the Best Overall Display Award.  
  • Most Creative Display was awarded to Katie Mertens, Tori Diesing, Colton Seiler, and Cassie Scouten.

p1080852p1080858p1080862img_0122img_0125

@USArmy @USNavy @USMC @USCG @DeptVetAffairs – thank you. 

Standard

Ms. Goebel’s students spent their Veterans Day researching and discussing heroics, and followed that up by writing letters to military recruits, enlisted members, and veterans. Many of the letters expressed a sense of gratitude that these young people will be able to chase their dreams because the recipients were and are willing to put their own on hold. The letters will be sent to military personnel and veterans through Operation Gratitude. 

@USArmy @USNavy @USMC @USCG @VetDeptAffairs – thank you. 

Standard

Ms. Goebel’s students spent their Veterans Day researching and discussing heroics, and followed that up by writing letters to military recruits, enlisted members, and veterans.  Many of the letters expressed a sense of gratitude that these young people will be able to chase their dreams because the recipients were and are willing to put their own on hold.  The letters will be sent to military personnel and veterans through Operation Gratitude. 

Northview students host dance marathon, raise $13,670 for local charity

Standard

226 Sylvania Northview students participated in their third annual dance marathon, titled danceGOLD, on Saturday night.  Students raised pledge money and promised to stay on their feet all night long.  Throughout the course of the night, participants were divided into four teams, and they competed in a wide variety of events.  A line dance highlighted each hour.  Team Jive walked away with the trophy, that took into account points earned throughout the night, who raised the most money, and most spirited team.  Sophomore Jayden Bolden was crowned Mr. Northview after a rock solid performance of serenading the judges with My Girl.  The end result was that the students has a blast, and their efforts yielded a large check that they turned over to the Victory Center, an organization in Sylvania that helps cancer patients deal with their difficult journey.  Congratulations to our National Honor Society members and their adviser Mrs. Omey for hosting a wonderful event!

Good luck engineers!

Standard

Good luck to NV’s Aerospace Engineering students as they launch rockets 3,000 feet into the air at speeds reaching 500 miles per hour today, and compete in the National Association of Rocketry Level 1 launch. 

danceGOLD inspires throw back t-shirt day…

Standard

Students are getting mentally prepared for the dance marathon tomorrow with a spirit week this week.  Thursday was retro t-shirt day, which gave Mr. Roth the idea to break out t-shirts from years gone by.  He sported apparel from AP Chemistry cohorts, Golf and Science Olympiad Teams of yesteryear.