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Wednesday, December 27th
Girls JV Basketball vs Freeman at Freeman – 1:30pm
Thursday, December 28th
Boys and Girls Basketball vs Southridge at NC – Freshman, JV, and Varsity at 4pm, 5:30pm, and 7pm
Tuesday, January 2nd
Boys and Girls Basketball vs Gonzaga Prep at Gonzaga Prep – Freshman, JV, and Varsity at 4pm, 5:30pm, and 7pm
Wednesday, January 3rd
Wrestling vs. Mead @ NC– JV at 5pm and Varsity at 7pm
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Wednesday, January 3rd (continued)
Boys C #1 vs Ridgeline at Ridgeline – 7pm
Thursday, January 4th
Wrestling at University – JV at 5pm and Varsity at 7pm
Friday, January 5th
Wrestling at University – 4:30pm
Boys and Girls Basketball vs LC at NC – Freshman, JV, and Varsity at 4pm, 5:30pm, and 7pm
Boys C #2 vs Pullman at Pullman – 6pm
Saturday, January 6th
Wrestling at University –Varsity at 9:30am
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Attendance
As we head into the new year, a reminder to please call in to the Attendance Line (509) 354-6309 if your student is out for any reason (sick, appointments, etc.). We are prioritizing attendance at school, knowing that students have the greatest success in education when they are present in classes. To aid us in this endeavor is Tracy Suarez, Student Support Specialist. Tracy is checking attendance daily for students who struggle to make it to school and to certain classes, helping to overcome barriers to getting to school and to classes. Tracy serves on our Community Engagement Board and assists with the BECCA process for NC.
We are grateful for your partnership in getting your student(s) to school and encouraging their participation in each and every class! And…calling in when they are absent.
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NC Wolfpack Athletic Booster Club | |
Honoring NC Teacher & Coach - Jay Webber | |
Jay Webber, NCHS science teacher, will be inducted into the WIBCA Highschool Coaches Hall of Fame for the class of 2023 this coming July. The WIBCA "is a tribute to the incredible people that have given of them selves, their families, and careers, to support the players, and the sport, and are an inspiration for all of us." | |
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We are thrilled, proud, and honored to celebrate Mr. Jay Webber as he is admitted into the Washington State Coaches Hall of Fame.
Here at NC, we know Mr. Webber as a man of character, a compassionate teacher, and a genuinely wonderful human. This honor is being bestowed on a very worthy coach.
Mr. Webber coached for 26 seasons. Here at NC, Mr. Webber was the head boys basketball coach for 18 years. He led 14 teams to postseason tournaments. NC was absent from the state basketball tournament for 55 years before Mr. Webber and his team ended that drought by qualifying for the state championship tournament 4 times. He has been named the GSL coach of the year, received the Spokane Officials Sportsmanship Award, and coached a team of the State Academic Champions.
Mr. Webber’s decades of dedication to mentoring and coaching young people is an incredibly impressive feat, but it is his strong moral compass that is most important. His own players refer to him as a man of character who always treated his players with utmost respect. His long-term service to the North Central basketball program is a testament to his dedication to our community. We are proud to have Mr. Webber as part of our Wolfpack family. Mr. Webber, we are grateful for your years of service, your mentorship, and your good heart. Thank you and congratulations.
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Hallway Decorating
Hallway decorating will be January.4th 5th and 6th from 9am to 4pm every day. Paper and tape will be provided but you are welcome to bring anything extra needed to make the hallway great, only NC students may attend hallway decorating. Come show up during winter break and show your school spirit by decorating the school for groovy shoes. Remember tour hallway will be judged by your teachers and staff members and the best hallway will earn class points!! The first meeting for expectations will be on January 4th at 9m.
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NC Student Saves a Toddler
Della Sanchez was honored at our Winter Con for saving a toddler from choking while working at her Career Focus job. Career Focus students do an internship in the community three afternoons a week. Della's internship is at the Little Red School House where she helps the children who attend their school. Her recent evaluation indicated that she is outstanding in the following areas: attitude toward work, quality of work, safety, dependability, relations with others, job growth, and leadership. Way to go, Della!
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This past week North Central DECA students attended the Area 11 DECA competition at Spokane Falls Community College. In attendance were 900 DECA students representing DECA chapters from 16 high schools within the Spokane area. Students competed in one of 30 different business categories. The following DECA members qualified to compete at the DECA State Conference for an opportunity to qualify for the DECA National Conference in April. | |
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Joey Jenkins, Automotive Services
Soren Hertel, Business Services Marketing
Liberty Borgeson, Business Marketing
Roland Veale, Entrepreneurship Series
Lucian Sloan, Quick Serve Restaurant
Oliver Sonnemaker, Entrepreneurship Team
Graysen Denlinger, Entrepreneurship Team
Drake Larsen, Entrepreneurship Team
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Becca Wade, Entrepreneurship Team
Derartu Johnson, Hospitality Services Team
Hale Baker, Hospitality Services Team
Ellie Hollingsworth, Ad Campaign Event
Kate Turnbull, Ad Campaign Event
Maya Knudsen, Ad Campaign Event
Gabriella Phillipe, Ad Campaign Event
Jameson Ebaugh, Ad Campaign Product
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Matthew Campbell, Ad Campaign Product
Trey Workman, Ad Campaign Product
Bailey Campbell, Ad Campaign Service
Hannah Sharpe, Ad Campaign Service
Hazel Guieb, Professional Sales
Maddix Dutton, Professional Sales
Marlee Schoeffler, Professional Sales Hospitality Services
Bria Cross, Professional Sales Hospitality Services
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Liam Carter, Financial Consulting
Quentin Leighty , Financial Consulting
Connor Drees, Financial Consulting
Joey Jenkins, Student Based Enterprise
Ellizabeth Bartlett, Student Based Enterprise
Abigail Muller, Student Based Enterprise
Gabriella Van Inwegen, Student Based Enterprise
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For more pictures of events, please follow our social media by clicking the links below. | |
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Senior Salutes are due by January 15. (No late submissions can be accepted.)
Two different options are available:
1/8 page - $25 (Limit of 2 pictures, up to 75 words)
1/4 page - $50 (Limit of 3 pictures, up to 150 words)
Photos and text should be emailed to [email protected]
Include the following information in your submission:
Student's Name:
Your Name:
Relationship to Student:
Contact Email:
Ad Size: 1/4 or 1/8
Other instructions
For any queries or clarifications, please contact Tim Ellingson, Yearbook Advisor.
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Calling all senior parents and interested junior parents! Join the 2024 Senior All Nighter Parent Committee and help fundraise and plan a safe and fun farewell party for our seniors. Check out the All Nighter tab on the NC website for more information: https://www.spokaneschools.org/Page/2172. Or join us for our next meeting Tuesday, January 16, 7:00 pm at MOD Pizza 2503 W. Wellesley Ave. Hope to see you there! | |
North Central High School
At NCHS, our vision is to provide a supportive and nurturing environment which embraces diversity, encourages social responsibility, promotes rigorous learning experiences, and emphasizes personalized learning support.
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