Requirements: Straight A's, Perfect Attendance, and No Behavioral Referrals
6th Grade 7th Grade 8th Grade
Privileges Received:
1. Invited to Gold Card Reception
2. One free dress day
3. G.O.O.S.E. (get out of school early)
4. Move to the front of the lunch line for 9 weeks
5. One lunch with your favorite teacher
Student of the Year Candidates
Reminders:
Students must have money
deposited in their lunch
accounts or have cash in order to eat in the cafeteria.
Parents need to update cards with address and phone changes in case of emergency
7th Grade Duke Talent Search
Ian Achord
Edward Annison
Austin Armstrong
Bryce Babin
Kayla Beard
Samuel Bienemy
Emily Borg
Morgan Bouley
Rhashan Brazelton
Jennifer Brown
William Burns
Zachary Cason
Deirdre Clark
Bailey Cranford
Amanda Etue
Rylee Fischer
Martin Fontenot
Clayton Franklin
Jamie Gathright
Aaron Gauff
Christopher Goff
Alexis Granville
James Griggs
Yara Hantash
Seth Hardgrave
Katelyn Hardin
Keely Head
Dylan Hughes
Nadarius Jackson
Helen Johnson
Kristen Jones
Deanna Kaufman
Jami Kleinpeter
Jordan Kozar
John Le
Kade LeBlanc
Cameron Long
Mary Lutken
Daniel McClure
Micah McHugh
Carly Miller
Luke Nations
Anthony Noto
Kelsey Olson
David Oneal
Seth Priestner
Alexander Qaddourah
Jacob Remel
Connor Rogers
Stephen Samuel
Derrah Scott
Benjamin Serrett
Ariana Smith
Logan Smith
Joseph Starns
Karlee Tate
Julie Town
Luke Troth
Darian Tunstall
Bailey Valentine
Eddie Veal
Hayley Wayne
Cody Webb
Matthew Williams
Luke Wojohn
8th Grade John’s Hopkins
Jamee Allen
Ariele Altman
Allie Amond
Hayden Burton
Kristina Bynum
Darryl Cage
Nequan Cola
Lexie Corkern
Kylee Cox
Angela Dardenne
Ty Doiron
Jared Durr
Jackson Esposito
Kendra Fordyce
James Gantz
Ataeyah Garman
Hayley Hancock
Imani Henyard
Shayna Johnson
Ellen Johnston
McKyra Jones
Morgan Lamkin
Emily LeBlanc
Michael Mahan
Kaitlin Maloy
Amanda Martel
Collen McDowell
Terry Minor
Ian Morenc
Matthew Morgan
Kolbi Murphy
Abigail Nealy
Jacqueline Odom
Ariana Parrish
Maya Pelichet
Biannca Pierre
Zachary Ragsdale
Aubri Roberts
Elizabeth Rodgers
Collin Shelton
Patrick Smith
John Thompson
Ariel Thrasher
Caleb Town
Anthony Vicellio
Toni Watts
Brianna Young
Ms. Hodge, Mrs. Maddie, & Ms. Glover received a $35.00 Gift Card and their homeroom classes received a snack of their choice from the PTO
for having the highest percentage join PTO!
2008-2009 SGA Representatives
6A- Lauren Lane
6B- Sydney Watson
6C- Haley Sullivan
7A- Aleesha Rowe
7B- Brooke Cranford
7C- Kelsey Olsen
8A- Jaylon Edwards
8B- Zack Weber
8C- Terry Minor
Sponsors: Mrs. Kathryn Stark
Mrs. LaShae Fletcher
Parent Library
Books for parents are available for check out from our school library. Several popular titles include:
1. Seven Things Your Teenager Won’t Tell You: and How to Talk About Them Anyway
2. Adolescent Drug and Alcohol Abuse: How to Spot It, Stop It, and Get Help for Your Family
3. Beating the Odds: Raising Academically Successful African American Males
4. 100 Best Books for Children
5. The Bully, the Bullied, and the Bystander: from Pre-school to High School — How Parents
and Teachers can Help Break the cycle of Violence
6. Cliques: 8 Steps to Help Your Child Survive the Social Jungle
7. The Don’t Sweat Guide for Parents: Reduce Stress and Enjoy Your Kids More
8. The Everything Tween Book: a Parent’s Guide to Surviving the Turbulent Preteen Years
9. Ex-Etiquette for Parents: Good Behavior after a Divorce or Separation
10. Getting our Kids Back on Track: Educating Children for the Future
11. Girls will be Girls: Raising Confident and Courageous Daughters
12. Growing Compassionate Kids: Helping Kids See Beyond Their Backyard
13. How to Get Your Child to Love Reading
14. Healthcare for Children on the Autism Spectrum: a Guide to Medical, Nutritional,
and Behavioral Issues
15. The Minds of Boys: Saving Our Sons from Falling Behind in School and Life
16. The Roller –Coaster Years: Raising Your Child Through the Maddening Yet Magical
Middle School Years
17. Talking to Tweens: Getting It Right Before It Gets Rocky with Your 8-12 Year Old
18. The Tween Years: A Parent’s Guide for Surviving Those Terrific, Turbulent, and Trying
Times Between Childhood and Adolescence
Feel free to drop by and browse during the school year.
Northwestern Middle will no longer be using Teacher Web as our class web site source. Our new web pages are now set up through Moodle. Moodle is similar to Teacher Web. You can view announcements, homework assignments, and view class documents or notes. There are some changes, each student must use his or her Novell user id and login password in order to see their teachers’ pages. Parents must use their student’s login information. All teacher pages should be up and running beginning Sept. 2, 2008. Teacher Web will then be discontinued.
How to get to Moodle:
1. There is a link on the NMS website. Go to Teacher Pages and click on Moodle.
2. Use the web address http://moodle.zacharyschools.org/
How to see your teachers’ website:
1. Click on the link that has your team of teachers. Example- “Team 6A”
2. All of the links to your teachers’ sites should be there.
How to log in:
1. Type in your user name
first initial last name year of high school graduation (all together, no spaces and do not include the .s): example jsmith2013
2. Type in your password
first initial last initial last 4 digits of your social security number (all together, no spaces) example: js1111
3. Enroll in the class
4. Students update your profile and put in a workable email address
