Dear North Eugene Families,
Good afternoon! This will be our last week of Semester 1. Finals Exams will be happening over this 4-day week, ending with a grading day for teachers on Friday. The building will be closed on January 31. Look out for students' grades in the mail in the first week of February. There will be a theater performance of Romeo & Juliet on Wednesday and Thursday, and a Special Schedule on Thursday with all 8 periods. It's our only C Day of the year (so far!) thank you for your support!
GO NORTH!
DISTRICT CALENDAR
IMPORTANT DATES | ||
Monday, January 27 - Thursday, January 30 | Finals Week | |
Tuesday, January 28 | Senior Projects Night | |
Wednesday, January 29 + Thursday, January 30 | NEHS Theater Presents: Romeo & Juliet | |
Thursday, January 30 | Special C Day Schedule | |
Friday, January 31 | No School - Semester Grading | |
Monday, February 3 | No School - Transition Planning | |
Tuesday, February 4 | Semester 2 Begins - Grades Mailed Home | |
NEHS Theatre's production of Romeo & Juliet has been postponed as our Romeo has come down with a very high fever.
The run will continue next week on Wednesday and Thursday, January 29th and 30th. Until then, we're going to keep improving the show to ensure that you see a great production! If you've already purchased tickets, we'll honor them at either performance next week. If you haven't purchased tickets yet, you can do so by clicking the link below, or you can buy tickets at the door on the evening of the performance.
Thanks for supporting us!
https://www.locallevelevents.com/events/details/35811
Special C Day Schedule on January 30Greetings!
North Eugene High School is hosting a robotics tournament on Feb 8, and some of our judges have had to bow out. I was wondering if you could reach out to your industry partners to find people in any discipline who would be interested in volunteering for a full day of judging a robotics tournament. The day will consist of:
Selection of potential candidates for awards
Circulating through competition areas to see specific evidence for award differentiation
Finish between 5 and 6pm (end time is also being calculated)
The North Eugene Robotics Division needs volunteers to help us decide who gets these trophies!
Please fill out the interest form at: https://www.firstinspires.org/ways-to-help/volunteer/how-to-register
Thank you!
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And remember: the LCC Info Night is Thursday, January 23rd at 6pm in the NEH Library. Come learn all about LCC, their programs, financial aid, and learn more about this scholarship application!
Helpful Links:
Quest by Cycle Badge Design Contest - Calling All Young Artists!
The bicycling game Quest by Cycle has been awarded a grant to host the Quest by Cycle Badge Design Contest, a unique opportunity for students to showcase their creativity and contribute to a community-wide environmental initiative. Quest by Cycle (QbC) is a scavenger hunt-style game that encourages players to complete eco-friendly cycling tasks and earn badges as recognition for their accomplishments.
This contest invites artists of all ages to design badges that will be awarded to players in the Quest by Cycle game who complete sustainable cycling quests. These badges not only recognize achievements but also motivate players to stay engaged with the game and commit to reducing their carbon footprint.
Key Details:
Submission Dates: February 1–28, 2025
Eligibility: Open to artists of all ages, with a special focus on youth and underrepresented artists
Entry Fee: Free
Prizes and Recognition:
Your design featured in the Quest by Cycle game!
A prize valued at ~$30 (e.g., bike accessories, etc.).
How to Participate: Submit your designs at Quest by Cycle Badge Contest
Encourage students to submit their badge designs and be part of this exciting project to inspire creativity and promote sustainability.
For more information, visit the Quest by Cycle website or contact info@QuestByCycle.org.