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December 2016Volume 55 Issue 4

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Exam Schedule 2Wildcat News 3Wildcat Way Award 8Cos Competition 9Fall Sports Recognition 11Santa Breakfast 18NVPO Patrons 19ACT/SAT Test Dates 20ACT Crash Course 21ACT/SAT Recognition 22Office Forms 23KNOW 24Northview Staff 26

ACT Crash Course Continues December 7th During Scheduled 2 Hour DelayOn Wednesday, December 7th, we are inviting and expecting all juniors to join us in the cafeteria from 7:35 to 9:15 for a practice ACT mathematics test. Busses will run on a delay with the rest of the district; students will need to arrange for their own transportation. Students are given sixty minutes to complete this portion of the real ACT, and our practice session will mirror that. Students should bring a calculator to the test. Students will receive a score for their practice test, and we have built in time for them to review the questions they missed. You can find more information on the Crash Course on page twenty-one of this newsletter. Grades Posted in PowerSchool2nd Quarter Midterm grades have been posted on PowerSchool. If you have yet to set up a PowerSchool parent account, which will give you access to your son or daughter’s academic progress, as well as their attendance and discipline information, please call our Guidance Office (419.824.8570 ext. 5112) for assistance. Semester Examinations Coming SoonWe have two weeks before First Semester Examinations begin. Take this opportunity to speak with your student about the significant impact that exams at Northview have on a student’s overall grade point average, as well as good study habits, and exam preparation. See page two of this newsletter for the exam schedule. Students and teachers will be discussing effective studying techniques in our Homeroom on Friday. Les Miserables Fall Musical Awes Packed HousesThis year’s fall musical, Les Miserables, performed four shows in mid-November before packed houses, including two sell-outs. The production is not one many high schools can pull off because it calls for a deep pool of talent. Not only did our theatre program pull it off, they had audience members in awe. It was a special weekend! A big congratulations to Mr. Wachowiak, his fellow Directors, and our cast, crew, and Pit Orchestra for what was a fantastic weekend! 3rd Annual Dance Gold Philanthropy Earns $13,500+ for Victory Center226 Northview students danced the night away as part of a philanthropic dance marathon. Students exchanged their time and effort for pledges that will go to help local cancer patients. For more information, check out page three of this newsletter.

1st SEMESTER EXAMSOnce again Semester 1 Exam Week is before Winter Break this year. Students should begin studying now to avoid being overwhelmed during the last few days of the quarter or during the evenings of Exam Week. We suggest that your child ask his or her teachers for study guides, study tips or any other helpful information. If you have any other questions about studying for exams, please feel free to contact the Guidance Office.

Friday 12/16/16 Monday 12/19/16 Tuesday 12/20/16 1st Period 7:35 – 9:05 4th Period 7:35 – 9:05 7th Period 7:35 – 9:05 2nd Period 9:15 – 10:45 5th Period 9:15 – 10:45 8th Period 9:15 – 10:45 3rd Period 10:55 – 12:25 6th Period 10:55 – 12:25 9th Period 10:55 – 12:25

Wednesday 12/21/16-NO SCHOOL (RECORDS DAY)

Semester Exam Attendance PolicyStudents need to be in attendance for exams. Students may arrive late to school if they did not have an exam scheduled and may leave after they completed their exam(s) for the day with written permission from their parent/guardian to leave school. Students will not be permitted to leave school during open periods of scheduled exam days. Occasionally, school delays during semester exams may result. When this occurs, exams will start at the beginning of school for the delay schedule, i.e. 2-hour delay – classes begin at 9:30 a.m. Students are requested to bring a lunch for the day because exams will continue until 2:25 p.m. that day and no lunch service will be available. For cancellations, exams will resume the next day in session and extend until exams are completed, i.e. Wednesday exams cancelled; these will be moved to Thursday. Thursday exams will be moved to Friday with record day being held on Monday. When parents have questions about the report card, they should contact the subject teacher or the counselor. Students absent from an exam must provide a medical or court excuse to make up the exam.

Wildcat News UpdateNORTHVIEW STUDENTS HOST DANCE MARATHON, RAISE $13,670 FOR LOCAL CHARITY

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!

Message from The Victory Center: The next time you lose faith in today's young people....look at this post. These kids at Sylvania Northview High School raised $13,670 this weekend at their DanceGOLD marathon for The Victory Center. Words cannot describe how grateful and humbled we are. These kids are AMAZING!

danceGOLD 2016

Wildcat News Update

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Open enrollment begins November 14, 7:30 am through December 21, 4:00pm. This is for new applications and renewals.Please go to 4747 N. Holland-Sylvania, Student Services Office, 1st Floor and fill out your application.

Northview High School’s Library Media Center is pleased to announce its next book club meeting!! This semester we are reading, The Fault in Our Stars by John Green. Our next meeting will be held on Tuesday, December 13, during each of the lunch periods. If you are interested in joining us, please see Mrs. Omey in the library media center to borrow a copy of the book. All students are invited to join.

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.

The book fair is coming!!!!! The week of November 28, Northview High School’s Library Media Center will be hosting its sixth annual Scholastic book fair. Everyone is invited to visit, browse, and shop. Brochures will be available in the library media center for anyone interested. All of the proceeds earned will be used to purchase materials for our library media center.

We are trying an online bookfair this year in addition to the book fair at the school. If you cannot make it in to see the book fair or want to browse a larger collection for the entire family, use the link below. All books ordered through the online bookfair will still benefit our library media center. Items ordered are sent to Northview and will be delivered to your student. Here is the link:

https://bookfairs.scholastic.com/bookfairs/cptoolkit/homepage.do?method=homepage&url=northviewhighschool

Wildcat News Update

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How does your water taste?

Northview Senior Kimberly Mugford’s work was featured in the Toledo Blade’s Peach Section today as part of a story on the Focus Art Show, taking place tonight at the Toledo Museum of Art.

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.

● Erika Chen and Cassie Scouten for winning Best Overall Presentation.

● Jenna Mermer, Lauren David, and Sydney Boerst onWinning the Best Overall Display Award.

● Most Creative Display was awarded to Katie Mertens, Tori Diesing, Colton Seiler, and Cassie Scouten.

OUR NEWEST WILDCAT,BRADY THE THERAPY DOG!

We are excited to welcome Brady, Northview’s new therapy dog to our learning community. Research has been telling us for years about the many benefits that a trained therapy dog can bring to a formal educational environment. Brady, a five year old Australian Labradoodle, is assistant principal Chris Fahim’s family dog. Both Brady and Mr. Fahim have gone through extensive training and been certified through the Alliance of Therapy Dogs for work with people who need comfort as a result of stress, depression, or anxiety. As a result of his breed, Brady is considered one of the most allergy friendly dogs that are currently available. In fact, Mr. Fahim personally has dog allergies, and Brady has not caused any issues for his health. Unlike a service dog, Brady is a therapy dog, which means that students and staff can pet him as they wish. Like any dog, he will attempt to use his charm and lovable nature to get you share treats with him. However, we ask that students, staff, and parents do not feed Brady. Brady will be working primarily with Mr. Fahim, a registered and licensed handler, and our counseling staff on a daily basis. We acknowledge that not everyone loves animals, and some of our students may even fear dogs. Brady, who is extraordinarily friendly and docile, will primarily be contained to a couple spots in the building where students who need or wish to interact with him can do so. Taxpayers can be reassured that the Brady’s addition to our staff will cost our district nothing. If you have concerns regarding allergies or anything else, please contact Mr. Fahim at cfahim@sylvaniaschools.org or Mr. Swaggerty at sswaggerty@sylvaniaschools.org.

Wildcat News UpdateBy the numbers…6 1st Place Invitational Trophies4 Runner-up Invitational finishes3 new school records3 NLL league titles2 Sectional Titles3 District Runner-up trophies1 District Champion3 Individual District Champions1 Regional Runner-up trophy

OUR STUDENT-ATHLETES

ROCK

Congratulations to the Northview Wildcats who signed with colleges and universities on Tuesday to continue to their educational journey, and to participate in intercollegiate athletics. We are proud of you Kyley Keene (Tiffin, Volleyball), Sydney Boerst (Indiana-Purdue, Fort Wayne, Volleyball), Kaitlyn Dieringer (Eastern Michigan, Diving), Ashley Knight (Cleveland State, Golf), and Nick Wyatt (Northwood, Baseball)!

Wildcat Way Awards

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On November 4, several students from all grades were recognized as recipients of Wildcat Way Awards for demonstrating the core values of Northview High School. We would like to congratulate these students and encourage them to continue their positive efforts throughout the school year. The following students were nominated by members of the Northview staff during the month of October: Rami Ababneh, Brandon Barth, Tyler Beattie, Ericka Bihn, Trista Bonde, Madison Brisbin, Lucas Burton, Grace Cappellini, Teagan Carroll, Erin Chambers, Liam Corcoran, Caleb Cornett-Adkins, Lauren David, Sofia Davis, Zachary Doner, Ryan Douglas, Julian Estis, Alana Faist, Maxwell Fojtik, Christina Frye, Tyler Garn, Alyssa Grega, Luke Hadeed, Christopher Huetson, Hasan Kahyaoglu, Maxwell Kelso, Collin Kill, Yong-Won Kim, Daniel Klein, Kerry Kurth, Alexandra Lauder, Morgan Lutz, Mary Mains, Joshua McCormick, Kylee Moebius, Hunter Morgan, Sophia Muir, Rachel Phalen, Ryan Pinski, Lily Powell, Mason Pugh, Sydney Pyles, Jessica Ragland, Jonathan Rhee, Anthony Rodriguez-Harkless, Madison Sample, Madison Schalk, Nathaniel Schell, Serenity Sennett, Aleah Surovchak, Kayla Thielen, Brian Vavrinek, Kylie Wamsher, John Watson, and Madison Williamson

Senior & Junior COS Competition

The Sylvania Cosmetology program held their “Annual Junior/Senior Hair & Nail Competition” on Monday, November 7th, 2016. Northview & Southview students displayed their amazing talents in creativity for hair portion of the contest through cutting, coloring and styling. The Juniors contestants performed upstyling techniques from a photo and also fall themed nail art. Seniors students showed an array of advanced workmanship through the performance of a haircut, color application and style from a photo and written technical of the entire process as well as nail art from a photo while being timed. We are please and proud of the hard work put forth by all students. Judges included Cosmetology Advisory Committee members. A huge congratulations to all the winners!

Senior- Hair Senior-Nail1st- Sophia Hueberger 1st- Olivia Noss2nd-Ashley Arnold 2nd- Shibria Richardson3rd- Kayla Siek 3rd- Autumn BaileyJunior- Hair Junior- Nail1st- Mya Briceno 1st- Whitney Bankston2nd- Korrin Zollweg 2nd- Chloe Miller3rd- Salma Zaim 3rd- Ashlynn Britt

WILDCAT NEWS UPDATEStudents in Ms. Goebel's Academic Strategies classes discussed American Heroes, patriotism, and nationalism. Following the discussion, students had the opportunity to write letters to new recruits, veterans, enlisted service members of the United States Military, and wounded warriors. Students were able to express their gratitude towards these brave men and women who selflessly sacrifice their life for ours in order for all us Americans to be able to pursue our dreams. All the students wrote from the heart, shared personal connection they have with the military, and shared information about themselves. These letters were sent to military personnel and veterans through Operation Gratitude.

FALL SPORTS RECOGNITION 2016

Boy’s Cross Country Head Coach: David BriggsAssistant Coach: Bob Masters Girl’s Cross Country – NLL Champions and District Runner-up Head Coach: Jerry Flowers Boy’s Golf – District Runner-upHead Coach: Mike CzerniakowskiJV Coach: Rich Timm Girl’s Golf – Sectional Runner-UpHead Coach: Jay LeifheitAssistant Coach: Pat Sayre Boy’s Soccer – Sectional Champions, District Champions, and Regional Runner-upHead Coach: Mark Del Verne, Assistant: Adam GoniaJV Coaches: Dan Okoraofo, David Rehklau Girl’s SoccerHead Coach: Rick BurginAssistant Coaches: Julia Koralewski, Bruce Peterson, Sarah Stephens Girls’ Tennis 7-10Head Coach: Susie Miller Assistant Coach: Sue Lanigan Volleyball - Sectional Champions 15-9 (9-5 NLL – 4th)

Head Coach: Chad RutkowskiJV Coach: Trey Fanfulik9th Coach: Ellyn Mogan

FALL SPORTS RECOGNITION 2016

NORTHERN LAKES LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 2016

Northview LadyKat Golf

Team set two school records - 9 hole match 148, 18 hole record 315 In addition to winning the NLL, they won the NWOGGL regular season and the

NWOGGL tournamentThe Kats also finished 2nd at Sectionals and 3rd at Districts

Lily Bell, Nina Kilcorse, Rachel Lambdin, Katie Woodbury, Coach Jay

Leifheit, Ashley Knight, Kendra Ghesquiere, Lexi Knight

FALL SPORTS RECOGNITION 2016

NORTHERN LAKES LEAGUECHAMPIONS

2016 Northview LadyKat

Cross CountryThe Kats also finished 2nd at Districts and 3rd at the Regional meet.

Our LadyKats are: Angela Dilday, Emily Eppard, Sheridan Scott, Sarah Adya, Claire

Jakubowski, Erin Chambers, Kylie Archibeque, Angel Simon, Erin O’Donnell, Claire Gray, Grace Donaldson, Paige Beattie, Meghan

Vandenbroek, Nicole Wygant, Liz Liber, Jenna KillCoach: Jerry Flowers

FALL SPORTS RECOGNITION 2016

NORTHVIEW WILDCAT SOCCER 2016

Northern Lakes League ChampionsDistrict ChampionsRegional Runner-up

No. PLAYER Yr. No. PLAYER Yr.00 Ryan Bules So. 11 Osama Khrawesh Jr2 Sam Goecke Jr. 14 Jordan Miller Sr.3 Riley Stack Jr. 15 Luke Gonia So.4 Nathan Masters So. 16 Nick Williams Sr.5 Spencer Montz So. 17 Luke Dunlap Sr.6 Amir AbouZied Sr. 18 Tyler Biggs Sr.7 Marios Kamalaris Jr. 19 Alec Bacon So.8 Andrew Kunkel Jr. 22 Alek West So.9 Feross Sarsour Sr. 23 Fifo Mourad Sr.10 Shane Banachowski Sr. Head Coach: Mark DelVerneAssistant Coaches: Adam Gonia, Dan Okorafo, David Rehklau

FALL SPORTS RECOGNITION 2016

All-NLL Academic Certificates—Seniors with a current overall gpa of 3.0 and above after 6 completed semesters. (44 of 59) of our Senior/Athletes have at least a 3.0, 75%. What’s even more impressive, 24% of our seniors have a 4.0 or higher. Actually, 90% of this year’s seniors have at least a B- Grade average.

2016 Fall NLL Honors 3rd Team Boys Xcountry Cooper Loosey Girls X Country Paige Beattie

Football DJ Alrich, Cam Corron, Mitch Gibson & Dane HullibargerGirls Golf Katie Woodbury & Kendra Ghesquiere Boys Soccer Marios Kamilaris & Alek WestGirls Soccer Morgan LutzVolleyball Aly O’Lenic

2nd Team

Boys Xcountry Alex MillerGirls Xcountry Angela DildayFootball Trevor Hartbarger, Marty Hofbauer, Dane Hullibarger & Jessup PawelzcykBoys Golf Caden Irwin & Andy Riggs Girls Golf Boys Soccer Jordan Miller, Nick Williams & Ryan Bules

Girls Soccer Lucy Creech & Alyssa Ersig Tennis Jessica Mermer Volleyball Paige Beck & Rachel Phalen 1st Team

Girls Xcountry Jenna Kill, Erin Chambers & Kylie ArchibequeBoys Golf Jack Kunkel & Gabe Humason

Girls Golf Ashley Knight, Lexi Knight & Rachel Lambdin Boys Soccer Tyler Biggs & Shane Banachowski Girls Soccer Madison Keller & Lily Powell Volleyball Sydney Boerst

FALL SPORTS RECOGNITION 2016

District Honors 3rd Team/Honorable Mention Girls Golf Rachel Lambdin

Boys Golf Andy Riggs Boys Soccer Shane Banachowski & Alek West Girls Soccer Alyssa Ersig & Lucy Creech

Volleyball Paige Beck 2nd Team

Girls Xcountry Kylie ArchibequeBoys Soccer Ryan Bules

Girls Soccer Madison Keller & Lily Powell Volleyball Rachel Phalen 1st Team Girls Xcountry Jenna Kill & Erin Chambers Boys Golf Jack Kunkel - Medalist Girls Golf Ashley Knight – Medalist, Lexi Knight Boys Soccer Tyler Biggs Volleyball Sydney Boerst

All State HonorsGirls Golf Qualifier: Ashley Knight – 4th consecutive year, 9 hole 32, 18 hole 68Boys Golf Qualifer: Jack Kunkel – 3rd consecutive yearBoys Soccer: Tyler Biggs – 1st Team

Four Year Letter WinnersFootball Marty Hofbauer

Girls Golf Ashley Knight Boys Soccer Tyler Biggs Girls Soccer Alyssa Ersig, Morgan Lutz, Lily Powell

Girls Tennis Jessica Mermer Volleyball Kyley Keene

FALL SPORTS RECOGNITION 2016

Athlete of the Week — Is Athletic Booster funded program that recognizes athletes for their leadership, dedication and accomplishments in their respected sports. A special thanks to Kelly Duwve and Monica Summers for traveling all over Sylvania to post a new athlete each week. Locations that graciously display our athletes include:

➔ In and Out Mart-Centennial and Erie-Next to Mayberry➔ Nautica Coffee--Mayberry➔ Jo Jo's Pizza--Mayberry ➔ J&G Pizza--Main Street➔ Sautter's--Main Street➔ Kroger--Monroe Street➔ Fricker's--Monroe Street ➔ Ralphie's--Monroe (Startlite plaza)➔ Taco Bell--Alexis Rd.➔ Charlie's Ice Cream--Sylvania Ave.➔ Papa G’s Pizza – Main St.

The following students were recognized this fall:

➢ Caden Irwin - Golf➢ Jessica Mermer – Tennis➢ Kyley Keene – Volleyball➢ Kylie Archibeque – Cross Country➢ Tyler Biggs - Soccer➢ Jessup Pawelzcyk – Football➢ Rachel Frye – Cheer➢ Sydney Boerst – Volleyball➢ Lily Powell - Soccer

I STILL BELIEVE IN SANTA!

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Support Student Government and have breakfast with Santa!

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Join the

Northview Parent Organization/ Academic BoosterPatrons 2016/2017

Platinum PatronsKurt & Laura BernsdorffTim & Denise BrownChambers FamilyKen and Kelly ColeCiucci FamilyJulie & Fritz KleinJohn & Lori Regan & FamilyRajiv & Purvi Saraiya Gold PatronsApel FamilyRob BulesKim & Dinesh GeraArt & Sandy HoltfreterJallad FamilyKirk & Wendy LudwigDonna RamirezSue & Spencer ReevesDan & Connie UmfleetTim & Mindy WardDenis & Jill WilliamsDave & Dena Zack & Family

Silver PatronsMagdy & Angie AbouZiedEd & Cathy AlzapiediKenneth & Laura BachmannJennifer & Keith BenedictSteve & Mimi BishopBueshen FamilyDean & Melissa BoyersConway FamilyMike & Debbie CravensAlex & Mary DuePeg & Ed EdingFabiilli FamilyFahim FamilyBrett & Jill GoeckeMark & Linda JuhaszTom & Lisa KilcorseLiber FamilyJason Morris & Rick MendietaScott, Amy & Adam OrmsbyPalmer FamilyTom & Barb PawlakGlenn & Kristine SoldnerThielen FamilyTodd Tiell FamilyFrank & Ann Zuchowski

Bronze PatronsAldrich FamilyColin & Janet CannonCappellini FamilyTom & Jule ClunkTony & Laura GalatiGist FamilyRandy & Jill HassKimmet FamilyLeamy FamilyLiebes FamilyBeckie & Trace O’BrienJim & Gina RaglandJanelle ReynoldsTodd & Barb RiggsSteve & Joan SadowskiSample FamilyRose & John ScoutenJoe & Tammy SnyderCris WinnerSam & Kristin Wygant

Northview Parent Organization & Academic Boosters**Please consider a tax-deductable donation**

To support the NVPOThe NV Parent Organization meets monthly. Meeting dates are be posted on our website and published in the Cat Tracks Newsletter/Wildcat Weekly. All are invited to attend. Each meeting will have an agenda focused on current happenings at NV with our Principal or Assistant Principal in attendance.

Visit our website: https://sites.google.com/site/northviewparentorganization/home

ACT/SAT TEST DATES

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Northview’s 2016-17

Crash Coursefor Juniors

➔ What is this?◆ NV Juniors will take two, full practice ACT tests◆ Students will receive feedback on their performance◆ Students will learn how they can prepare themselves for the ACT on

March 21st● The ACT will be taken by all NV Juniors during that school day

➔ Is this the same thing that Mrs. Rhine offers?◆ No. This is different. All Juniors. Free.

➔ When?◆ During the planned 2 hour delays this year before the March 21st ACT

● October 25● December 7● January 26● February 15● March 14

➔ Who?◆ All NV Juniors

➔ How?◆ Just show up in the Cafeteria. Since these are 2 hour delay days,

students will need to transport themselves to Northview by 7:35 a.m.

➔ Can sophomores or seniors attend?◆ We will open seats based on availability of Chromebooks. A sign-up

sheet will be available in the Guidance Office. 1st come, 1st serve.

ACT/SAT Recognition

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Michael DetzelMatt BishopSamantha BradyMorgan LutzTyler McClainHrishikesh SaraiyaJacob MorrisAlec MedlinMitchell GibsonYong-Won KimSara CoyRosalie D’OnofrioMargaret EdingLaina MossingAvery SiegelCaitlyn HoffmanMargaret LaberdeeRachel LambdinChase RolletMadison WagonerNicholas WilliamsAlexander Zuchowski

Noah JockettAshley KnightAndrew NowickiBrittany HarderMark GillilandGriffin GistKacie KueserCameron ReevesMia RestivoTaylor RosplohowskiJohn YoungSamuel AvinaBradley CrandallLauren DavidShane BanachowskiErin ChambersGrace FigliomeniBailey HicksLibbey JaeblonKatherine KleinJoshua LosieJessica MermerJacob Morris

Isabella MurraJessup PawelczykCameron ReevesFeross SarsourCassandra ScoutenJoseph SohaskySarah SzewczykowskiNabeel TausifJacob BartlettKyle BortonJustice DeleonIan DonahueMary MatriscianoGrace FigliomeniMitchell GibsonCaitlyn HoffmanMadeleine JonesAllison LeamyCooper SadowskiBrendan Winner

ACT SCORES 26 and ABOVE

SAT SCORES 600 and ABOVEHrishikesh Saralya/Math/Crit. Reading/WritingNicholas Williams/Math

Wildcat Forms

Join the Northview Parent Organization!Keep up on the latest information, make your voice heard, and stay involved. Click here to join.

Be involved at Northview!Whether it is helping on Open House,

supporting our kids on ACT/SAT prep, or just baking some yummy treats, you can help!

Click here to help.

Have you paid Senior Fee?The ice cream social, senior breakfast, senior lunch, and cool yard sign and, of course, pizza! They are all yours if you remember to pay your senior fee.

If you are unable to print any of these forms on this page, they are all available in the main office at Northview High School.

NV WILDCAT INFORMATION

Dates to remember…..Dec. 1- Jazz Cats Band Concert-730/PAC

Dec 2&3-Cat’s Meow-7pm/PAC

Dec. 5- World Language Performance-6pm/Cafe

Dec. 6-NHS Induction-6pm-Media Center

Dec. 8- NV Band & Orchestra-7pm/PAC

Dec.9-Josten’s Senior Mt-During HRScience Olympiad-All Weekend-Building Use

Dec. 12- Choir Boosters-7pm

Dec. 14-Parent Club-12:00Guidance Conf. Room

Dec. 15-Turn Josten’s Senior Orders in-Lunch Periods

Dec. 16, 19,20-EXAMS

HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ALL NORTHVIEW FAMILIES

Northview Office Staff

Principal Steve SwaggertyAssistant Principal for Curriculum Kasey VensAssistant Principal for Discipline Chris FahimDean of Students Jon MonheimAthletic Director Chris IrwinAssistant Athletic Director Dennis ShoemakerGuidance Counselors:Student Last Names: A-Fl Crystal Burnworth

Fo-L Melanie RogersM-Ro Kate HenkRu-Z Stacie Wachowiak

Principal’s Secretary Leslie WakelandMain Office Secretary Gina RaglandRecords Secretary Bonnie KobeeGuidance Secretary Ann KueblerAttendance Secretary Cathy BohlandAsst. Attendance Secretary Claire Kozlowski

Important Phone NumbersMain Office 419-824-8570Principal’s Office 419-824-8700Attendance 419-824-8710Records 419-824-8712Guidance Office 419-824-8715Curriculum 419-824-8711Athletics 419-824-8713Music 419-824-8716Pool 419-824-8717Bus Garage 419-824-8605