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NESC NEWSLETTER- April 2026

AN INNOVATIVE EDUCATION FOR A BETTER TOMORROW

NESC NEWSLETTER-April 2026AN INNOVATIVE EDUCATION FOR A BETTER TOMORROW

2025-2026 NESC ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2025-2026 NESC ACADEMIC CALENDAR

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Science Fair

Mr. Molinder's annual science fair took place in early March. Students, as usual, were tasked with using the scientific method to prepare boards that explain their hypothesis, analyze the results of their experiment, and more. Hayden Vaughn was awarded 1st place, Damon Norris with 2nd place, and Anna Summit with 3rd place. Honorable mentions included Reese Phegley, Chase Fields, and Janna Roberts. Congratulations to these students and great job to all the students who participated!

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Beta Leadership Summit

National Beta members from North Central are celebrating their recent participation in the Regional Leadership Summit. They were announced as qualifiers of the following challenges: Project Proposal, Beta Blitz, Being A Better Beta, and Collaboration Connection. Both Beta Clubs were also recognized as Outstanding Leadership Schools.


National Beta Regional Leadership Summits bring together students from multiple states for 1-2 day events. During that time, students work with interactive speakers who engage members through introspective exercises and team-building activities. Clubs can also participate in team-based leadership challenges which test their communication, critical thinking, creativity, presentation, and collaboration skills. Their victories at this level provide the opportunity to compete at the national level. The National Convention will be held at the Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center in Nashville, TN during Summer 2026.


"I couldn't be more proud of this group of Jr. and Sr. Beta's representing North Central Jr./Sr. High School. Our Beta's prepare, show up, and represent each and every time," said Beta Sponsor, Jamie Huff.


With more than 500,000 active members and 14,000 clubs nationally and internationally, National Beta has become the nation’s largest independent, non-profit, educational youth organization. National Beta promotes the ideals of academic achievement, character, service, and leadership among elementary and secondary school students. National Junior Beta includes grades 4-8 and National Senior Beta includes grades 9-12. Visit betaclub.org for more information.

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ATTENTION NCHS SENIORS, CLASS OF 2026!

Please download and review the following information regarding senior portraits, baby photos, quotes, ads, and more. The deadlines are hard deadlines, so please respond ASAP or mark your calendar. Thank you.
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Civics Studies

Our 6th grade students had the opportunity to attend the Hymera Town Board meeting as part of our civics studies. This experience allowed students to see local government in action and better understand how decisions are made that impact our community. Students observed the meeting process, listened to discussions about local issues, and saw firsthand how town leaders work together to serve the community. Experiences like this help bring classroom learning to life and give students a deeper appreciation for the role of local government.


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Exploring Mass & Weight

6th grade students completed the “Lighten Up!” investigation lab. Students used triple beam balances to measure the mass of several objects and recorded their data using SI units. They then used their measurements to calculate the weight of each object on Earth and determine what those same objects would weigh on the Moon.


This hands-on activity helped students understand that mass stays the same no matter where you are, while weight changes depending on gravity. It was great to see our 6th graders thinking like scientists—measuring, calculating, and analyzing their results.

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St. Patrick's Day Festivities

Vonda Snellenberger's class had a fun time on St. Patrick’s Day! We wrote spelling St. Patrick’s Fay words in green shaving cream and added an ingredient to make leprechaun sand! Had a special rainbow treat for snack!

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They also made special traps to catch the leprechaun but he was to mischievous and got away leaving a little mess to clean up! Maybe next year!

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Kindergarten Roundup

Northeast North will welcome new kindergarteners really soon. New Thunderbirds will come to Northeast North Elementary on April 10. Parents need to call the school to set up an appointment time for their student. During the appointment time, students will show off their knowledge of color, recognition, cutting skills, writing their name, counting to 10 and alphabet recognition. Parents will complete required paperwork on this date. In order to enroll parents need to bring birth certificate and vaccination records with them. The school will make copies of each of these on this day. Be sure to call 1-812-696-2176 to get your scheduled appointment time. Hope to see everyone soon.

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Dr. Seuss Day

As part of Read Across America Week, March 2-6, Northeast North dressed in Seuss attire and enjoyed cupcakes in honor of Dr Seuss’s birthday. Students enjoyed reading books like The Cat in the Hat, The Lorax, Horton Hears a Who, and more in the library. Students’ knowledge was tested with a quiz of quotes from the many writings of Dr. Seuss. Sixth graders, Dawson Boone, Dreyson Barron, Derek Bowman, Jase Tryon and Annmarie Orman were the masters of quotes- acing the quiz!


“It was a week of rhyming and reading fun for all in the world of books,” stated Mrs. Brewer, our beloved library lady!"

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THANKS! THANKS!

Thank you to all NESC staff and students who contributed to this newsletter!

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Thank you all for your continued support of the Northeast School Corporation!

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Jacob Cummings
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