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Pirate Lighthouse - October 2026 Edition

The PirateArchivesPirate Lighthouse - October 2026 Edition

Introducing our Pirate Lighthouse Newspaper Committee for Semester 1! Introducing our Pirate Lighthouse Newspaper Committee for Semester 1!

Committee Leader:

Saujanya


Members:

Alishba

Charvi

Erleen

Harmol


We look forward to your contributions!

News and Highlights brought to you by Pirate Lighthouse! News and Highlights brought to you by Pirate Lighthouse!

Action Team Rush! Action Team Rush!

Students came out to the Quad and advertised all the amazing action teams for the 26-27 school year!

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Advisory Flag Competition! Advisory Flag Competition!

We kicked off the school year with our annual Advisory Flag Competition. Check out our Advisory class spirit!

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Celebrating Enrichment Classes! Celebrating Enrichment Classes!

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What is Lego Robotics? What is Lego Robotics?

by Harmol

Lego Robotics is an enrichment where you build robots with legos that have different shapes and sizes, then you code it using the lego website which then is used to beat other robots built by fellow peers in challenges, and fights.


“Lego Robotics is an enrichment that sparks creativity and interest in STEM.”

-Harnidh, 8th Grader

School News School News

SLC Week 9/21-25: Early dismissal is at 1 pm all next week!


MS Picture Day 📸

Picture day this year will be on Friday, September 18th. If you would like to order pictures online ahead of time, click here to order from the website


Pirate Lighthouse Trash Competition 🗑️

Hey NP3 pirates! Wanna join the trash pickup competition on September 17th?! We will start in the quad during lunch. Prizes will be awarded. See you there!


Cooke Gram Sales 🍪

Fall is here, so spread some cheer! Fall Cookie Grams will be available for just $2 during lunch from September 17–18 in front of the Science Building, hosted by Helping Hands. Write a note and send the Fall Cookie Gram to a friend or two! Don’t miss out—come get your cookie and make someone’s day a little sweeter!


Golden Hour Dance 🪩

Dance the night away this week! Friday 9/18 from 3-5 in the Gym! Presale $3/Door $5


Spirit Week 🌈

Monday 9/14:: Adam Sandler Day

Tuesday 9/15: Twin Day

Wednesday 9/16: Superhero Day

Thursday 9/17:Country Western vs. Country Club

Friday 9/18: All that Glitters is Gold


Run for Rhett

Run for Rhett Fall training begins after we return from Fall break, Tuesday, October 22 at 2:40 pm on the track. This is a FREE 6-week training program leading to the annual MaraFUNrun 5k on December 6, 9:00 am at William land Park. Mandatory training sessions are Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2:40-3:35 pm 10/20-12/3. Thanksgiving week there is no training. Please complete this online registration form for your student before October 17th to have them participate. See Ms. Clark for additional questions.



8th Grade DC Trip 2027 ✈️

If you have any questions please reach out to rclark@natomasunified.org.


Student News Segment: Anchors Away! - October Edition Student News Segment: Anchors Away! - October Edition

Check out October's Edition of Anchor's Away with an all new cast!

Anchor's Away: October 2026 Edition
CLICK HERE TO VOTE FOR WHICH ADVISORY NAME YOU LIKE BEST PER GRADE LEVEL!

Fall Break Fall Break

by Charvi

Who likes to relax and play games and sleep, (I know I do). Well guess what, fall break is just around the corner. It's through the 28th of September to the 9th of October. So get ready to relax.

Parent Conferences Parent Conferences

by Charvi

The Parent Conferences are coming up. Get ready to present to parents on your progress so far. Parent Conferences are through the 21st - 25th of September.

National Grandparents Day National Grandparents Day

by Charvi

September has a special day for grandparents called National Grandparents day which is the six days after Labor Day. It is a national observance, not a federal public holiday. Businesses and schools follow normal Sunday or weekday schedules. It’s on September 13 and it started in the 1970s to raise awareness for senior citizens, leading to an official presidential proclamation by Jimmy Carter in 1978. Some ways to celebrate is by calling or visiting your grandparents, sharing family stories and looking through old photo albums, or sending or either giving a card or a small gift.

Labor Day Labor Day

by Erleen

Has anyone ever wondered what Labor day is? Well you're in luck I’ll tell you everything you need to know about it! Labor day is a yearly national holiday that honors the contributions, achievements, and hard work of American laborers. It’s usually celebrated on the 1st of September. Also Labor day is unofficially the end of summer which means it doesn't feel like summer but it really is- which is pretty cool. The first American Labor Day took place on Tuesday, September 5, 1882, in New York City, organized by the Central Labor Union. Lastly, Labor day is the only official U.S. federal holiday in September. Now you know about Labor Day, so go tell your friends, parents, siblings, teachers and everyone you know about this amazing holiday!

Rosh Hashanah Rosh Hashanah

by Erleen

Have you ever wondered what Rosh Hashanah is and why it’s celebrated? Well, I will tell you all about it. Rosh Hashanah is the Jewish New Year, marking the birthday of the universe and the start of a 10-day period of spiritual reflection and judgment. On Rosh Hashanah, observant Jews must avoid creative labor like writing, turning on electronics, and driving which is really weird but cool. It begins at sundown on Friday, September 11, 2026, and ends at nightfall on Sunday, September 13, 2026 this year.

State Fair State Fair

by Alishba

The State Fair is something that happens in Sacramento, near the Arden mall. Really, it’s an event to celebrate our state, California! Everyone meets up together and they go on fun rides! Also, there is free food stalls for people who get hungry.

Halloween Halloween

by Harmol

Halloween is a holiday celebrated by millions of people around the world celebrating the transition of seasons, ancient folk traditions honoring the dead, and the eve of the Christian festival All Saints' Day,halloween originated from the ancient celtic festival of samhain and On later Christian holy days. typically celebrated on the evening of October 31st with traditions like costume wearing, trick-or-treating, carving jack-o'-lanterns, and gathering for festive parties. So do you celebrate Halloween?


9/11 9/11

by Saujanya

On September eleventh, 2001, a tragedy occurred. Nineteen terrorists from the extremist group, al-Qaeda, hijacked 4 airplanes. Two planes crashed into both towers of the World Trade Center. The third plane was destroyed in its collision at the Pentagon. A fourth plane got saved by passengers and diverted into an empty field in Pennsylvania, but was getting fixed to demolish either the U.S. Capitol, or the White House. This historical disaster for the country of America inevitably took the lives of around 3,000 people across all four flights’ accidents. This event triggered George W. Bush, who was the president at the time, to increase funding expanding Special Force Operations in America, while also having the United States military invade Iraq and Afghanistan on the hunt for the leaders of al-Qaeda. This was essentially a declaration of war. The fact that it was a Muslim Middle-Eastern extremist group that hijacked the plane, inevitably caused racism towards Muslims and people of Middle-Eastern descent to be at an all time high after the disaster. The media has constructed many conspiracies about the attacks, with the most popular one being that 9/11 was an inside job planned out by higher-ups in the U.S. government. Ultimately, the events that occurred on the date, 9/11, will forever go down in history as the controversial September 11 attacks, the day of calamity.
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