Spartan
Spotlight
VOLUME 52, ISSUE 7
In this issue
 Administrator’s Letter - 1
 2017 ND Academic
All-State - 2
 Debate Team State
Champions - 2
 ND Presidential Scholar
Candidates - 2
 All-Conference & All-State
Hockey Teams - 2
 North’s Swimming & Diving
Team - 3
 Freshmen Girls Win EDC - 4
 Young Artist Concerto
Competition - 4
 Attendance Office Numbers - 4
 Detention Hours - 4
 Spring Participation Dates - 5
 Co-Curricular Meetings - 5
 Summer School - 5
 Homework Hotline - 5
 ACT/SAT Exam Schedule - 5
 Monthly PTSA Meeting - 5
 State Wide ACT - 5
 ND Scholars Program - 6
MARCH 2017
Greetings Spartan Families,
If it is March it means that it is Tournament Season. As I write this at the end of February
our Girls Hockey, Boys Swim and Dive, Girls Basketball, and Boys Basketball are all preparing for their respective Region and State Tournaments. This is an exciting time not only
for our participants but for our student body as well as they get a chance to support their
classmates and show their Spartan Pride. Already this winter our Dance team has placed
at their state meet, we have had 10 wrestlers compete in the state wrestling tournament
and our Debate team was crowned 2017 State Champs!!! As the calendar marches we
also look to the spring activities to get rolling. Information on these activities and their start
dates can be found on page 4. If any student-athletes have ambitions of competing at the
college level please connect with your counselor about creating an NCAA and/or NAIA eligibility center account. This can and should be done as early as a student’s sophomore
year. More information can be found at these links.
 NCAA: https://web3.ncaa.org/ecwr3/
 NAIA: http://www.playnaia.org/
Beyond the athletic fields, our Speech program has just begun their season and our Junior
Classical League (Latin Club) is preparing to host the State Conference here at Fargo
North in April. Also, on the evening of March 31st our students will put on the only high
school student led Relay 4 Life event in the state of North Dakota. Last year this event
raised around $10,000 for the American Cancer Society. Also, mark your calendars now as
the FNH Theater Department’s production of The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe is set
to be on stage May 11th – May 14th. Tickets go on sale April 26th, and you will not want to
miss this show.
Fargo North has consistently ranked very highly in the percentage of students who participate in activities. We take great pride in that fact and believe whole-heartedly that cocurricular activities add tremendous value and help create a well-rounded high school experience. If your student is not involved yet I would urge you to check out our activity booklet which is now available to peruse online: http://www.fargo.k12.nd.us/cms/lib010/
ND01911460/Centricity/Domain/136/Activity%20Brochure.pdf
 Scholarship Update - 6
 WorkKeys - 6
 ND Scholarship Program - 6
 National Honor Society - 7
 Prom & Post Prom - 7
 Save the Date - 7
 Senior Exemption Policy - 7
 2017 Graduation - 7
Finally, I would like to urge you all to become informed about the upcoming Fargo Public
Schools’ Mill Levy Election and to get out and vote on March 7th. There is some info about
the election on page 7 of the newsletter and more info can be found here: http://
www.fargo.k12.nd.us/vote2017
GO SPARTANS!
Sincerely,
 FPS District Election - 8
 Transcript Requests - 8
 AP Test Registration
Information - 9
 Save The Date - 9
Travis Christensen
Assistant Principal/Activities Director
@FargoNorthAD (Twitter)
 Senior All Night Party - 9
Fargo North | 801 17th Avenue N | Fargo, ND 58102 | (701) 446-2400 Office | (701) 446-2799 Fax
www.fargo.k12.nd.us/north
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2017 ND Academic All-State
Selections have been made for the North Dakota Class A Academic All-State teams. North High is proud to recognize
our students selected based on their overall grade point average, ACT/SAT test scores, extracurricular activities, community involvement, and leadership qualities. The Gold, Silver and Bronze winners will be recognized during the
”Parade of Academic Champions” at the Class A State Basketball Tournament. Congratulations!
Martin Altenburg
Gold Team
David Dowdell
Gold Team
Tanner Kirkpatrick
Bronze Team
Cunyi Zhou
Bronze Team
Mira Bella May
Honorable Mention
Debate Team State Champions
The North High Debate Team was crowned the State Champions at the North Dakota Speech and Debate State Tournament, held at Davies High School in February. The team is composed of 18 students, in grades 7 through 12, who are
coached by Clover Ellingson and assisted by Richard Hoberg.
Front Row: Tasha Branden, Aarya Panwalker, Gabriela Samaniego, Cindy Wang, Hairuo Yi
Middle Row: Clover Ellingson (Coach), Sofia Flores, Martha Denton, Erika Spanjer, Emily Hao, Kristie Qiu,
Erica Flores
Back Row: Richard Hoberg (Asst. Coach), Qiyu Tian, Jacob Smith, Samar Abusaqer, Lydia Kennelly, Isaac
Spanjer, Trae Larson, Christian Novak (Asst. Coach)
ND Presidential Scholar Candidates
Congratulations to Martin Altenburg, David Dowdell, and Tanner Kirkpatrick who are Presidential Scholar candidates,
one of the most prestigious honors for a high school student.
Each year, the U.S. Department of Education chooses up to 161 Presidential Scholars candidates from the nation’s
high school seniors from each of the 50 states. Most Presidential Scholar candidates are chosen because of their exceptional scores on the ACT or SAT college entrance exam. Some are picked because of promise they have demonstrated in technical education or the arts. Others are nominated by chief state school officers. Semi-finalists will be
named in April and finalists in May. One male and one female will be selected from each state.
Martin Altenburg
David Dowdell
Tanner Kirkpatrick
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All-Conference & All-State Hockey Teams
Ryley Pladson, North High Boys’ Hockey goalie, was named to the All-Conference and All-State Boys’ Hockey teams.
Several North/South Girls’ Hockey players were named to the All-Conference Girls’ Hockey Team.
They are South High students Kaylee Caspers, Avery Myers and Graysen Myers and North High
students Hannah Dorsey, Anna Erickson, and Samantha Trana.
Hannah Dorsey, Anna Erickson, Graysen Myers, and Samantha Trana were also named to
the All-State Team.
Samantha Trana was named Senior Athlete of the year for the EDC Region and State.
North’s Swimming & Diving Team Wins EDC
Congratulations to North High’s Swimming and Diving Team on their EDC first place win.
Delton Gabel, Payton Gabel, Coghlan Fisher, Peyton Fisher, Shaun Mengelkoch, and Ben Swenson were named
to the All Conference Team.
Delton Gabel was named NDHSCA POWERade Outstanding Senior Athlete from the EDC Region.
Front Row: Ian Berg, Coghlan Fisher, Gabe Crommett, Mitchell Dahl, David Dowdell, Martin Altenburg, Delton
Gabel, Shaun Mengelkoch, Matthew Smith, Ben Swenson
Second Row: Tate Fisher, Andrew Niehaus, Sam Roehl, Matthew Sullivan, Mason Bjorlie, Payton Gable, Mickey
Kenney, Dawson Lindahl, Griffin Thurston, Peyton Fisher, Mahmoud Abusaqer
Third Row: Mason Engler, Adam Madrigal, Eric Meier, Brandon Winkler, Clay Schultze, Isaiah Skiple, Aiden Schutt,
Seamus Wicks, Finn Lepper, Tate Schloesser, Josh Johnson, Jacob Shelver
Fourth Row: Mitchell Dummer, Mason Thielman, Johann Zosel, Roy Heng, Joey Roehl, Logan Fletcher, Nick
Crommett, Isaac Gabbert, Noah Hoffman, Bennett Lantz, Hale Scraper, Brekken Mineer
Top Row: Elaina Springer (Manager), Dick Fisher (Coach), Skip Fisher (Coach), Tana Schloesser (Manager)
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Freshmen Girls Win EDC Basketball Tournament
North High’s freshman girls’ basketball team finished their season with an 18-0 record, winning their EDC tournament.
Way to go ladies!
Front Row: Mickayla Beckman, Alisha Geske, Alex Egge
Middle Row: Elle Kenninger, Kaylee McClary, Jennie Sem, Sophia Ochoa
Back Row: Nicole McDaniel (Coach, Anika Wirtzfeld, Teegan Nordstrom, Halle Johnson, Sarah Light
Young Artist
Concerto
Competition
Cindy Wang took first prize in the
Grand Forks Symphony Orchestra’s
annual Young Artist Concerto Competition. Cindy is a current freshman at
North High. Congratulations Cindy!
Detention
Does your student have detention? We
have several opportunities for student’s to
make up their detention.
Tuesday & Thursday
2:55 - 3:45 p.m.
3:50 - 4:40 p.m.
Wednesday
7:45 - 8:35 a.m.
Attendance Office
Save yourself time and call the Attendance Office directly
to excuse your student. Office hours 7:15 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
701-446-2410
Or
701-446-2411
Room 312
Room 312
Room 635
All detention needs to be served during times described
above.
Students with outstanding detentions may not be able to
participate in extra curricular activities until all detention
has been completed. These activities include, but are not
limited to: athletics, prom, plays, and school sponsored
trips. Seniors that do not complete their detention will not
be allowed to participate in our spring graduation ceremony.
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Spring Participation Dates
Event
Start Date
Coach
Phone #
Baseball
March 20
J. Fiechtner
446-3629
Softball
March 20
S. Carter
306-3447
Girls Soccer March 27
M. Crary
446-4286
Girls Tennis
April 3
S. Saville
446-3784
Boys Golf
April 10
M. Dobberstein 446-2462
Co-Curricular Meetings
Spring co-curricular meetings are scheduled for any freshman or student new to co-curricular activities who has not
attended a meeting this year, and plans to participate in a
spring activity.
March 6
March 21
6:30 P.M.
6:30 P.M.
Davies
North
H101
Commons
Summer School
Summer School registration information and dates are listed below.
If you have any questions please
contact your student’s counselor.
2017 Summer School Dates
Session 1
June 6 - June 26
Session 2
June 27 - July 20
(Vacation: July 3 – July 5)
The summer school book is available at our school in the
Counseling & Career Center. Online registration opens
Homework Hotline
North High has a Homework Hotline
for students who have missed more
than two days of school. Steps
to complete a request are listed
below:
1. Call the Homework Hotline
at 701-446-2712.
2. Leave a message with the following information:
a. Student Name.
b. Days absent (be sure absence has been
reported to the attendance office).
c. Possible date student will return to school.
d. Caller’s name and a daytime phone number.
3. Homework requests called in by 9:00 a.m. will be
available by 4:00 p.m. the same day.
4. Homework requests called in after 9:00 a.m. will
be available by noon the next day.
REMINDER: The Daily Planner can be accessed at
any time on our North High website
www.fargo.k12.nd.us/North for weekly assignments.
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ACT/SAT Exam Schedule
The ACT and SAT are college entrance tests required
by most 4-year colleges. Students should check with
the specific school they plan to apply to for the test
needed. These tests are generally taken during the
latter part of a student’s junior year and during their
senior year. Register on the websites for the tests at:
www.actstudent.org & www.collegeboard.com.
Below are the following test dates and registration
deadlines:
ACT Test Date
Registration Deadline
April 8, 2017
March 3, 2017
June 10, 2017
May 5, 2017
North High School Code: 350-568
ACT Basic Fee: $39.50
ACT Plus Writing Fee: $56.50
Late Registration Additional Fee: $25.00
SAT Test Date
Online Registration Deadline
May 6, 2017
April 7, 2017
June 3, 2017
May 5, 2017
North High School Code: 350-568
SAT Basic Fee: $54.50
Late Registration Additional Fee: $28.00
Late Registration Fee: $25.00
Monthly PTSA Meeting
The next PTA meeting will be Friday, March 24 at 11:30
a.m. in room 102. Future meetings are scheduled for
April 4, and May 19. Please use the visitor parking lot
and if it’s full, you can park back by the Coliseum on the
south side of the school.
State Wide ACT
All juniors in the state of ND will be taking the ACT Plus
Writing or the WorkKeys assessment on March 21, 2017.
Registration will occur at school. Students do not need to
register for this assessment online. Furthermore, all juniors will be automatically registered for the ACT Plus
Writing. Test scores become part of the student’s official
high school transcript. North High recommends college
bound students to take the ACT test and employment
bound students to take the WorkKeys. If a student is
absent the ACT Make-Up will be Wednesday, April 19.
Counselors or principals are available to answer questions about testing. You may call the counseling center at
446-2412 or the main office at 446-2400. If your student
has a case manager, it is recommended you and your
student consult with them, as some students may receive
accommodations or be exempt from the assessments.
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North Dakota Scholars
Program
The North Dakota Scholars Program, a merit-based scholarship, provides approximately 40 to 45 new freshmen
scholarships to North Dakota's best and brightest high
school graduates to encourage them to remain in North
Dakota for college. The North Dakota Scholars Scholarship is a full tuition scholarship for students attending
North Dakota's public and tribal colleges and a tuition
scholarship equal to NDSU/UND's tuition for students attending North Dakota's private institutions.

Amount: The amount of the scholarship is equal to
the tuition rate charged at the scholar's institution, not
to exceed the highest regular resident undergraduate
tuition rate in the North Dakota University System.
Scholars may receive the award for nor more than
eight semesters or twelve quarters of full-time undergraduate study, or until the attainment of a baccalaureate degree, whichever occurs first. Stipends may be
awarded in an amount not to exceed two thousand
dollars annually. Scholarships and stipends, if awarded, will be sent directly to the institution the student is
attending.
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Who is eligible for consideration: High school students who score at or above the ninety-fifth percentile
among those who took the ACT prior to July 1st in the
calendar year preceding the individual's enrollment in
college will be considered for the award. Students will
be awarded in descending rank order until available
funds are expended or until the pool of applicants has
been exhausted.
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How to apply: Take the ACT Assessment prior to
July 1 in the calendar year preceding the student's fulltime enrollment in college. No separate application is
required.
For more information on North Dakota Scholarship Programs: http://www.ndus.edu/students/paying-for-college/
grants-scholarships/#NDSP
Scholarship Update
The Scholarship update is available in
the Career Center. Students and parents may access the update from the
Scholarship and Financial Aid page linked to
www.fargo.k12.nd.us/northcounseling.
Follow the Counseling Center on Twitter! Receive event notifications, reminders,
scholarship information, and more
@FNHCounceling&Career.
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WorkKeys Test Could Lead to
State Scholarship Funds
If your senior is attempting to earn the ND Career and
Technical Education (NDCTE) scholarship but did not
score a 24 or higher on the ACT exam, the WorkKeys test
assessing Mathematics, Locating Information, and Reading for Information, is another option to fulfill the exam
requirement. Students who meet all other NDCTE scholarship requirements are encouraged to take the WorkKeys assessment.
Seniors may register with Mandy Orth Gibney in the counseling center to take or retake the ACT WorkKeys test
(internet version) at North High. Cost to students is $8.00
per test. If students are hoping to qualify for the ND Career and Technical Scholarship, they will need to achieve
a score of at least 5 on each of the following WorkKeys
tests: Reading for Information, Locating Information, and
Applied Mathematics by the deadline of March 31, 2017.
The testing schedule is available on the counseling center
website. Students will also need to meet additional requirements in order to qualify for this scholarship. Students should see their counselor with any questions.
North Dakota
Scholarship Program
Junior students who get top scores on standardized
tests, and their parents, should know about the North
Dakota Scholars Program. This state funded scholarship
provides full tuition and is renewable for four years of college if the recipient maintains a 3.5 GPA in college. To
qualify for the money, students must score in the top 5%
th
of ND students on an ACT exam during their 11 grade
year of high school.
All juniors will be required to take an ACT exam this year
in March (provided at North and paid for by Fargo Public
Schools); however, some students might wish to register
for a test as early as February or take a third exam in
April or June, so they have more testing opportunities to
achieve a top 5% score. The North Dakota Scholars Program will award 40-45 awards in 2016, and students
must attend a ND university (public or private) to be eligible to receive the money.
The state of ND has access to student scores, so there is
not an application process for this scholarship, except
earning a high test score during grade 11. The state contacts high scoring students about the scholarship during
the fall of their senior year. ACT registration information
is available in the counseling office. Students or parents
who want more information about this scholarship should
contact a school counselor (701-446-2412) or Career
Resource Specialist Mrs. Orth Gibney (701-446-2413).
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National Honor
Society
March 29 is the last mandatory
meeting for senior NHS members.
The meeting is in room 102 at 7:50
a.m.
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Senior Exemption Policy
In preparation of second semester, here are the guidelines which will be used to determine senior final exam
exemptions. If you have any questions, please contact
Assistant Principal, Kathy Cieslak.
The induction ceremony is scheduled for Monday, April 3,
2017 at 7:30 p.m. in the North High theater.
Any senior high student that has met the following criteria
shall be exempt from the requirement of taking a second
semester final in each of the classes in which the requirements are met.
Prom & Post Prom
1. The student must have at least a “C” average for the
This year’s event will be held Saturday, April 22, 2017.
The theme this year is “A Night in the Clouds”.
Grand March begins at 7:00 p.m. with doors opening
at 6:30 p.m. There is a $3.00 charge at the door. Presale
tickets will be available starting March 1 st in the school
office or at the Spartandome doors that evening. Photo
opportunities in the Spartandome only this year for one
half hour after the completion of the Grand March. The
Grand March usually lasts only one hour, so please remain seated for the entire time.
Prom tickets are $25/couple or $12.50/single and will
be sold at a later date in the school office. Detention must
be completed prior to purchasing your prom ticket(s). The
dance runs from 8:30 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.
The Post Prom Party is at the NDSU Memorial Union.
The cost is included in your prom ticket price. However, if
you are a junior or senior who is NOT attending prom, you
can purchase a post prom party ticket for $5.00 in the
school office starting March 1st. Students will drive to
NDSU and park in the expanded lot next to the Memorial
Union at no charge. You must arrive by 12:00 midnight to
be admitted! Anyone leaving the event will not be readmitted or eligible for the Grand Prizes .
Attention Junior Parents! Tradition is that the parents of
the juniors volunteer to chaperone Post-Prom! We need
your help to make this a great event for our students! If
you are available to help with this fun event, please contact Audrey at [email protected].
Save the Date
Our Academic Awards & Scholarship Breakfast will be held
Wednesday, May 17, at 7:30
a.m. in the North High Spartandome. Invitations to qualifying students will be sent mid-April. Each envelope will
include one ticket for the student. Additional tickets will
be sold in the school office for $5.00/each.
Seniors will be asked to complete a scholarship information sheet in their English class some time in April.
Once completed they are to return it to the school office.
This information will be used to create the senior
slideshow.
second semester grade in the class.
2. No more than TWO excused absences per class,
during second semester are allowed.
3. Two or fewer tardies allowed in each class.
4. Attendance at funerals will not count against the student.
5. Students are automatically disqualified if suspended
from school (ISS/OSS) or have truancies.
2017 Graduation
It’s not too early to start marking your
calendar for some important dates for
your 2017 graduate.
Graduation for the Class of 2017 will
be Sunday, June 4, 2017 at 6:00 p.m.
at the FARGODOME. Prior to graduation, a number of
items need to be completed. Each student must meet the
following obligations before a diploma will be presented:
 All course work and tests must be completed before
noon, Thursday, June 1, 2017.
 All independent study and correspondence course
work must be completed by Monday, May 1, 2017.
Grades will be transferred to North High School.
 All bills must be paid (media center, athletic equipment, PLDs, books, etc.) by Monday, May 8, 2017.
 The final day of classes is Thursday, June 1, 2017.
 All detention must be completed. If not, students cannot attend graduation.
 Graduation practice is Friday, June 2, 2017 at 1:30
p.m. at the FARGODOME. ALL SENIORS PARTICIPATING IN GRADUATION CEREMONIES MUST
ATTEND THE PRACTICE.
 If the student desires to receive a diploma without going through the graduation ceremony, he/she must
notify their counselor in the Counseling Center by Friday, April 21, 2017.
 All students participating in the commencement ceremony are expected to dress in an appropriate manner. The cap, gown, tassel, honor cord (if applicable)
and shoes are required.
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Fargo Public School District Election – March 7, 2017
Fargo Public Schools (FPS) will hold an election for approval of a specified mill levy on Tuesday, March
7, 2017. The approval would grant Fargo Public Schools the authority to maintain its current standard
of effort at 127.00 mills.
Fargo citizens who live in the Fargo School District are eligible to vote in this election. The March 7,
2017 election ballot question is:
The current Fargo Public School District’s general fund levy is 127.00 mills. The current statutory general fund
limitation is seventy mills on the dollar of the taxable valuation of the school district.
Shall Fargo Public Schools District No. 1 have a specified general fund mill levy of 127.00 mills effective December 31, 2017?
A “YES” vote will allow Fargo Public Schools to receive tax dollars based on the true assessed value of individual property. This will allow FPS to continue to provide quality educational opportunities for all students in the district.
A “NO” vote will freeze Fargo Public Schools at the actual property tax dollars collected in the 2015-16 fiscal year,
which means the district would no longer receive additional general fund tax dollars based on the true assessed value of
individual property as the city grows or property values change.
The vote on March 7 will be by precinct. Citizens who live in the Fargo School District will cast their vote at their usual
polling location. Election Day voting will be open from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Visit www.fargo.k12.nd.us/vote2017 for
more information.
Transcript Requests
Fargo North is now processing transcript requests electronically through Parchment.com. Students are able to order
their transcripts securely and at their convenience. Your Parchment account then tracks the confirmation and delivery
status.
Current Students
 For current 11th & 12th graders: Please check your Google Mail for a link from Nikki Brandenburger to register.
 For current 9th & 10th graders: Please stop in the Counseling Office for any transcript requests. Do not
create an account through the link on this page.
 Students have access to the electronic documents, plus videos on the process on their PowerSchool portal account. This access is viewed by clicking on the Parchment icon in the left menu bar on PowerSchool or by selecting
the login link located on the right of the PowerSchool page.
 Students will be sent Parchment notices and updates to their school Gmail accounts periodically.
 Please allow 2 days for approval.
Past Students
 Log on to Parchment.com
 Have a valid email address and choose a password.
 Click on “Request my Transcript”.
 Select the college that you would like to submit transcripts to. Colleges that accept electronically will be listed.
 There is no limit to the number of colleges you can send to.
 If a destination does not accept electronic transcripts, see the school Registrar.
 Your Counseling office approves the request and Parchment finalizes the transfer.
 The Requester can track the status (sending and delivery) of the transcripts.
 There will be a small nominal fee.
 Please allow 2 days for approval.
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Important AP Test Registration Information
For the 2017 AP exams, students at North High School will be registering online. This registration will take a few minutes
and can be completed from any computer with internet access.
This year each AP exam costs $98.00. North High school is in the first year of a 3 year NMSI grant which will allow our
students who are currently enrolled in a STEM course ENGLISH, SCIENCE, or MATH, to register for their AP exam at a
discounted rate of $49 per exam for STEM classes.
North High School desires that every student be able to take their AP exams. Students requiring financial assistance
should contact Terri Court, [email protected], in the North High School Counseling Center to learn more.
Please be sure to have a credit card or debit card available before beginning registration. Paying online is a great
way to make sure that payment has been made while avoiding mailing payment.
Here are the important dates for the registration process:
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Wed, Mar 1, 2017 at 8:00 AM - Registration Begins
Tue, Mar 21, 2017 at 11:01 PM - Registrations and payments after this date will incur a $55 late fee per exam.
Fri, Apr 7, 2017 at 11:00 PM - Registration Ends
Mon, Apr 10, 2017 at 11:00 PM - Registrations that have not been paid for will be cancelled and exams will not be
ordered.
The 2016-2017 AP Bulletin Guide to AP Program for Students and Parents is available for pick up in the Counseling
and Career Center.
Please contact Terri Court at 446-2415 with any questions about AP Testing or registration.
Senior All Night Party
This year the Senior All Night Party event will be held at South High School. North High is in charge
of entertainment.
Stacey Lehr is the contact person for North High. If you are the parent of a senior and would be interested in
helping with the all night party planning, please call or email Stacey at 701-866-5565 or [email protected].
IMPORTANT CALENDAR EVENTS
March 3 & 4 ..................................................................... EDC Boys & Girls Basketball @ Sanford Health Complex Fargo
March 3 & 4 ..................................................................................................... State Boys Swimming & Diving @ Bismarck
March 6 ................................................................................................Co-Curricular Meeting @ Davies High @ 6:30 p.m.
March 7 .......................................................................................................................................................... Mill Levy Vote
March 9 - 11 ...................................................................................................... State Boys & Girls Basketball @ Bismarck
March 13 - 17 ............................................................................................................................. Spring Break - No Classes
March 20 ........................................................................................................................ Baseball & Softball Practice Starts
March 20 ................................................................................................. ACT Pep Fest @ 1:30 p.m. - North High Theater
March 21 ........................................................................................................................... State Wide ACT Test for Juniors
March 21 ..............................................................................................................Co-Curricular @ North High @ 6:30 p.m.
March 24 .............................................................................................................................................. End of Third Quarter
March 24 ................................................................................................................................. PTSA Meeting @ 11:30 a.m.
March 24 ............................................................................................................................. Blacklight Theater @ 7:30 p.m.
March 27 ................................................................................................................................... Girls Soccer Practice Starts
March 29 ....................................................................................................... National Honor Society Meeting @ 7:50 a.m.
April 3 ........................................................................................................................................ Girls Tennis Practice Starts
April 3 ......................................................................................... National Honor Society Induction Ceremony @ 7:30 p.m.
April 4 ...................................................................................................................................... PTSA Meeting @ 11:30 a.m.
April 4 ......................................................................................................................................... All City Jazz Band Concert
April 6 ................................................................................................................... EDC Orchestra @ Hope Lutheran South
April 7 .......................................................................................................................... EDC Choir @ Hope Lutheran South
April 10 .......................................................................................................................................... Boys Golf Practice Starts
April 14 ........................................................................................................................... Good Friday Holiday - No Classes
April 17 ...................................................................................................... Vacation Day (if Storm Make-Up is not needed)
April 18 ................................................................................................................................... EDC Speech Championships
April 19 ........................................................................................................................................................... ACT Make-Up
April 22 ............................................................................................................................................................ State Speech
April 22 .................................................................................................................................................... Prom & Post Prom
April 25 ......................................................................................................... Senior “Wisdom Retreat” - Hjemkomst Center