Spartan Spotlight

As we enter the final month of this academic year, we want to ensure that it ends on a high note for all our students. This newsletter contains important updates and opportunities to help our students excel and enjoy the culmination of their hard work throughout the year.

1. Academic Support and Proficiency Days Program

We are introducing a new incentive program this semester to help motivate students to stay on top of their classwork. Students who meet specific academic criteria will have the opportunity to exempt themselves from attending the last two days of school on May 29th and 30th. This initiative not only rewards students for their hard work but also allows our teachers to focus these days on providing extra support to those who need it most. More details about this pilot program and eligibility criteria are available HERE. We also encourage parents/guardians to help students utilize our Spartan Period (8:05 – 8:40 AM) where teachers are available twice a week for additional help.

2. Day of Northside Pride – Wednesday, May 22nd

We kick off a full day of activities with the Academic Breakfast at 7:30 AM in the Spartandome, celebrating our students' academic achievements. Invitations will be sent to the families of qualifying students. At 9:00 AM, we start a new tradition as our proud seniors in caps and gowns will visit our feeder schools for "graduation walks." Later in the day, our Tech Ed department will host a grill-out for all students, followed by various fun activities in the afternoon. We'll conclude with an assembly in the Spartandome to honor the outstanding achievements of many of our students this year.

3. Graduation Details

FNH’s graduation ceremony is scheduled for 6:00 PM on Sunday, June 2nd at the Fargodome. The ceremony will be available via live stream on YouTube for those unable to attend in person. Additionally, graduation rehearsal is mandatory for all seniors and will take place on Friday, May 31st at 10:00 AM at the FARGODOME. Please ensure your senior is present as it is crucial for a smooth ceremony.

4. FPS Climate and Culture Survey

We value your feedback and invite all parents and guardians to participate in the FPS Climate and Culture survey. Your responses are vital in helping us understand the perceptions of our school community and in identifying areas we excel in or need improvement. The survey is accessible HERE.

As we approach the end of the school year, let’s all work together to support our students in finishing strong. Your involvement and encouragement make a significant difference in our community.

Sincerely,

Travis Christensen, Principal

As we come to the end of the school year we would like to take a moment to recognize Kari Kapitan and thank her for her years of working at FPS/North High! We wish you all the best in retirement.

North High recognizes and honors students for outstanding achievement. The highest recognition is bestowed through members in the North High School Chapter of the National Honor Society. Students achieve this recognition based upon exemplary scholarship, service, leadership, and character, the four guiding principles of the National Honor Society.

We recognized our members at an induction ceremony in the theater.

The following students were inducted into the National Honor Society. Senior students will be wearing gold cords on graduation day in recognition of this honor. National Honor Society Advisors are Aryelle Jones Schiller and Emily Schneider.

Seniors: Elsie Anderson, Elsa Aslakson, Cal Bratton, Jay Bruns, Xzavier Buckmiller, Emma Burris, Lucy Czarnowski, Peter Davis, Jonah Dejong, Dylan Demers, Rowan Durgin, Hume Eide, Addison Folden, Ava Fowler, Samuel Fritel, Jebediah Gossett, Lily Hamel, Ryan Hanneman, Peder Haugo, Molly Hoffman, Tyler Hoverson, Ellamarie Jacobson, Taylor Johnston, Angelina Kappen, Abhijna Kavasseri, Jadah Kelly, Elley Kemper, Bjorn Kielty, Cole Kinsella, Joshua Koehler, Gannon Koltes, James Lanners, Allison Larson, Erika Lattimore, Augustus Maughan, Isabel Miller, Jestina Monger, Anna Nelson, Chase Rasmussen, Elizabeth Rodenbiker, Broderic Rohrich, Joe Rose, Sawyer Scheer, Sophia Solseng, Peyton Trogstad, Hannah Weaver, and Sofia Vega.

Juniors: Grayce Anderson, Emilia Beil, Solei Berg, Jaylynn Bratton, Katherine Briggs, Gu Bu, Jenna Carr, Zachary Christeson, Emma Cook, Seren Dahley, Bryce Deitz, Alexander Dirk, William Dorsher, Annika Erichsen, Nora Fluge, Carter Gephart, Josiah Gillen, Joseph Gourde, Olivia Hammes, Colby Hanson, Ahna Haugo, Foster Helm, Leah Hoffman, Kyrell Jacobson, Grace Jensen, Olivia Kalbus, Esther Kearns, Daisy Klokstad, Clay Koenig, Channing Kommer, Jack Kram, Larissa Lahaise, Kaden Liedberg, Zachary Lind, Krynn Madsen, Alicia Mcintyre, Macy Mcshane, Harper Meyer, Jack Miller, Abigail Moen, Autumn Momsen, Signe Nagle, Stellen Nelson, Ainsley Ness, Kaitlyn Neuharth, Shemonti Noor, Mckenzie Olson, Carrie Osier, Rylee Rastedt, Viola Sandstrom, Annabel Satoris, Areya Scheer, Maryn Schneider, Isaiah Schoepp, Harper Schultz, Sienna Swanson, Grace Thiel, Alison Toay, Benjamin Trumbo, Cayla Walker, Nicholas Webb, and Mark Yokom.

Congratulations to the Fargo North Science Olympiad team for competing at the state competition! North had multiple top 5 finishes, including four medal winners.

• Second Place - Fermi Questions: Gu Bu and Grace Zhong
• Third Place - Chemistry Lab: Selena Zhao
• Third Place - Disease Detectives: Oleksandra Tarnavchyk and Lilia Mason
• Third Place - Fossils: Sophia Schulz and Bodhi Freeman

Twenty students from North High School competed in the North Dakota National History Day state competition. Many students qualified for the national contest, which will take place this June near Washington, D.C., and others were named as alternates.

National Qualifiers Include: Maryjane Sanchez, Gabrielle Engebretson, Cece Hoeg, Esther Kearns, Natalie Olson, JayLynn Bratten, Madelyn Junior, Abigail Bjorlie, Jorgen Rankin, Nora Fluge, Sami Fluge, Dustin Kiehl, Ethan Olheiser, Kaitlyn Desmarais, Morgan Keal, and Matthew Vandrovec.

Alternates Include: Sashrika Premanand, Josiah Wiegrefe, and Spencer Mickelson.

Congratulations are also extended to Mr. Zach Hochhalter, who was named as the North Dakota candidate for National History Day’s Patricia Behring Teacher of the Year award!

Fargo North Junior, Kaden Liedberg, was chosen to attend the Air Force Academy ROTC Flight School at Purdue University, for the Summer 2024 Program.

Nationally, 170 students were selected to receive a full scholarship to receive their pilot's training in this summer-long intensive program. This is an achievement, based on academic excellence, community service, activities and meritable standing in the Air Force JROTC program. Good Luck Kaden!

Congratulations to Travis Christensen on being inducted into the NDIAAA Hall of Fame. A well-deserved recognition!

Congratulations to Dan Shultis on being named the NDIAAA EDC Athletic Director of the Year. A well-deserved recognition!

Fargo Public Schools has been honored with the Best Communities for Music Education designation from the NAMM Foundation for its outstanding commitment to music education. FPS joins 975 districts across the country in receiving the prestigious award in 2024. This is the 21st time FPS has received this designation in the 25 years the award has been granted.

North's Spring Play

WHAT: William Shakespeare’s A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM

WHERE: Fargo North High School

WHEN: May 2, 3, 4 @ 7:30pm

AND May 5 @ 2:00pm

PLUG: Please join us for a whimsical journey into Shakespeare's enchanting world with 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'! Experience love, laughter, and mischief as mortal and mystical worlds collide in a tangled tale of mistaken identities, mischievous fairies, and magical transformations. From star-crossed lovers to mischievous sprites, our production promises an evening of laughter, romance, and theatrical magic that will leave you spellbound. Don't miss the chance to immerse yourself in this timeless classic brought to life on our stage!

Tickets - $8 Adults / $6 Students and Seniors

Reserved Seating – Tickets will be available at the box office on show nights as well.

BOX OFFICE: www.fargo.k12.nd.us/BoxOffice

The Annual Academic Breakfast will be on Wednesday, May 22nd gathering at 7:15 am with the program to begin at 7:30 am. Parents/Guardians of qualifying students will receive an invitation to the event. Seniors and their guests will have reserved tables. We look forward to seeing you there!

The program designates the last two days of the semester (May 29th and May 30th) as days for students and teachers to focus on re-teaching, re-assessing, completing missing work, and last chance proficiency opportunities. However, there is the opportunity for students to meet thresholds throughout the semester which would exempt them from needing to attend school on those two days. The belief is that this can allow teachers to connect with the students most in need during these last two days of the school year while also providing students with some incentive to do their best and be prepared as possible throughout the semester.

Purpose: The objective is to establish two days at the end of the semester to focus on reaching proficiency.

• Students meeting the described threshold(s) in any class would not have to attend the last two days of the semester for that class/those classes.

• Students who do NOT meet the threshold(s) in that class would come to school and focus on completing missing assessments, re-assessing, and last chance proficiency attempts.

Threshold for Students Not Needing to Attend

EBR Courses:

• No Ns on summative assessments

• No 1s as an overall enduring skill (resulting in a D or an F)

100 Point Courses:

• No D or F as an actual or projected grade overall course grade

Optional Attendance:

Students could choose to come in, but not mandatory, if:

• They had one or more 1s on individual game assessments

• They would like to improve their actual / projected grade

• They have 0s on summative assessments (points class)

Time Length:

• Required Students - Entire period

• Optional Students - May be released by the teacher upon assessment(s) completion

Thursday, May 30, 2024 is the last day of classes for students. All school and physical education lockers must be emptied before the student leaves/completes their school year. Any items left in the lockers will be thrown or donated. North High will not be responsible for items left in lockers.

We want to remind everyone that ALL MATERIALS ARE DUE BY THE LAST DAY OF SCHOOL. This includes PLDs, PLD chargers, textbooks, as well as library books and equipment checked out. Any items that are not turned in by the last day of school will be marked lost and an invoice will be sent home.

Students can see what they have checked out by going to the card catalog and logging in (upper right corner). From there, click “My Info” on the blue ribbon. This is also where you can see what is checked out, and if there are any fines on your account. These fines could be from PLD repairs, lost or damaged books/textbooks, lost PLD charger, etc.

This is especially important for Seniors, as all materials must be turned in or paid for in order to participate in the graduation ceremony. If in doubt, please have your student stop by the library or talk to their teacher.

It’s not too early to start planning for some important graduation deadlines. Graduation for the Class of 2024 is Sunday, June 2, 2024, at 6:00 p.m. at the FARGODOME.

Prior to graduation, a few items need to be completed. Each student must meet the following obligations before a diploma will be presented.

1. If a student requests to receive a diploma without going through the graduation ceremony, they must notify their counselor in the Counseling Center by Friday, May 17, 2024.

2. All independent study, Virtual Academy, online and correspondence course work must be completed by Friday, May 24, 2024. Grades will be transferred to North High School.

3. All bills must be paid (ex: library media center, athletic equipment, PLDs, books, etc.) by Thursday, May 30, 2024. You may call Louise Helm, North Bookkeeper at 701-446-2409 to make payment.

4. The final day of classes is Thursday, May 30, 2024.

5. All course work and tests must be completed before the end of the school day on Thursday, May 30, 2024.

6. All detention must be completed by Thursday, May 30, 2024. If not, students cannot attend graduation.

7. Only students who have completed their graduation requirements as per Fargo Public Schools AP 4310 will participate in the graduation ceremony. The list of students who will be participating in the ceremony will be finalized on Friday, May 31, 2024.

8. Graduation practice is Friday, May 31 at 10:00 a.m. at the FARGODOME. ALL SENIORS PARTICIPATING IN GRADUATION CEREMONIES ARE REQUIRED TO ATTEND PRACTICE.

9. Students are expected to dress appropriately. The cap, gown, tassel, honor cord (if applicable) and shoes are required. No other personal additions will be allowed to be added without Admin permission.

10. All cap and gown orders should now be placed with Jostens.

Senior pictures should be emailed to our yearbook adviser at fnhyearbook@fargoschools.org. Pictures can still be submitted however a $10.00 late fee will be accessed on pictures turned in going forward.

Any senior photos submitted to the Laconian yearbook committee must meet the following regulations:

• Vertical orientation.
• 300 resolution (required for digital photos).
• In accordance with the school district’s weapons policy (Policy 5355), no weapons of any kind.
• Must follow school dress code with the exception of school issued uniforms.
• Domesticated house pets are allowed.
• Only single-subject photos.
• No accessories or props condoning or promoting illegal activity.
• Deadline for senior photos must be met.

Yearbook editors have the right to refuse any pictures deemed inappropriate. Students will be asked to provide another picture if requirements are not met or if picture is inappropriate.

Dear 2024 senior parents and guardians,

The North High student newspaper, The Scroll, will be publishing senior “congratulation” ads in the Senior Edition of The Scroll (published in May). Due to the planning and time it takes to put out the Senior Edition, we would like to get orders in for these ads as soon as possible.

Traditionally, these ads include a personal message and/or a photo of the graduate. Photos and messages will run in full color. We will distribute print and digital editions this year.

To place an ad, fill out the form below and submit it electronically to scroll@fargoschools.org, and the $25 payment can be completed through SchoolPay. Please note all ads and payment should be sent as soon as possible and received no later than Wednesday, May 8th, to be included.

If you have any further questions, email adviser Stephanie Livingston at livings@fargo.k12.nd.us.

Thank you for supporting The Scroll and your graduates,

The North High Scroll Staff

There will be No School on Monday, May 27. Happy Memorial Day!

Fall registration dates have been set so mark your calendar. It’s important your student attend to have their school picture taken, pick up their class schedule and receive their Personal Learning Device (PLD).

Parents/guardians are reminded to login to your Parent PowerSchool account and complete the 2024-2025 registration packet for your student(s) prior to these dates. Look for more information in our August newsletter.

• August 7 - Upperclassmen Orientation - 8:00 am - 3:00 pm

• August 12 - Freshman Orientation - 8:00 am - 1:00 pm
• August 13 - Freshman Orientation - 8:00 am - 1:00 pm
• August 14 - Freshman Orientation - 8:00 am - 1:00 pm

Incoming Freshman students will receive a letter this summer with their assigned oreintation time.

Students planning to participate in athletics in the 2024-2025 school year can get their physical done and turned into their school office before the end of the school year. Any physical dated after April 15, 2024 is good for the 2024-2025 school year. All athletes will need a new physical on file before they can participate in their athletic activity. Don't wait - get it done today!

Physical Information from NDHSAA:
Prior to participation (including practice) a student participating in NDHSAA sanctioned athletic activities and representing his/her school must have on file with their school, an annual NDHSAA-approved Athletic Pre-Participation Health History Screening and Physical Examination clearance form completed by a qualified health care professional (i.e. Doctor of Medicine of Osteopathy, Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant under the supervision of a physician); the Athletic Pre-Participation Health History Screening and Physical Examination is valid for one school year; a physical examination completed before April 15 is not valid for participation the following school year.

Registration for North High summer athletic programs is open.

Creating an account is the first step towards becoming an NCAA student-athlete or NAIA student athlete. For more information and to learn about the process visit the North High Activities website.

After a long winter, spring blooms with hope. Parent coaching can be that breath of fresh air that guides you to sunnier days. Parent Coaching is a FREE and CONFIDENTIAL resource provided by your school district that connects you with a coach and content created by therapists. All coaching correspondence is HIPAA protected. Click here to register for on-going support from a coach: https://cookcenter.info/coaching

EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED this summer at Trollwood! Trollwood Performing Arts School 2024 summer registration.

Trollwood offers a FULL ARRAY of CLASSES and PERFORMANCE OPPORTUNITIES for students from kindergarten through graduated seniors! This summer we are offering more than 40 classes and four large-scale performance opportunities for middle school and high school students as well as well as week-long sessions of our elementary program, ArtSpark.

Upcoming summer arts programming will help students rekindle their affection for the arts, boost their creativity, and pave the way to future success, whether they aspire to pursue a career in the arts or any other profession.

High school and middle school students may participate in as many classes or performance programs as they desire all for ONE FEE! We encourage students to participate in classes as well as a performance opportunity!

*Note: grade levels refer to student's grade during the 2023-24 school year.

This booklet is a compilation of clubs & activities available to students of North High School. In addition to the information found within this booklet, special announcements will be made throughout the school year giving students updates and other opportunities as they become

available. Please check out all the opportunities available to North students.

If you would like to order North apparel/items please check out the online school store. You have the ability to design/personalize these items. Items ordered will be shipped to the address you provide.

All seniors must send a final transcript to their college of choice before graduation. Students can process (official), print (unofficial) and view transcripts electronically through eTranscripts. Students request their transcript securely and at their convenience through their PowerSchool account. Please see the instructions on the North High Counseling website.

Instructions for final transcripts:

1. Students log into their PowerSchool account and click on the icon with the arrow/box

2. Click ND Education Portal

3. Click tab with student’s name

4. Send Transcript

5. Choose college transcript needs to go to

6. Send after graduation button

If you have any questions, please stop by the Counseling Office or call Nikki at 446-2412.

Seniors should check out the 2023-2024 Scholarship Opportunities Canvas course for potential scholarship opportunities. In addition to the Canvas course, the same scholarships are listed on the Fargo North High School Counseling Center website. See Mrs. Cramer in the Counseling and Career Center for more information.

This is an opportunity for a $6,000 scholarship and is aimed at retaining college students in North Dakota. Students graduating in 2024 can use either the Academic, CTE, or North Dakota Scholarship requirements to qualify. Students cannot earn more than one of the three scholarships (Academic, CTE, or North Dakota). Click here for more information. Students can view their current progress toward the North Dakota Scholarship in PowerSchool and the Academic and CTE Scholarships in eTranscripts.

North Dakota high school seniors who meet all the requirements for either the Academic, CTE, or North Dakota Scholarship must submit an online application between January 1 and June 7, 2024. Click here for more information and the application.

If you have any questions, please see Mrs. Cramer in the Counseling and Career Center.

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:

North High School Code: 350-568

ACT Basic Fee: $68.00 ACT Plus Writing Fee: $93.00

Late Registration Additional Fee: $36.00

North High School Code: 350-568

SAT Fee $60.00

Late Registration Additional Fee: $30.00

AP Students and Families: If students/ families have questions about AP exams, please contact Kate Evenson, School Counselor and North High AP Testing Coordinator: evensok@fargo.k12.nd.us or 701-446-2417

Just a reminder, if you or your family are in need of personal hygiene supplies, household products, food or clothing, the North High School Open Door has a small variety of items. Students and families can access these items by contacting their school counselor. FNH encourages families to consider any needs they might have over school breaks and long weekends and contact the counseling office at 701-446-2412 prior to the break. If you need additional community supports, the counselors are available to help connect you with additional supports to meet your needs.

North High is are able to offer services in our school from Rape and Abuse Crisis Center. Counseling services are available for student who have been affected by domestic violence, dating violence, or sexual assault/abuse. These services will be provided licensed counselor, Kari O’Keeffe from Rape and Abuse. If you would like more information about services, please contact your school counselor for a referral.

School counselors and staff are available during the school day to assist students. After hours and during weekends and holiday breaks, families need to utilize community supports. If you are in need of assistance for yourself or someone else, please contact the following resources:

FirstLink: Dial 2-1-1

(24/7 hour help line for community resources and emotional support)

Suicide Lifeline (answered locally): 1-800-273-TALK (8255)

Red River Regional Dispatch: 701-451-7660

If you have an emergency, call 9-1-1

All male students are required by law to register within 30 days of their 18th birthday. To register go to SSS.gov. You can preregister at 17 years and 3 months of age. Why is this so important? If you fail to register you are unable to receive federally funded college loans and grants; are unable to get into federally funded training and certification programs; are barred from all federal employment; ineligible for many state and local government jobs. Spending 45 seconds online registering at SSS.gov can save a man 45 years of headaches and heartaches.

The next PTSA meeting is Monday, May 20th at 5:30 pm at Herd and Horns . Please join us to help plan more ways to show support to our amazing teachers, staff, and students at North!

To become a member please complete this form and mail to North High or payment can be made online through SchoolPay.

https://www.facebook.com/FNPTSA/

https://www.instagram.com/fargonorthptsa/?hl=en

The North High Booster Board is a group of North High parents who raise money to help support all North High activities. The Board’s funding guidelines state that money should be spent in ways that will benefit the greatest number of North High students.

To become a member please complete this form and mail to the address on the form or payment can also be made online through SchoolPay.

Student parking is available in our south and northwest lots. The cost for a parking permit is $10 and is required to park in these lots. The replacement cost for a lost parking sticker is $5. Parking permits purchased online can be picked up during registration at the bookkeeping window in the main office.

Students are allowed to park without a permit if they park in the Coliseum lot closest to 17th Avenue.

Building personal will issue tickets to those who park illegally, park in staff reserved parking areas or our visitor parking lot. Signage is clearly posted in all lots. Permits are to be placed on the vehicles back window, driver’s side only.

Disputed tickets should be brought to the Main Office.

Tom Glynn is our MECA Sales Representative, for letter jackets. Please contact him with questions, to get information about letterman’s jackets or to place an order. His contact information is: 651-341-2840 or email tglynn@mecasportswear.com.

2022-2023

The 2022-2023 yearbooks are still available for those who purchased them. Students must have paid for a yearbook prior to the end of this past school year.

2023-2024

Students can purchase a copy of the 2023-2024 yearbook for $60. The “Laconian” is a full-color book with memorable stories, eye-catching photos, and cutting-edge graphics

Students are allowed to use cell phones and electronic devices in the commons, hallways and locker bays. Upon entering classrooms, all electronic devices need to be put away. If a cell phone or electronic device is taken from a student, the student may pick up the device from the main office at the end of the day. A second incident will result in the parent being required to pick up the phone from the main office.

Students are expected to be in their classes every day, except in the case of illness, school related activities, family emergency, or religious observance. It is the parents’ responsibility to ensure that their children are in school unless a valid reason for absence exists. The Attendance Office asks that a student’s absence be reported by 9:00 a.m. If a student is not accounted for they will be recorded as truant. Please review the attendance policies found in our on-line student handbook. The Attendance Office may be reached by calling 446-2410 or 446-2411, emailing nhattendance@fargo.k12.nd.us or texting 701-446-8537.

We ask that parents make transportation arrangements for students who don’t ride the bus or have their own transportation to be picked up as close to 3:50 P.M. as possible. We lock all doors to the locker bays and academic wings at 4:00 p.m. every day. After 4:00 p.m. students will not be allowed to enter these areas.

Students are asked to wait in the foyer doors to be picked up and not be hanging around in the building after 4:00 p.m. unless they are involved in an after school activity.

If you would like to receive an email notification when daily announcements, newsletters or School Board agendas are posted please go to the North High Website and sign up for E-Alerts. Content E-Alerts are sent to users who have subscribed to a homepage or website section of interest. Click here to sign up and begin the process of setting your subscriptions.

Fargo North has several helpful links that can be found on our webpage at www.fargo.k12.nd.us/north.

If you can’t find what you’re looking for, please contact our school office at 701-446-2400.

Does your student have detention? Below are the opportunities for student’s to make up their detention.

Tuesday and Thursday

3:05 - 3:50 p.m.

3:55 - 4:40 p.m.

Room 114

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, graduation ceremony, prom, plays, and school sponsored trips.

During the school day we will call your student to the office for a message only in an emergency situation.

We ask that you please communicate with your student any information they may need for the day, prior to coming to school. (Ex: transportation, appointments, lunch money, etc.) Thank you.

We would like to remind you to always keep your student’s information up-to-date! If anything changes during the course of the school year, you will need to log in to your parent/guardian PowerSchool account and make the updates. Should the school need to get in contact with you or your student has a medical related issue, we need to be able to reach you or your emergency contact. you or your emergency contact.

North High Main Office

Main Office - 446-2400

Travis Christensen, Principal - 446-2404

Joshua Andres, Assistant Principal - 446-2499

Amanda Quintus, Assistant Principal - 446-2406

Daniel Shultis, Asst. Prin./Activities Dir - 446-2407

Angela Bartsh, Activities Admin. - 446-2408

Jessica Geir, Administrative Asst. - 446-2405

Louise Helm, Bookkeeper - 446-2409

ATTENDANCE OFFICE

Stacey Bush - 446-2410

Wendy Peterson - 446-2411

COUNSELING OFFICE

Nikki Brandenburger, Registrar/Secretary - 446-2412

COUNSELORS

Terri Court (A - F) - 446-2415

Mandy Orth Gibney (G - K) - 446-2416

Janelle Stahl Ladbury (L - R) - 446-2414

Kate Evenson (S - Z) - 446-2417

STUDENT SERVICES

Tracy Cramer, Career Resource Center - 446-2413

SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICER

Officer Powell-Calhoun, SRO - 446-2631

SCHOOL NURSE

Kayla Hiedeman, School Nurse - 446-2486

ATHLETIC TRAINER

Jordan Wolf - 446-2447

NUTRITION SERVICES

Tammie Schaffer - 446-2517

• May 22 - Academic Breakfast/Day of Northside Pride
• May 27 - Memorial Day - No School
• May 30 - Last Day of Classes
• May 31 - Graduation Rehearsal - 10:00 am @ FARGODOME
• June 2 - North High Graduation - 6:00 pm @ FARGODOME
• August 7 - Upperclassmen Orientation - 8:00 am - 3:00 pm
• August 12 - Freshman Orientation - 8:00 am - 1:00 pm
• August 13 - Freshman Orientation - 8:00 am - 1:00 pm
• August 14 - Freshman Orientation - 8:00 am - 1:00 pm

Travis Christensen, Principal - 446-2404

Joshua Andres, Asst. Principal - 446-2499

Amanda Quintus, Asst. Principal - 446-2406

Daniel Shultis, Asst. Principal/Activities Director - 446-2407

Website: www.fargo.k12.nd.us/North
Location: 801 17th Avenue North, Fargo, ND, USA
Phone: 701-446-2400