Message from Bob Carnaroli - Principal
Dear Raider Nation,
In honor of Labor Day and USA Military Night Raider Nation came out supporting in full force with the red, white, and blue. From the awarding of the #40 Jack Snook Jersey to senior Colton Constable, to the video honoring all branches of the service, running of the flags, smoke from the big helmet, our singers, and color guard presenting colors, and singing the National Anthem, to the game itself was something so see. Our student section was a sight to behold decked out in USA theme dress with some creative costumes of famous Americans, we had it all. The team came out and just took over handily defeating Lanier 33 – 20 avenging a close loss to the Longhorns from last year. The Best Band in the Land in concert with the Cheer Squad had Raider Valley pumped and rocking all night long. If I said it once, I have said it 100 times, there is no better place to watch a HS football game that in our stadium. ..it’s not even close.
The Pride, Passion, Purpose, and Patriotism was a sight to behold… I know not everyone attends the games or maybe even care about sports, but for the folks and participants in that stadium that experience will be with them the rest of their lives. When we do things, we do them right and with conviction and purpose. Friday Night was done RIGHT.
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Counseling News- Class of 2024
The North Forsyth High School Counseling Team will be implementing Signs of Suicide with all 9th grade students the week of September 9 through Health, Personal Fitness and JROTC classes. We encourage you to visit www.sossignsofsuicide.org/parent for information on warning signs for youth suicide, useful resources, and some of the key messages students will learn. A parent letter will be coming home this week.
Counseling Caseloads:
A-D- Dr. Benton
Dual Enrollment & E- Mrs. Mason
F-L- Mrs. Smith
M-R- Mrs. Mattie
S-Z- Mrs. Geiger
August
Mon: Holiday - Labor Day
Tues: LSC Meeting #1, SB (H) South Forsyth 6:00
Wed: SB (H) Marist 5:00, School Pictures
Thurs: School Pictures, SB (H) Forsyth Central, VB (H) North Atlanta, JV FB @ Alpharetta, 9th FB (H) Forsyth Central 6:00
Fri: Superintendent Visit 7:30 PAC all staff, 8:00 PTSO/LSC, 8:30 Admin Team
Sat: Cross Country @ Milton
ROTC Updates
On Thursday MCJROTC had their first round of promotions. Congratulations to all our new promotees! With higher rank comes greater responsibility, and we couldn’t be prouder of your hard work and dedication. Wear your new rank with honor and lead with integrity!
Keep striving for excellence and inspiring your fellow cadets. The future is bright!
Career Tech
Caden Ainsworth is a distinguished young leader who has recently been honored with the Sons of the American Revolution (SAR) Outstanding Cadet Award. This recognition is bestowed upon cadets who demonstrate exceptional leadership, academic excellence, and a commitment to community service within the Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps (JROTC) program.
Caden's dedication to his studies and his involvement in extracurricular activities have set him apart among his peers. As a cadet, he has shown remarkable leadership skills, inspiring fellow cadets and contributing positively to the MCJROTC program. His commitment to the values of honor, courage, and service reflects the very essence of the SAR’s mission to promote patriotism and historical education.
In addition to his academic and cadet responsibilities, Caden is actively engaged in community service projects, demonstrating a deep sense of responsibility and commitment to making a positive impact in his community. His achievements serve as a testament to the qualities of perseverance and integrity that the SAR seeks to promote. Caden Ainsworth is a bright example of the future leaders that the JROTC program nurtures, and his recognition as the Outstanding Cadet underscores his potential to lead and serve in the years to come.
Sports Medicine:
Sports Medicine students made playdoh joints after learning the difference between the joints in the body!
Fine Arts
Chicago Tickets now on Sale!
Tickets are now on sale for CHICAGO: Teen Edition
FCS Employees - use your school email address to reserve your complimentary ticket +1 when reserving tickets.
Events:
Choral Events:
Oct 1st - Georgia ACDA Preview Concert 7:30 Cumming First United Methodist Church
Oct 5th - Ga- ACDA Performance @ Kennesaw State University 12pm
Band Performances and Concerts:
Oct 12th - Marching Band @ West Forsyth HS
Oct 19th - Marching Band @ Kell HS
Oct 24th - Fall Band Concert 6:30 PAC
Dec 5th - Holiday Band Concert 6:30 PAC
Feb 25th - North cluster Band Concert 6:30 TBA
Apr 24th - Spring Band Concert 6:30 PAC
Football:
9th Grade Team continues dominating with a big win over cross town rival West Forsyth
JV lost a hard fought game vs. West Forsyth
Varsity put it all together and defeated Lanier 33 - 20 on USA Military Night
Volleyball:
The Raiders won a thrilling 5 set match over West Forsyth to start Region Play 1 - 0.
Softball:
Defeated North Atlanta 14 - 2 and picked up a big region win. The Raiders play South Forsyth on Tuesday at home for the chance to inch closer to a playoff bid.
Cross Country:
Hits the trail again on Saturday, Sept 14th at Milton
