News and Announcements

What are your goals after high school? We want all students to think about the future! There are many opportunities at NHS to prepare students. Don't get left behind! (Click on the title for an informational video)

Members of the High School Rattler Choir will be performing at the SSC Region Concert in Bryan, Tx, on Saturday, November 10th, at 6pm. This is a FREE CONCERT that will be held at 1st Presbyterian Church located at 1100 Carter Creek Pkwy, Bryan, Tx, 77802. All students participating will go on to audition at Pre-Area at the end of November, and students who make it through that round, will audition for state in January. The Texas State Choirs will perform in San Antonio in February. Please come support your Rattler Choir!

Students earn certification in Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Click link for more information.

NHS Homecoming is October 6th.

Court:
Jasmine Chavez
Malaiya Jedkins
Emily Pham
Carson Prewitt
Brennan Swarts
Reyna Uilkie

Nominees:
Autumn Cox
Saylor Imhoff
Kaylei Mallard
Micah Wells

Eli Chilton has been named a Commended Student in the 2018 National Merit Scholarship Program!
Commended Students are being recognized for the exceptional academic promise demonstrated by their outstanding performance on the qualifying test used for program entry.

The 2016-2017 Rattler Yearbook staff earned the Gallery of Excellence award from Walsworth Publishing for their 2017 yearbook "Behind the Scenes." The Gallery of Excellence is a showcase of the best yearbooks published by Walsworth around the United States. Congratulations to the 2016-217 staff on a job well done!

Pictured (left to right):
Kaleshia Underwood
Madison Bowman - Editor-in-Chief
Samantha Klawinsky
Kaitlynn Clepper

Not Pictured (graduates):
Katharine Woehler - Co-Editor
Bailey Feder
Christy Kirby
David Flores

Congratulations to our students who competed at the state history fair in Austin this past weekend!
Group Website: Jonas Salk and polio - 6th place out of 30 projects. They also received the Distinguished Achievement award- making the finals in their category.
Much thanks to the Two Rivers Heritage group- as they helped- Trent Clark, Wyatt Pahl, Jeb Malek and Micah Mock with stories and even some recordings of radio ads done in the 1930s for the March of Dimes. Also thanks to Gayle Jackman Schmidt and Mary Baltus-Wilson for input of their experiences with the dreaded disease.
Amber Allen's paper on Adina de Zavala: Preserving the Alamo-- won best project of the Brazos Valley Regional History Fair and the Hispanic Heritage Award- which was worth $100. Thanks to Ann Fuqua who guided her on some corrections and additions to the paper.
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