NS welcomes new Sterling Scholars for 2020-2021 school year
by Abby Bench and Vanessa Jimenez Overachievers. Involved. Hardworking. Unique. These are words that can be used to describe the 2020-2021 Sterling Scholars. The Sterling Scholars …
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Teachers move classrooms in response to COVID-19
Many changes have happened at NS due to the pandemic, including teachers moving classrooms. Moving classrooms often creates challenges and headaches for teachers, but for …
Assistant superintendent leaves NS after 25 years of service
Next year NS school district will have two new people filling in the assistant superintendent and superintendent positions after Randy Shelley, the current assistant superintendent, …
Utah nurse helps out with New York City COVID-19 efforts
While many of us are stuck at home during this pandemic, others are still hard at work fulfilling their goal of helping others. Medical workers …
Chick sales rise with COVID, many consumers not knowing how to care for them
When times are tough, people want chickens. On dynuz.com there’s an article called America Stress-Bought all the Baby Chickens which reads, “chick sales go up …
Jorgensen receives Scholar-Leader-Athlete award, scholarship
Each year, only 12 students in the state of Utah receive the Scholar-Leader-Athlete award. This year, NS senior Connor Jorgensen was honored with this award, …
Community rallies around students after loss
Classrooms and hallways at NS grew quiet on Wednesday, Feb. 26, as collection tins were passed around to raise money for the Morris family. Students …
New principal named for NS
By Kaylee Anderson On Wednesday, Feb. 12, Christy Straatman was appointed principal at NS, after the promotion of Nan Ault to superintendent left NS with a …
Junior prom attendance declining due to stresses, expenses
Junior prom has been a tradition at NS for many years, yet with each year the number of couples attending decreases. People wonder what is …
Record fundraising brings more toys to children
This year at NS was a history-making year. Over the course of about three weeks, the students, faculty, and community raised nearly $6,700 for the …