Our Career and Instructional Coaches had some social media training before school. Make sure your Corporation App is updated so you can receive the latest end-of-year and Summer information!
The Math Academic team got third at state last Saturday! This was the first time a New Castle Math Academic team placed at state. Congrats to all of the members of the team and coach Mr. Allen!
It's dress like your department. These awesome English teachers matched with their grammar police t-shirts.
Seniors! We are counting down the days until graduation! 11 school days are left until #SeniorWeek2025
Today in American Sign Language we watched live coverage of the first American Cardinal, Robert Prevost, being elected as Pope Leo XIV! We learned new signs, and had in depth conversations about the history and the role of a global Pope.
It's perfect weather for a run!
Let's give these Lady Trojans some cheer! Tonight, the Girls Softball Team heads to Yorktown to dominate!
What's the best way to spend your 40th birthday? At Color Guard practice. Happy birthday, Mr. Edwards! #BigEddie
How about a special Mother's Day outing? Join us Friday and Saturday night at 7:30 PM and Sunday afternoon at 2:30 PM for "Little Women." The classic book by Louisa May Alcott was first adapted for the stage in 1912 by Marion de Forest. Watch your favorite characters come to life through our favorite high school characters! Where? Middle School Black Box Theatre. Buy your tickets at the door: $5 Students, $10 Adults.
Please give a grand "Trojan Welcome" to our new BOYS BASKETBALL BALL COACH, Matt Luce! Moving to NCHS from Wapahani, Coach Luce will also be our new Dean. He and his wife Marie have been married 25 years, and have five children! Welcome to the Fieldhouse, Coach. Thanks to our community for sending lovely welcome gifts for the Coach and his family. And thanks to @TheCourierTimes and @MuncieStar for covering this exciting event!
Surprise! The Shumaker's stopped the show literally today! Our Dearest DJ and Sarah are back in New Castle, and will be back at NCHS Monday!
Last week our Math Academic Team qualified for State! On Tuesday they got 24 out of 25 questions right, and won their regional qualifier! They will compete at State on Saturday, May 10th, at Purdue. #GoTrojans
The Music Business class learned production tips from members of Adam's Voice, and conducted Splash of Talent tryouts after school Monday.
Congratulations to our Renaissance Teachers of the Month, contributing to school culture here at NCHS! We had an afternoon of training and QR Code collaboration.
A newly added tradition, yesterday's Senior Exit Interviews proved emotional and inspiring. Students had middle and high school teachers bursting with pride and encouragement. #TrojanPride
Today, Wednesday, April 30, is a Remote Assignment Learning Day. All assignments were posted in Google Classroom, or were sent home in packets. Good luck to our Seniors as they conduct Exit Interviews, and thanks to our elementary families for joining us at Parent-Teacher Conferences. Have a great day, Trojans!
Want to help us save multiple Henry County lives? Sign up to donate blood on May 15 at the High School. Community members must use the time slots after 3:45 PM. You must be 16 or over to donate.
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Students may come to B218 during passing periods.
Last week our Math Academic Team qualified for State! On Tuesday they got 24 out of 25 questions right, and won their regional qualifier! They will compete at State on Saturday, May 10th, at Purdue. #GoTrojans
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Yesterday, a group of NCHS students had the unique opportunity to visit Camp Atterbury and experience what life could look like after high school through the lens of the U.S. Army. This field trip offered hands-on activities that gave students a taste of military training and lifestyle.
Students challenged themselves on obstacle courses, tackled physical and mental tests, and even got the adrenaline-pumping chance to rappel down the Army’s iconic rappel tower. One of the more eye-opening parts of the day? Lunch, in the form of MREs (Meals Ready to Eat), just like real soldiers eat in the field.
It was a day filled with teamwork, courage, and a look into the discipline and structure the Army offers. For students considering military service after graduation, this was a valuable and unforgettable experience.
