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NEVADA JOINT UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT & OPTIONS Oonis Dear Community Members, Parents, and Students of Western Nevada County, It is with great pleasure that I write this message and invite you to enjoy this “snapshot” of the Nevada Joint Union High School District (NJUHSD) and all that we offer to our students and to our community. I have served in the role of district superintendent for the past year and a half, and I am very proud to share with the community this informational overview of the curricular and extra-curricular opportunities that are available for students in our community who are in grades 9-12. Included, as well, is a celebration of our most recent graduates and their post-secondary plans. We congratulate the NJUHSD Class of 2012! As we look forward to 2012-2013, I want to say thank you to the community and to share with ourresidents a quick glance at what makes the school community and its students something of which you can be truly proud. It is the responsibility of the District to provide as many opportunities to our students as possible. As its super- intendent, I will continue to lead our district with the best interests of all students and their parents in mind. Clearly, the fiscal reality for schools is such that it is challenging to maintain programs and support services with less and less government funding. That, coupled with lowering enrollment in our schools, countywide, has required school leaders to adjust in order to maintain fiscal solvency. During this challenging time, the District will do all that it responsibly can to support its curricular and extra-curricular offerings. All of the schools in NJUHSD are innovating curriculum delivery, activity planning, and scheduling, as well as expanding student support and opportunities by restructuring services, increasing flexibility and devel- oping more options for individualized learning. I invite those families who are not yet enrolled in a school in our district to become familiar with all that we offer, and to realize all of the wonderful opportunities that are available. Our graduates are proof that there is something for every student in the Nevada Joint Union High School District. Sincerely, Superintendent “When I came into high school, I was afraid I would never see my friends because of the size of NU. Now that I’ve been in partnership, I feel like I get to see my family (not only friends) for most of the day. It’s comforting.” “ tng I k NU s t ac th r clrs ly l, t g w.” “I like the fact that NU encompasses every aspect of anyone’s personality with the large array of electives, ROPs and after school clubs.” “Since I have been in The Partnership Program, my grades have been doing a lot better; my teachers don’t give me room to fail, only succeed.” “In Partnership, I have gained the confidence to speak my mind and more important, my heart.” “Sierra Mountain has provided me with the opportunity to expand my horizons, beer my grades, work at my own pace, increase my study skills, improve my student-teacher relationships and has made me a happier person. Because of SMHS, I have a drama-free environment with 100% grade improvement.” “I have gained opportunities from Sierra Mountain. I was able to get a job; I am still able to dance through my old school and am able to work at my own pace.” “From coming to Sierra Mountain, I have gained the ability to get the grades I want. I haven’t had such good grades in I can’t remember how long.” “The thing I like most about Bear River is how small it is and we are like a family.” “By aending Bear River for four years, I have gained social and life experiences that have made me a stronger person.” “From Bear River I have gained a well-rounded education. Many bonds have been formed between my teachers and me. I am so thankful to have taught skills needed, such as perse- verance and personal motivation.” “From Bear River I have gained loyal friends and wonderful memories to last a lifetime. I also have gained several opportunities I would not have been able to experi- ence outside of school.” NEVADA JOINT UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT & OPTIONS Oonis STUDENT Vie ...
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Included,aswell,isacelebrationofourmostrecentgraduatesandtheirpost-secondaryplans. Wecongratulate the NJUHSD Class of 2012! As we look forward to 2012-2013, I want to say thank you to the community and to share with ourresidents a quick glance at what makes the school community and its students something of which you can be truly proud.
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It is with great pleasure that I write this message and invite you to enjoy this “snapshot” of the Nevada Joint Union
High School District (NJUHSD) and all that we offer to our students and to our community.
I have served in the role of district superintendent for the past year and a half, and I am very proud to share with
the community this informational overview of the curricular and extra-curricular opportunities that are available for
students in our community who are in grades 9-12.
Included, as well, is a celebration of our most recent graduates and their post-secondary plans. We congratulate
the NJUHSD Class of 2012! As we look forward to 2012-2013, I want to say thank you to the community and to
share with ourresidents a quick glance at what makes the school community and its students something of which
you can be truly proud.
It is the responsibility of the District to provide as many opportunities to our students as possible. As its super-
intendent, I will continue to lead our district with the best interests of all students and their parents in mind.
Clearly, the fiscal reality for schools is such that it is challenging to maintain programs and support services
with less and less government funding. That, coupled with lowering enrollment in our schools, countywide,
has required school leaders to adjust in order to maintain fiscal solvency. During this challenging time, the
District will do all that it responsibly can to support its curricular and extra-curricular offerings.
All of the schools in NJUHSD are innovating curriculum delivery, activity planning, and scheduling, as well
as expanding student support and opportunities by restructuring services, increasing flexibility and devel-
oping more options for individualized learning. I invite those families who are not yet enrolled in a school
in our district to become familiar with all that we offer, and to realize all of the wonderful opportunities
that are available. Our graduates are proof that there is something for every student in the Nevada Joint
Union High School District.
Sincerely,
Superintendent
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“I like the fact that NU encompasses every aspect of anyone’s personality with the large array of electives, ROPs and after school clubs.”
“Since I have been in The Partnership Program, my grades have been doing a lot better; my teachers don’t give me room to fail, only succeed.”
“In Partnership, I have gained the confidence to speak my mind and more important, my heart.”
“Sierra Mountain has provided me with the opportunity to expand my horizons, be!er my grades, work at my own pace, increase my study skills, improve my student-teacher relationships and has made me a happier person. Because of SMHS, I have a drama-free environment with 100% grade improvement.”
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able to get a job; I am still
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old school and am able to
work at my own pace.”
“From coming to Sierra Mountain, I have gained the ability to get the grades I want. I haven’t had such good grades in I can’t remember how long.”
“The thing I like most about Bear River is how small it is and we are like a family.”
“By a!ending Bear River for four years, I have gained social and life experiences that have made me a stronger person.”
“From Bear River I have gained a well-rounded education. Many bonds have been formed between my teachers and me. I am so thankful to have taught skills needed, such as perse-verance and personal motivation.”
“From Bear River I have gained loyal friends and wonderful memories to last a lifetime. I also have gained several opportunities I would not have been able to experi-ence outside of school.”
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Bear River High School (BRHS) and Nevada Union High School (NUHS) are comprehensive high schools that serve
grades 9-12. They are committed to academic excellence and are cornerstones of the community that surrounds and supports them. Available courses offer students a rigorous curriculum and a course selection that offers preparation for post-secondary studies and career planning. These award-winning schools provide students with numerous co-curricular and extra-curricular opportunities. We are planning for a limited number of students to be able to take a blend of online courses and regular classroom courses and
retain NU or Bear River enrollment status.
Pioneer High School is a credit recovery program on the Bear River campus where juniors and seniors develop life skills and work skills. The staff customizes its program to meet the individual needs of each student. Caring and supportive teachers use weekly student/teacher meetings to monitor success and the teachers communicate on a weekly basis with parents and guardians.
NU Tech High School is a continuation high school for juniors and seniors located on the Nevada Union High School campus provides each student an opportunity to complete the required academic courses of instruction to graduate from high school and the opportunity to receive alternative work experiences and occupational training. This school provides extensive opportunities for personal growth through counseling, individualized interaction with school staff and meaningful school and community activities.
Ghidotti Early College High School provides a rigorous, focused learning environment through a small, personalized academic program. It bridges the divide between high school and college and makes higher
education more accessible by reducing financial barriers. GECHS has been recognized for its academic excellence.
Silver Springs High School is a choice for students who are in need of making up credits. Park Avenue Alternative Education Center provides a non-college prep curriculum for students who have fallen behind. Many students have found success in this small and supportive school
environment. Although many students plan to attend SSHS and return to the comprehensive schools (Bear RIver or NU), they enjoy the small and nurturing environment and choose to graduate from Silver Springs H.S. Some students catch up quickly and even graduate early.
Sierra Foothill High School is a half-day program for seniors who are significantly behind in credits. SFHS provides a supportive environment. Students must be within one year of becoming 18 years of age. Students are allowed to take the GED test (General Educational Development) within a 60-day window prior to their 18th birthday. Upon reaching the age of 18, students test successfully or transfer to Adult Education to continue test preparation.
Sierra Mountain High School is a college preparatory high school delivered through an independent studies format, offering support labs for one on one and small group tutoring, instruction, and assistance. Students may enroll in either standard (textbook) or online course delivery with opportunities to enroll in courses at Sierra College, Bear River, and/or Nevada Union. If a student would like to participate in competitive sports, they may do so through Sierra Mountain High School at Nevada Union! Opportunities for ROP and Work Experience Education are also available.
The Adult Education program offers High School Diploma for Adults: Adults may attend either a night class or receive coursework on an independent studies format in order to fulfill the requirements of a high
school diploma through Nevada Union Adult Education. This year 15 adults completed all coursework, earning certified high school diplomas!General Educational Development (GED) tests are a group of five subject tests which, when passed, certify that the taker has high school-level academic skills. This year, 72 members of our adult community obtained their GED certificate through the NJUHSD Adult Education program!
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
The mission of the Nevada Joint Union High School District is to provide every student with the educational opportunities that will empower them to reach their full potential and prepare them for work and lifelong learning.
District Goals: Curriculum Alignment • Culture and Communication
Accountability and Student Achievement Student Engagement and Retention
The NJUHSD Board meets on a bi-monthly basis and welcomes all members of the community to attend meetings and to become active partners with the district and its schools.
Board Meetings and district information are published on the district’s website: njuhsd.com
TrusteeGeorgie Coulter
PresidentKaty Schwarz
Vice PresidentRichard Baker
ClerkWayne Klauer
Trustee Jim Adams
This is a small supportive learning community designed to establish a partnership among students, teachers and local businesses and which provides academic rigor, enrichment activities, and specific supportive strategies for student success. Electronic ‘tablets’ are provided to all students and their use is integrated into the curricu-lum delivery.
CALIFORNIA PARTNERSHIP ACADEMY—TELECOMMUNICATIONS
HUMANITIES ACADEMYStudents in this small learning community (SLC) will take some
classes with the same group of students and teachers for all four
years. The academy offers an interdisciplinary course of study
integrating history, literature, math and foreign language. There
is a focus on the Great Ideas that have shaped history and created
contemporary civilization.
ADVANCED PLACEMENT COURSESAdvanced Placement (AP) courses offer a unique learning
experience that will help students to succeed in college. Through
AP college-level courses and exams, students can earn college
credit and advanced placement, stand out in the admission process,
and learn in a highly rigorous learning environment.
AP American Government
AP Biology
AP Calculus
(AP Calculus A/B)
AP Calculus B/C
AP Chem II
AP Chemistry
AP English 4 (AP English
Literature & Composition)
AP Environmental Science
AP Macroeconomics (online)
AP Microeconomics (online)
AP Physics
AP Psychology
AP Spanish 4
AP Statistics
AP Studio Art 2-D Design
AP U.S. History
AP World History
Arts, music and more
Additional Course Offerings of Interest. In addition to the more traditional college and career preparatory coursework, there are many fun and challenging courses to choose from:Applied Science and EngineeringChoral MusicClayCommunication ArtsConcert BandCreative WritingDanceDebateDramaDrawing & PaintingEarth and Space ScienceEcologyJazz BandJournalismPhotographyPhysical Education: variety of focus classes
(weight-training, aerobics, etc.)SpeechSymphonic Band Marching BandTV ProductionsYearbookCareer
technical educationAdvanced TV ProductionsAgricultural Mechanics Agricultural Science Computer Aided Drafting (CAD)Child DevelopmentCommunication ArtsComputer Applications Culinary Arts Engineering Design Engineering Technology ROP Construction & DesignROP Automotive Technology ROP Child DevelopmentROP Construction ROP Fashion MerchandisingROP Game Development (online)ROP Health Careers ROP Medical AssistingROP Sports Medicine ROP Veterinary Careers Textile Design Wood Design & Manufacturing
Sports Baseball (NU/BR)
Basketball (NU/BR)
Cross Country (NU/BR)
Football (NU/BR)
Golf (NU/BR)
Skiing (NU)
Soccer (NU/BR)
Softball (NU/BR)
Snowboarding (NU)
Swimming (NU/BR)
Tennis (NU/BR)
Track & Field (NU/BR)
Volleyball (NU/BR)
Water polo (NU/BR)
Wrestling (NU/BR)
Agriculturalstudies In this small learning community, students enrolled in agricultural science and
technology classes have the opportunity to be involved in student leadership
and community service activities through the Future Farmers of America (FFA)
organization. Both Bear River and Nevada Union high schools have a long tradition
of award-winning programs.
Clubscommunity support Students keep busy at school and in the community through service clubs, athletic activities, academic enrichment, community support activities, and so much more!
California Scholarship FederationCAPINCSComedy SportzCommunity Support ClubsFamily Consumer Careers Leader of AmericaFree the ChildrenFriday Night Live/Club StartFriends InternationalFuture Farmers of AmericaGay-Straight AllianceInteract (Student affiliate of Rotary)Key Club (Student affiliate of Kiwanis Club)Leo Club (Student affiliate of Lions Club)Library ClubsNEO NU Mountain Bike ClubPALSPeer AdvocacyService ActivitiesStudent Art Guild (SAG)Student CouncilsWorld Language ClubsYouth Alive…and more!
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Bear River High School (BRHS) and Nevada Union High School (NUHS) are comprehensive high schools that serve
grades 9-12. They are committed to academic excellence and are cornerstones of the community that surrounds and supports them. Available courses offer students a rigorous curriculum and a course selection that offers preparation for post-secondary studies and career planning. These award-winning schools provide students with numerous co-curricular and extra-curricular opportunities. We are planning for a limited number of students to be able to take a blend of online courses and regular classroom courses and
retain NU or Bear River enrollment status.
Pioneer High School is a credit recovery program on the Bear River campus where juniors and seniors develop life skills and work skills. The staff customizes its program to meet the individual needs of each student. Caring and supportive teachers use weekly student/teacher meetings to monitor success and the teachers communicate on a weekly basis with parents and guardians.
NU Tech High School is a continuation high school for juniors and seniors located on the Nevada Union High School campus provides each student an opportunity to complete the required academic courses of instruction to graduate from high school and the opportunity to receive alternative work experiences and occupational training. This school provides extensive opportunities for personal growth through counseling, individualized interaction with school staff and meaningful school and community activities.
Ghidotti Early College High School provides a rigorous, focused learning environment through a small, personalized academic program. It bridges the divide between high school and college and makes higher
education more accessible by reducing financial barriers. GECHS has been recognized for its academic excellence.
Silver Springs High School is a choice for students who are in need of making up credits. Park Avenue Alternative Education Center provides a non-college prep curriculum for students who have fallen behind. Many students have found success in this small and supportive school
environment. Although many students plan to attend SSHS and return to the comprehensive schools (Bear RIver or NU), they enjoy the small and nurturing environment and choose to graduate from Silver Springs H.S. Some students catch up quickly and even graduate early.
Sierra Foothill High School is a half-day program for seniors who are significantly behind in credits. SFHS provides a supportive environment. Students must be within one year of becoming 18 years of age. Students are allowed to take the GED test (General Educational Development) within a 60-day window prior to their 18th birthday. Upon reaching the age of 18, students test successfully or transfer to Adult Education to continue test preparation.
Sierra Mountain High School is a college preparatory high school delivered through an independent studies format, offering support labs for one on one and small group tutoring, instruction, and assistance. Students may enroll in either standard (textbook) or online course delivery with opportunities to enroll in courses at Sierra College, Bear River, and/or Nevada Union. If a student would like to participate in competitive sports, they may do so through Sierra Mountain High School at Nevada Union! Opportunities for ROP and Work Experience Education are also available.
The Adult Education program offers High School Diploma for Adults: Adults may attend either a night class or receive coursework on an independent studies format in order to fulfill the requirements of a high
school diploma through Nevada Union Adult Education. This year 15 adults completed all coursework, earning certified high school diplomas!General Educational Development (GED) tests are a group of five subject tests which, when passed, certify that the taker has high school-level academic skills. This year, 72 members of our adult community obtained their GED certificate through the NJUHSD Adult Education program!
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
The mission of the Nevada Joint Union High School District is to provide every student with the educational opportunities that will empower them to reach their full potential and prepare them for work and lifelong learning.
District Goals: Curriculum Alignment • Culture and Communication
Accountability and Student Achievement Student Engagement and Retention
The NJUHSD Board meets on a bi-monthly basis and welcomes all members of the community to attend meetings and to become active partners with the district and its schools.
Board Meetings and district information are published on the district’s website: njuhsd.com
TrusteeGeorgie Coulter
PresidentKaty Schwarz
Vice PresidentRichard Baker
ClerkWayne Klauer
Trustee Jim Adams
This is a small supportive learning community designed to establish a partnership among students, teachers and local businesses and which provides academic rigor, enrichment activities, and specific supportive strategies for student success. Electronic ‘tablets’ are provided to all students and their use is integrated into the curricu-lum delivery.
CALIFORNIA PARTNERSHIP ACADEMY—TELECOMMUNICATIONS
HUMANITIES ACADEMYStudents in this small learning community (SLC) will take some
classes with the same group of students and teachers for all four
years. The academy offers an interdisciplinary course of study
integrating history, literature, math and foreign language. There
is a focus on the Great Ideas that have shaped history and created
contemporary civilization.
ADVANCED PLACEMENT COURSESAdvanced Placement (AP) courses offer a unique learning
experience that will help students to succeed in college. Through
AP college-level courses and exams, students can earn college
credit and advanced placement, stand out in the admission process,
and learn in a highly rigorous learning environment.
AP American Government
AP Biology
AP Calculus
(AP Calculus A/B)
AP Calculus B/C
AP Chem II
AP Chemistry
AP English 4 (AP English
Literature & Composition)
AP Environmental Science
AP Macroeconomics (online)
AP Microeconomics (online)
AP Physics
AP Psychology
AP Spanish 4
AP Statistics
AP Studio Art 2-D Design
AP U.S. History
AP World History
Arts, music and more
Additional Course Offerings of Interest. In addition to the more traditional college and career preparatory coursework, there are many fun and challenging courses to choose from:Applied Science and EngineeringChoral MusicClayCommunication ArtsConcert BandCreative WritingDanceDebateDramaDrawing & PaintingEarth and Space ScienceEcologyJazz BandJournalismPhotographyPhysical Education: variety of focus classes
(weight-training, aerobics, etc.)SpeechSymphonic Band Marching BandTV ProductionsYearbookCareer
technical educationAdvanced TV ProductionsAgricultural Mechanics Agricultural Science Computer Aided Drafting (CAD)Child DevelopmentCommunication ArtsComputer Applications Culinary Arts Engineering Design Engineering Technology ROP Construction & DesignROP Automotive Technology ROP Child DevelopmentROP Construction ROP Fashion MerchandisingROP Game Development (online)ROP Health Careers ROP Medical AssistingROP Sports Medicine ROP Veterinary Careers Textile Design Wood Design & Manufacturing
Sports Baseball (NU/BR)
Basketball (NU/BR)
Cross Country (NU/BR)
Football (NU/BR)
Golf (NU/BR)
Skiing (NU)
Soccer (NU/BR)
Softball (NU/BR)
Snowboarding (NU)
Swimming (NU/BR)
Tennis (NU/BR)
Track & Field (NU/BR)
Volleyball (NU/BR)
Water polo (NU/BR)
Wrestling (NU/BR)
Agriculturalstudies In this small learning community, students enrolled in agricultural science and
technology classes have the opportunity to be involved in student leadership
and community service activities through the Future Farmers of America (FFA)
organization. Both Bear River and Nevada Union high schools have a long tradition
of award-winning programs.
Clubscommunity support Students keep busy at school and in the community through service clubs, athletic activities, academic enrichment, community support activities, and so much more!
California Scholarship FederationCAPINCSComedy SportzCommunity Support ClubsFamily Consumer Careers Leader of AmericaFree the ChildrenFriday Night Live/Club StartFriends InternationalFuture Farmers of AmericaGay-Straight AllianceInteract (Student affiliate of Rotary)Key Club (Student affiliate of Kiwanis Club)Leo Club (Student affiliate of Lions Club)Library ClubsNEO NU Mountain Bike ClubPALSPeer AdvocacyService ActivitiesStudent Art Guild (SAG)Student CouncilsWorld Language ClubsYouth Alive…and more!
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CSU Cal MaritimeCSU Cal Poly, SLO
CSU ChicoCSU Fresno
CSU FullertonCSU Humboldt
CSU Long BeachCSU Los Angeles
CSU Monterey BayCSU SacramentoCSU San Diego
CSU San FranciscoCSU Sonoma
Citrus Heights Beauty CollegeHeald College
Johnson and WalesLe Cordon Bleu
Northwest Lineman CollegeMilitary Service
Paris Beauty College (CA)Paul Mitchell The School
State Ballet School of Berlin --Staalsliche Gal-letschule
UTI (Universal Technical Institute)West Point Prep School
UC BerkeleyUC DavisUC Irvine
UC Los AngelesUC Merced
UC Santa BarbaraUC Santa Cruz
American River CollegeBerkeley City College
Butte CollegeCabrillo College
College of the RedwoodsCuesta College
Cypress Community CollegeFeather River College
Kennedy King City College Modesto Junior CollegeSacramento City CollegeSan Diego Mesa College
Santa Barbara City CollegeSanta Monica City College
Shasta CollegeSierra College
The College of Southern IdadoTruckee Meadows C.C.
Yuba CollegeAbilene Christian University
Azusa Pacific UniversityBarnard CollegeBaylor University
Berklee School of MusicBiola University
Boston UniversityBrigham Young University
Brigham Young University-RexburgCalifornia Institute of the Arts
Colorado State UniversityColumbia College (Illinois)Concordia University, Irvine
Deep Springs CollegeDominican University of CA
Embry Riddle Aeronautical UnivFlorida Institute of Technology
Gonzaga UniversityHampshire College
Johns Hopkins UniversityLewis and Clark College
Loyola Marymount UniversityMontana State University
Mt. Holyoke CollegeNorth Dakota State University
Oregon State UniversityPacific Lutheran
Princeton UniversityPrincipia College
Reed CollegeSan Diego Christian College
Santa Clara UniversitySeattle University
Simpson UniversitySouthern Oregon University
St. Mary’s College of CAStanford University
Swarthmore CollegeThe New School
U.S. Air Force AcademyUniversity of ChicagoUniversity of Hawaii
University of Nevada, RenoUniversity of OregonUniversity of Portland
University of San DiegoUniversity of Southern CA
University of Southern OregonWashington State University
Western Washington UniversityWestmont
Whitworth UniversityWillamette University
William Jessup University
CLASS OF 2012WHERE ARE THEY
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CAMPUS FACILITIES & UPGRADESA sincere ‘thank you’ to all of our community for your support for the renovation and modernization of many of our school facilities!
Agriculture FacilitiesAthletic FieldsCafeterias and kitchen improvementsCareer Tech Education LabsClassroom renovationsExpanded bleacher seatingGymnasiumsLibrariesPerforming Arts FacilitiesScience LaboratoriesSwimming Pools and FacilitiesTheatresTrack
Visual Arts Facilities
Our schools benefit from phenomenal community involvement and parental participation. Listed below are some of the organizations that exist to support our local schools:
All schools:Site CouncilFundraising Activities Student Activities SupportParent Teacher Student AssociationParent Advisory
Bear River:Band BoostersFFA Ag BoostersFootball BoostersGrad NightInnovative Studies
Nevada Union:Aquatics BoostersBand Boosters Baseball BoostersBasketball Boosters Choir BoostersDebateFFA Ag BoostersFootball Booster ClubGrad NightRunners Booster ClubSnowboard Booster ClubTheatrical Society Boosters
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A new database has been created to include contact information for all NJUHSD graduates. It will be useful to all class reunion committees when planning their celebrations and an excellent resource to be used to inform former students about programs and educational opportunities at NJUHSD.
The information will be used only by the Foundation for pertinent Foundation purposes. The lists will not be given or sold to any other entity.
Please log onto www.nuhsd.org/alumni_info.cfm and provide the requested information.
SPONSORED BY
A&u'n( Nevada Joint Union High School FoundationSeeks Alumni Contact Information
SCHOLARSHIP & FINANCIAL AIDDistrict Offers Scholarship and Financial Aid Program To All NJUHSD Students!This Year’s Total: Over 11.5 Million Dollars!
The Nevada Joint Union High School District offers an extremely successful Scholarship and Financial Aid Program that is coordinated by Mrs. Barbara Ross.All of the District’s students have available to them financial aid planning and scholarship application support Mrs. Ross approximates this year’s seniors as having received over $11,500,000 in scholarship and financial support from individuals, community organizations, local businesses, post-secondary institutions, and the state and federal governments.
Counseling and Support ServicesThe District offers counseling support to the students in the District. There are credentialed counselors available to assist students with social/personal issues, academic planning, and career development and exploration. We offer support, as well, in crisis response. Our counselors partner with local agencies to connect students should they need further support.
