Nominate your favorite teacher for an award
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- Last Updated on Friday, 24 May 2013 09:17
Each year, the Elicker-Keegan Awards Committee invites all members of the Newton North community—teachers, parents, and especially students—to submit written nominations for a faculty member who deserves recognition for excellence. As we celebrate the end of the 2012-2013 school year, two teachers will be recognized at the luncheon on June 26th with the following awards:
The Paul E. Elicker Award for Excellence
This award seeks to recognize a teacher who has a deep appreciation and knowledge of subject matter, who stretches the minds of students, and whose standards for performance inspire excellence.
The Brenda Keegan Award for Excellence
This award recognizes an educator who inspires students to think, both critically and creatively; who combines an extensive knowledge of an academic discipline with warm personal engagement with students; and who helps students consider the significance of their studies to their own lives.
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Game Week in the Cafe May 20th - 24th!
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- Last Updated on Thursday, 23 May 2013 13:34
- Written by Kevin McGrath
Like games? For $1 per block during the week of May 20th - 24th, the SFA (Student Faculty Administration) is setting up games to play in the cafeteria, including foosball, airhockey, twister, chess, cards, wii, and more. That's a lot of bang for the buck! If you have a free block stop by and let off some steam.
The fundraiser will help the SFA fund materials for the new Student Union. A half-wall countertop is now being built by our talented carpentry students to help define the area.
Inside the Grand People's Study House: A Tour of a North Korean Library
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- Last Updated on Thursday, 25 April 2013 13:00
- Written by Kevin McGrath
The Holocaust: Persecuted Groups
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- Last Updated on Tuesday, 30 April 2013 08:44
- Written by Carolyn Young
Books:
Check out some of the print books that have been pulled on your topic.
Ebooks
Search above to find e-books on your topic, including:
Learning About the Holocaust: A Student's Guide. Ronald M. Smelser, ed. New York: Macmillan Reference USA, 2001. 868 pp. 4 vols.
Find results in books, magazines, newspapers, encyclopedias, and more using the search box above.
Encyclopedia articles for great background info.
Websites:
United Stated Holocaust Memorial Museum: Search in this website for your specific topic for multiple articles.
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