Daily Announcements 5.12.25
Good morning Falcons!
Today is Monday, May 12th and it is a B day.
Congratulations to our Student of the Week, Alyssa Farrow. Working with her group on her Civic Action Project in her Honors Gov/Ec class, Alyssa stood elbow to elbow with local political leaders, North Country physicians, and delivered an impassioned student-focused speech on the impact that the closure of North Country Hospital could have on students in our community. Great job Alyssa!
Our Spotlight Students of the Week are the members of the Varsity Softball Team for hosting their Strike Out Cancer game and making a generous donation to help a kid raise money for his grandmother's cancer treatment.
Grace Lombardi
Abigail Bathalon
Makenna Bean
Taylor Bingham
Marisa Fortin
Peyton Fortin
Randi Fortin
Olivia Geoffroy
Gabrielle Griffith
Aubrey Jacobs
Lillie Tetreault
Parish Weikel
Our Fantastic Falcon of the Week is Mr. Melhuish for all his great work with students and finding meaningful PD that helps him grow as an educator. Thanks for all the work you do with our students!
North Country Career Center would like to celebrate the achievement of their Year Two Cosmetology students. After two years and over 1000 hours of practice, all seven students are now licensed Cosmetologists. Congratulations to Maddy, Grace, Heidi, Parish, Natasha, Theresa, Brianna, and their dedicated teacher Ms. Jacobs!
Our Annual Spring Job Fair will take place on Tuesday, May 13th, from 10:00-12:00. Career Center students and anyone with a study hall who signs up ahead of time may attend from 10:00-10:40. You may also attend during your pod if you sign up ahead of time. All others are welcome to stop by during your lunch block. You are encouraged to come with a resume, interact with our guests, and begin your summer job search. As a bonus, ice cream sandwiches will be provided. If you have questions or would like to sign up to attend a time other than your lunch, please see or send an email to Mrs. Carbine.
Have a summer job and want to earn some elective credit? Sign up for Summer Work-Based Learning! See Mr. McGinnis, Mrs. Saaman, or Mr. Dinzeo for more information. You can get paperwork to sign up at the Work-Based Learning office, 204 next to the library.
The rollover convincer will be here today from 10-1 p.m. by the link between the B & C wing today.
In Sports:
In Baseball: Ben West pitched a complete game win. 7 k’s along w/4 BB’s.
West was also 3-3 w/7 RBI’s. Kaden Jones and Zak Fortin added 2 hits each. Jamison Eckhardt and Tristan Leblanc 1 hit each. The Falcons improve to 5-1 on the season.
24 of our Falcon Track and Field athletes competed in the 2025 Burlington Invitational.
Highlights from the competition included:
- Vincent Mutter accomplished a rare feat in NC track by qualifying for the finals in the 100m dash, and then finishing on the podium (5th overall). Vincent then finished 9th in the 200m dash.
- Gemari Thompson made the finals in the 9th grade 100m dash, and then took home second place overall in the event.
- Greta Nolan took a podium finish (5th overall) in the javelin.
- Sabine Brueck swept the hurdles events, winning the 100m event in a photo finish, and running away with the 300m event, breaking her own meet record. In her field events, Sabine took home two second place finishes. The combination of these four impressive performances earned her the "Burlington Invitational Spirit Award" for the second straight year. This award is given to one male and one female athlete in recognition of the most outstanding individual athlete at the meet.
Have a great day, be kind and engage in your work.