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Daily Announcements 10/19

Today is Monday, October 19, 2026. It is a B Day.

We invite students, faculty, and staff to participate in a brief survey and share their experiences and perspectives. Your feedback will help us better understand what is working well and identify opportunities to further enhance our meal program.

Take the Survey: https://xmp.insight-surveys.com/s/fall-2026food service survey

Your input will help us:

  • Assess satisfaction with our current foodservice program
     
  • Enhance the meal experience for students, families, and staff
     
  • Enhance the overall dining experience throughout our school

NCUHS Ceramics Students are hosting Paint Your Own Pottery Nights! Come create your own one-of-a-kind, food-safe ceramic mug!

$30 includes:
- Your ceramic mug
- All materials & glazes
- Guidance from student artists

The proceeds support scholarships for our NCUHS Ghost Ranch Ceramics Trip!

We will be running the activity three times:
Wednesday, Oct 21
Wednesday, Oct 28
Wednesday, Nov 4

All events are from 5:30–7:30 PM in Ms. Caspari's room in the Career Center - 411. Come make something beautiful—and help send student artists to Ghost Ranch!

  • Student of the Week is  London Houlihan. Student is a great example of quiet excellence. She is not the most talkative student, but shows up every day ready to learn and produces great results.
     
  • Spotlight Students for this week is Tasha Leonard - for leading dance classes while we had a sub! Tasha stepped up as a leader and supported three different dance classes while Taryn was away for conference. She received praise from the sub and paras in the room about how patient and kind she was toward the dancers.
     
  • This week's Fantastic Falcon is Connie Miner! She is one of the great unsung heroes of NCUHS. She keeps things running smoothly from her tiny back office, under the stairs, with her meticulous record keeping and attention to detail. Every project here at school has to run through her office, and it does so, so seamlessly, that the work often goes unnoticed. Between Athletics, Facilities, Student Activities, Scholarships, Teacher Requests, Grants and Budgeting, Connie keeps it all together and accounted for. She keeps the bills paid and the school running. Thank you Connie!

Today in sports: On Friday, Varsity Boys Soccer tied 1-1 vs. Peoples Academy. JV Boys Soccer won 5-1 vs. Peoples Academy. Saturday, both Varsity and JV Girls Soccer lost to St. Johnsbury, 5-3 and 5-0, respectively. Varsity Boys Soccer lost to Stowe on Saturday, 5-0. Varsity Field Hockey won vs. Spaulding 2-1. Today, the Cross Country team will compete in the Lake Region Relays. 

Today’s lunch: BBQ Chicken

Tomorrow’s breakfast: Ham and Cheese Croissant

Have a great day, be kind to one another, and engage in your work.

 

Our Mission

 

To be a community that shares the responsibility for the intellectual and personal development of all learners within an environment of trust, safety and respect.

 

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All faculty can be reached via email : First Name.Last Name @ncsuvt.org 

Principal: Ian Dinzeo, Anita Mayhew, Sarah Pickering

NCUHS Phone: 802-334-7921         NCUHS Fax: 802-334-1618 

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