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Empowering Future Woodworkers: Seguros Avanza’s Generous Donation
Here at Northeast High School, we’ve always prided ourselves on providing our students with hands-on, real-world experiences that prepare them for success beyond the classroom. We’re thrilled to share some exciting news that will further enhance our woodworking program and benefit our students immensely. Thanks to the generous donation of $500 from Infinity Insurance Agency,…
Clothing Drive at Northeast High School
All donations will support families in need. Donation bin will be located in the main office.
Northeast Takes 1st and 2nd Place in Robotics
The Friday before break, the Northeast High School Robotics team competed in an underwater robot competition, Sea Glide, hosted by Temple University and Naval Surface Warfare Center Philadelphia Division (NSWCPD). The Northeast Vikings took 1st place for Presentation and 2nd place in the White Paper. The team submitted a commercial for the Presentation category. The…
Addams Family Spring Musical
Next weekend, April 12-13, the students will present the Addams Family. The doors open at 6 pm and the show will begin at 6:30pm Tickets are $8.00 in advance and $10.00 at the door. Tickets may also be purchased online here.
Spring Plant Fundraiser
The Natural Resource Management SLC begins our Spring Plant Sale Fundraiser on March 1st. Please consider making a purchase to support the programs that NRM participates in. All profits will support NRM student activities including greenhouse/growing operations, flower show model making, and woodworking projects. The NRM Spring Plant Sale Fundraiser Website goes live on March 1st (NRM Fundraiser Website). The link to order plants/bulbs/seed…
High School is a Drag
Show starts at 6:30PM, March 14, 2024, doors open at 5:30PM. Tickets are from five dollars to seven dollars at the door.
Multicultural Show January 19th
Show starts at 6:30PM at Morrison Hall, doors open at 6:00PM. Seven dollars at the door, five dollars in advance.
NE Graduates Excel in Robotics
Khan and Singh, originally friends from Northeast High School, are part of the College of Engineering’s NSF (National Science Foundation) funded STEPS (Sustainable Temple Energy and Power Scholars) Program. The STEPS program provides support for high-achieving, low-income electrical engineering students in the form of scholarships, mentoring, and professional development. Khan was first introduced to the…