What: NHS College and Career Zero Hour
Where: Mrs. Hays Room (129)
When: Wednesday, April 22nd
For: Junior Students
Topics this week: How to turn your SAT score into a paycheck and find schools that will "buy" your score with merit cash!
Where: Mrs. Hays Room (129)
When: Wednesday, April 22nd
For: Junior Students
Topics this week: How to turn your SAT score into a paycheck and find schools that will "buy" your score with merit cash!
Enroll Today!!! https://youtu.be/whldiGYx3k0?feature=shared
Jackson Reads on Saturday May 9th from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Ella Sharp Park . There will be an author to meet, free books, and STEM activities. It is a Free Family Fun Event!
Ezra Eby Mini Relay for Life is May 8th at 2:30 pm.
Pink Survivor Forms are due May 4th.
Donation cards and money can be returned to your child's teacher.
Additional donation cards are available.
Please email abbie.denning@napoleonschools.org with any questions.
Pink Survivor Forms are due May 4th.
Donation cards and money can be returned to your child's teacher.
Additional donation cards are available.
Please email abbie.denning@napoleonschools.org with any questions.
Good Evening Pirate Families,
This is a reminder that tomorrow, Monday, April 13th, is a half day for students due to Staff Professional Development.
Important Transportation Update:
Bus #38 will NOT be running tomorrow morning or afternoon due to unforeseen circumstances. Again, Bus #38 will NOT be running tomorrow.
Please make alternate transportation arrangements if your student typically rides Bus #38. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
For High School Families -
As shared in February, next week’s testing schedule is listed below. Morning bus routes will run as usual. Students are responsible for arranging transportation home after testing, or they may remain at school and take the afternoon bus at 2:33 PM. For students signing out the regular policies will be followed. If a student leaves the building on testing days they will not be able to return to the building. Seniors can attend career center with their own transportation on Tuesday and Thursday.
*Reminder Monday is a half Day. Professional Development Day -dismissal @ 11:04am.
As shared in February, next week’s testing schedule is listed below. Morning bus routes will run as usual. Students are responsible for arranging transportation home after testing, or they may remain at school and take the afternoon bus at 2:33 PM. For students signing out the regular policies will be followed. If a student leaves the building on testing days they will not be able to return to the building. Seniors can attend career center with their own transportation on Tuesday and Thursday.
*Reminder Monday is a half Day. Professional Development Day -dismissal @ 11:04am.
Northwest High School is hosting a FREE COLLEGE FAIR that is open to ALL high school students in Jackson County.
THURSDAY, APRIL 23 from 5:30-7:00 PM
There will be over 50 colleges, universities, and military branches available to speak to students and parents.
In addition, the College and Career Access Center will be presenting a special session FROM 5:00-5:30 for juniors to help them get started on their senior year planning.
Youth for Understanding will also be presenting on Study Abroad Programs available from 4:30-5:00 PM.
THURSDAY, APRIL 23 from 5:30-7:00 PM
There will be over 50 colleges, universities, and military branches available to speak to students and parents.
In addition, the College and Career Access Center will be presenting a special session FROM 5:00-5:30 for juniors to help them get started on their senior year planning.
Youth for Understanding will also be presenting on Study Abroad Programs available from 4:30-5:00 PM.
🍊🏴☠️ A Different Fruit for Our Pirates! 🏴☠️🍊 Today we’re serving up — beautiful blood oranges packed with flavor and nutrients to keep our Pirates fueled for learning and adventure!
Trying new fruits is a fun way to explore healthy choices — and our Pirates are always up for the challenge! ❤️🍊
#HealthyPirates #TrySomethingNew #SchoolNutrition #PirateFuel
We are so proud of one of our 5th graders, Caden Kunzelman, who truly is an artist! If you wouldn't mind taking a moment to vote for him as he is entered into a contest and we would love to see him win! Today is double voting day! Voting ends tomorrow to get him to the semi final round. Thank you for your support for one of our young pirates! Here is the link: https://artistickid.org/2026/caden-be81. VOTE Today!
Mrs. Brice’s Health class just wrapped up their Safety Unit! 🚑
Students ended the unit by learning an essential life-saving skill — CPR. We’re proud of their hard work and commitment to being prepared to help others in an emergency! ❤️👏
Students ended the unit by learning an essential life-saving skill — CPR. We’re proud of their hard work and commitment to being prepared to help others in an emergency! ❤️👏
Boys Fall Soccer Sign Ups!
It's time to start thinking about fall sports!
-Summer Workouts: Mondays 9am-11am & Open Soccer Wednesdays 5pm-6pm
-Parent Meeting June 2nd @ 6:00pm
-Questions? Contact Coach Steve @ skeinath@gmail.com or 517-474-0428
It's time to start thinking about fall sports!
-Summer Workouts: Mondays 9am-11am & Open Soccer Wednesdays 5pm-6pm
-Parent Meeting June 2nd @ 6:00pm
-Questions? Contact Coach Steve @ skeinath@gmail.com or 517-474-0428
Mrs. Hays took the following students to visit and tour the Michigan State University College of Engineering and Honors College.
Gage Breining
Josh Keyes
Rylan Lovett
Trenton Pruitt
Davis Tallman
Ashton Warner
Gage Breining
Josh Keyes
Rylan Lovett
Trenton Pruitt
Davis Tallman
Ashton Warner
Final Touches on the Pirate Plex 🏴☠️
Go Pirates!!
Go Pirates!!
🧺 Laundry Soap Fundraiser Reminder! 🧺
Order forms are due Friday, April 10, 2026 by 2:00 PM
📍 Please turn them in to the high school office
If you have any questions, feel free to contact:
📞 Liz Hankis — (517) 748-3550
Thank you for your support!
Order forms are due Friday, April 10, 2026 by 2:00 PM
📍 Please turn them in to the high school office
If you have any questions, feel free to contact:
📞 Liz Hankis — (517) 748-3550
Thank you for your support!
Save time in your morning routine, remember that Napoleon Community Schools offers free breakfast in the cafeterias of all our school buildings. Plus, don’t miss the convenient breakfast cart at Napoleon High School’s front entrance. Each student can enjoy one free breakfast to start the day off right. #STRONGERWITHBREAKFAST
Don't forget yo-yo sales start this week at Eby! Our two yo-yo specialists, Thomas and Liam, will be ready to assist you.
🚍🛑 Passing a School Bus Safely & Legally
We’re all doing our best—and one thing we all share is a commitment to keeping our students safe! 💛
Our bus drivers and community members work together every day to make that happen, and we truly appreciate it.
Here are a few important reminders to keep everyone safe:
🔶 Amber Lights = Slow Down & Prepare to Stop
Amber warning lights are activated at least 200 feet before the stop. This is your signal that the bus is about to stop.
🔴 Red Lights = STOP
When the bus stops and red lights begin flashing (as soon as the doors open), ALL traffic must stop—from both directions (unless on a divided roadway).
🛑 Stop Arm = Extra Warning, Not the Rule
The extended stop sign is helpful—but it’s the flashing red lights that legally require you to stop.
👀 Stay Alert
Students may be crossing the road at any time—always watch carefully and never assume it’s clear.
Let’s continue working together to keep our kids safe! 🏴☠️💙
RED LIGHTS FLASHING ~ NO PASSING
Miss Teen Crossroads read to Eby third graders this week.
Eby wrapped up March is Reading Month today!! The day started with Mr. McGonegal wearing a pink wig and tutu as a result of Eby students reading hundreds of books in March, The True Story of the Three Little Pigs captured an overall win in the book bracket, four students won the annual bike drawing , and then we ended the day with the NED show, an assembly that teaches kids to "Never give up, Encourage others, and Do your best." All in all March ended on a positive note! Enjoy your spring break!!
Eby wrapped up March is Reading Month today!! The day started with Mr. McGonegal wearing a pink wig and tutu as a result of Eby students reading hundreds of books in March, The True Story of the Three Little Pigs captured an overall win in the book bracket, four students won the annual bike drawing , and then we ended the day with the NED show, an assembly that teaches kids to "Never give up, Encourage others, and Do your best." All in all March ended on a positive note! Enjoy your spring break!!
