Knights, Testing is coming up! Do your best -use these tips- you've got this!!
Heads Up Knights
PARENTS ONLY PRESENTATION on Internet Safety & Protecting kids online. Don't miss out on this chance to learn about how to help keep your children safe from the experts! Thank you to Rad Dads and our PTSA for arranging this event!
Congratulations to Ms. Richardson - our Knoblest Knight for April!
Our Track season starts tomorrow! See you there!
Baseball season is here! Come out and support our Knights!
How not to stress about the RISE and ASPIRE + Tests
~ Test Taking Strategies:
1. Don’t tackle questions in chronological order if they're slowing you down. Categorize questions into three buckets:
**Now: Easy questions you can solve in seconds.
**Later: Questions you know how to do but will take time.
**Last: Questions that are less familiar or totally unknown = use methods below to answer these questions.
2. On end-of-level testing, it is often easier to find the three wrong answers than the one right one. Eliminate the options you know are incorrect to reduce mental clutter.
3. Manage Your "Reading Stamina": For the Reading and Science sections, don't get bogged down in the technical jargon. Read for the main idea and the author’s tone, then use the line references in the questions to hunt for specific details.
4. Since there is no "guessing penalty," never leave a bubble blank. Pick a favorite letter combination (e.g., A/F or C/H) and use it whenever you truly don’t know the information. Only use blind guessing when you have used all other options to answer the question. If you do need to guess, using this method statistically increases your chances of picking up a few extra points compared to random bubbling.
KNIGHTS - YOU’VE GOT THIS!
YOU WILL BE READY!
~ Test Taking Strategies:
1. Don’t tackle questions in chronological order if they're slowing you down. Categorize questions into three buckets:
**Now: Easy questions you can solve in seconds.
**Later: Questions you know how to do but will take time.
**Last: Questions that are less familiar or totally unknown = use methods below to answer these questions.
2. On end-of-level testing, it is often easier to find the three wrong answers than the one right one. Eliminate the options you know are incorrect to reduce mental clutter.
3. Manage Your "Reading Stamina": For the Reading and Science sections, don't get bogged down in the technical jargon. Read for the main idea and the author’s tone, then use the line references in the questions to hunt for specific details.
4. Since there is no "guessing penalty," never leave a bubble blank. Pick a favorite letter combination (e.g., A/F or C/H) and use it whenever you truly don’t know the information. Only use blind guessing when you have used all other options to answer the question. If you do need to guess, using this method statistically increases your chances of picking up a few extra points compared to random bubbling.
KNIGHTS - YOU’VE GOT THIS!
YOU WILL BE READY!
NOJH is hosting a Literacy Event! You don't want to miss the chance to meet these amazing authors.
Heads Up Knights
Girls Basketball probably didn't have the season they were hoping for, but they had fun and stayed positive. Way to go Knights!
We are doing lunch games toda!y, Thursday and Friday! Come play!!
Knights, please be aware some parents reported receiving phising emails impersonating the Principal at NOJH, Nichole Warren-Doman. Only respond to emails sent from an account ending in @wsd.net.
Thanks Knight and stay safet out there!
Thanks Knight and stay safet out there!
NOJH students have so many great opportunities to learn and practice real life skills! Great job Ms. Weaver and students!
PARENTS, we need your help to get our negative balances paid. Please see the email sent on March 6th, 2026 for links to Free/Reduced Lunch application and the Fee Waiver application. Thank you Knights!
Heads Up Knights!
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Parents - check your email for additional information!
NOJH students in Exploring Business Marketing class had an opportunity to collaborate with Costa Vida business partners for a class presentation. Great work Knights!
Dear Parents & Guardians,
The safety of your children is always our greatest concern. Over the past several years, our school has implemented multiple measures to strengthen building security. One of these measures includes a secure, single-point entry designed to help us closely monitor who enters the school.
While many of you are familiar faces, there are also individuals we may not know who come to our campus. To further enhance security, we will now require all visitors to show identification before entering the building. This step helps ensure that only authorized individuals are allowed inside.
Even when we recognize someone, identification will still be required. Circumstances can change, and there are times when custodial arrangements, court orders, emergency contact lists, trespass notices, or protective orders may affect who is permitted on school grounds. Verifying identification allows us to confirm each visitor’s status, ensures students are only released to authorized individuals, and helps us maintain accurate records of who is in the building in the event of an emergency. Most importantly, it helps us to better protect your children.
We recognize this change may cause some inconvenience, but we believe accountability and student safety must always come first. We appreciate your patience and kindness toward our office staff as we implement this important security measure. Thank you for your understanding and continued support as we work together to keep our school safe.
THANK YOU ~ ADMIN & OFFICE STAFF
The safety of your children is always our greatest concern. Over the past several years, our school has implemented multiple measures to strengthen building security. One of these measures includes a secure, single-point entry designed to help us closely monitor who enters the school.
While many of you are familiar faces, there are also individuals we may not know who come to our campus. To further enhance security, we will now require all visitors to show identification before entering the building. This step helps ensure that only authorized individuals are allowed inside.
Even when we recognize someone, identification will still be required. Circumstances can change, and there are times when custodial arrangements, court orders, emergency contact lists, trespass notices, or protective orders may affect who is permitted on school grounds. Verifying identification allows us to confirm each visitor’s status, ensures students are only released to authorized individuals, and helps us maintain accurate records of who is in the building in the event of an emergency. Most importantly, it helps us to better protect your children.
We recognize this change may cause some inconvenience, but we believe accountability and student safety must always come first. We appreciate your patience and kindness toward our office staff as we implement this important security measure. Thank you for your understanding and continued support as we work together to keep our school safe.
THANK YOU ~ ADMIN & OFFICE STAFF
