NCLA Plays host to several games today (4/18) . Middle School Girls Soccer, Baseball and Softball all compete against Cornerstone Charter starting at 4:30pm. At 6:30pm, the Varsity Women's Soccer Team welcomes Piedmont Classical to The Nest. Good Luck Falcons!!!
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5 tickets for $20 at the HS front office. Drawing on April 29!
If you see Ms. Faenza today, give her a hug, a honk, or a high-5! It's her birthday and it's a BIG ONE!!! We are thankful for how she keeps our school running!
NCLA's Middle School Girls and the Boys Track & Field Teams both finished in 4th place at the South Davie Meet yesterday. The Girls collected 35 team points and the Boys collected 43. On the Girls side, Christiana Ferentinos finished in first place in the 100M Dash with a time of 13.28s. The 4x200M and 4x100M Relay Teams both took second place, and Lanie Speed finished second in the 1600M Run with a time of 6.34 min.
For the Boys, Ayden Jones took first place in the High Jump with a height of 5'3'', Hunter Kirby finished 2nd in the Shot Put with a distance of 34'4'' and Isaiah Setzer finished 1st in the 1600M Run with a time of 5.30.74 min. Great job Falcons!
Super proud of these amazing students!!!
There are several matches and games today (4/17) for NCLA. Middle School Track will travel to Ellis Middle School for their meet beginning at 3:00pm; Varsity Golf is hosting Cornerstone, Bishop McGuinness, CPLA and River Mill at Winding Creek Golf Club starting at 3:30pm; Varsity Track will travel to Bishop McGuinness with the meet set to start at 4:00pm and Varsity Baseball has a new start time of 6:30pm at Home against Atkins High School.
NCLA's Varsity Softball and Varsity Women's Soccer Teams take to the fields tonight. Softball has a double header with Carver at home with the first pitch slated for 6:00pm with the second game to start afterwards. Soccer plays cross town rival Bishop McGuinness at home with the opening whistle set for 6:00pm. Lets go Falcons!
Congratulations to our Middle School students of the month for March! These students go above and beyond and represent our school well!
6th Grade - Natalia Ortiz, 7th Grade -Eve Gunnell-Beck, 8th Grade - Brittany Ramirez
Right before spring break our 1st and 2nd graders had their concert. They did a fantastic job!!!
NCLA graduate of 2019 - Jessica Zhong is offering services for Prom make-up!
Adopt-a-Senior!! Families from any grade are invited to adopt-a-senior by writing them a supportive note and providing them with a gift bag with goodies (around $25). We will give you a list of the student's favorite snacks, etc. On the form, you will be able to indicate preferences like gender, college choice, specific person, etc. The gifts will need to be delivered to the HS front office by Friday, May 10. All seniors will receive their gifts at the same time after Senior awards.
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It's a busy week for NCLA Athletics! Middle School Sports kick off the week here at home today at 4:30pm. Varsity Women's Soccer hosts cross town rival Bishop on Tuesday at 6:00pm; Varsity Softball has a double header against Carver on Tuesday starting at 6:00pm; Varsity Golf hosts a Conference Match Wednesday at Winding Creek at 3:30pm; and Varsity Baseball plays Atkins High School Wednesday at 7:00pm at home.
Check out the rest of the week's schedule and come out to support the Falcons!
We can't wait for our next play. Please join us for The Little Mermaid. Bleacher seats will be available at the door for $5 each or chair seats for $10 tickets.ncla.org
Fisher Carter, one of NCLA's amazing 6th graders, has his own business!!! He came and served his donuts at the Day of the Arts and they were a hit! If you see him around, definitely try a few and support this young entrepreneur!!!
Thanks to all who participated in Day of the Arts. Despite a brisk wind, the sun kept it fun for all!
COLOR THE WORLD and partner with The NCLA's Spanish Honor Society and The Pulsera Project which provides sustainable, well-paying work opportunities for artisans in Nicaragua and Guatemala, most of whom make colorful hand-woven bracelets, or “pulseras” in Spanish. The project then creates a market for their artwork by partnering with schools across the U.S.
Pulseras will be sold for $5 during lunch until Friday, 4/19. 100% of the proceeds will be invested in a wide range of social impact programs in Nicaragua & Guatemala, including:
*Sustained employment for nearly 200 artists
*Secondary education programs
* University scholarships for artisans and their families
*Healthcare for artisans and their families
*A housing program for artisans and their families
*Environmental initiatives
*Support for other social enterprises doing impactful work in these countries
Sorry - not enough kids are signed up to have the night!
Bummer but all monies paid will be returned today in their backpack.
Looking for potential assistants for the 2024-2025 school year!
Come and join us on Saturday! The weather looks great!!!
