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Welcome to the NHS Freshman Campus! Without a doubt, the freshman year is the most important for our students in establishing a solid academic and social foundation for high school. At NHSFC, we work hard to help freshmen have the best possible start to their high school career.
Students can take advantage of the many academic and social opportunities at NHS within a smaller school setting, and the faculty and staff focus on meeting the unique learning needs of freshmen as they transition from middle school to high school.
Be sure to check out our Miller Way, which outlines the actions and attitudes reinforced every day to help all students reach their potential as high school students.
Go Millers!
Ryan Rich
Assistant Principal
NHS Freshman Campus
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Enrollment for 2010-11 Parents and guardians of children enrolled in Noblesville Schools during the 2009-10 school year may still re-enroll their children online by using the parent's current PowerSchool login and password by accessing the registration page.
• To enroll a high school student who is new to Noblesville Schools, parents should call the guidance office at 776-6257 to schedule an appointment with a guidance counselor. Appointments may be scheduled throughout the summer.
Parents of high school students who want to check and update information on PowerSchool and need access to a computer may visit the main office at the main campus from 7 a.m.-12:30 p.m. and 2-3 p.m. Monday through Friday throughout the summer.
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State changes immunization requirements for students in grades 6-12 State immunization requirements are changing for all students who will be entering grades 6-12 for the 2010-11 school year.
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New graduation exams for Class of 2012 and beyond Beginning with the class of 2010, all students must take and pass the new graduation exams, now called ISTEP+ Algebra I Graduation Exam and ISTEP+ English 10 Graduation Exam. These exams are taken in late April or early May of the year the student completes the course.
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Do The Right Thing: A confidential way to report bad behavior NHS students may report dangerous or destructive behavior to a confidential email account: dotherightthing@mail.nobl.k12.in.us
This email account is monitored by NHS At-Risk Coordinator, Mrs. Deanna Cummins, who determines how to respond to these reports.
Bullying, theft, and drug use/possession have been reported to the DTRT account. Mrs. Cummins herself has intervened to correct some behaviors, and she has referred other situations to the NHS administration.
Students are encouraged to use DTRT to help keep NHS a safe and productive school environment.
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Accessing PowerSchool PowerSchool may be accessed from the Quick Links section at the top left of the page. If you don't know your username and password, please contact Liz Hitzeman at 773-4680 ext. 152.
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