Several parents took the opportunity to set an appointment for registration during yesterdays parent/teacher conference, many of you still need to set an appointment. You should be advised that due to our small class size it is important to pre-register for the coming school year. Students that register early will be guaranteed placement in their class. Without pre-registration, your child’s course placement may not be available next school year.

If you have not already choosen a registration date please as soon as possible choose March 4th or March 5th.

Call (501) 682-7550 as soon as possible to get your desired appointment time

We look forward to a very prosperous 2010-2011 school year.

 The Arkansas Dietetic Association is proud to announce the second annual “Feed Your Feet” 5K Fun Run/One Mile Health Walk. This year’s event will be held on March 13, 2010 from 8:00-11:00, at the Clinton Presidential Center in Little Rock. There will be games, food, sponsor booths, and gift card awards for the schools with the most participants. The PE teachers from the winning schools will be provided with a gift card to purchase new physical activity equipment for their school.

Sign up today online at www.arkansaseatright.org or fill out the registration form and mail back to: ARDA PO Box 55234, Little Rock, AR.

Students were also rewarded with the opportunity to wear blue jeans of their choice on Friday 19th.

6^th Grade

Braylon Dennis

Chanel Phillips

Deondre Ewing

Derrick Freeman

Emy Zappata

Greg Bailey

Jasmine Avery

JL Williams

Legeraldlyn Richardson

Q. Baldwin

Sol De Los Santos

Stephanie Brown

7^th Grade

Aaliyee Boykin

Brealyn Debose

Caleb Robinson

Charles Thompson

Christiaan Martin

Davion Green

Jasmine Newman

Jaylon Peterson

Lady Flores

Malik Gilliam

Paola Rodriguez

Preston Boyd

Raquel Favela

Rashaad Scott

Zachary Lewis

8^th Grade

Angelica Clark

Breana Aikens

Kaylah Charles

Rodney Pace

9^th Grade

Alex Renteria

Braylon Mays

Cedric Harris

Dominique McClendon

Jodeci Parker

Keevan Evans

 CK would also like to acknowledge all the other students that increased their scores on one or more tests.

NUSA’s Mission Statement

To promote school spirit and enrich all aspects of university life by creating, encouraging
and maintaining an active loyal relationship between students, alumni, faculty and
administration by stimulating interest and participation in Alumni and University activities.
NUSA is a dynamic team of leaders dedicated to serving the greater NU community.
By encouraging enthusiasm, commitment, and campus participation from our members,
we represent and promote the university to prospective students and guests, current
students, and Alumni. Our goal is to maintain the integrity of the University by
creating a positive first and lasting impression.

February 25: FORMAL written  DUE.

March 5:  The RESEARCH and PLANNING portion  due.

March 11:   Student should have at least two “run-throughs” of their experiment with quantitative and qualitative data recorded

March 18: Students should have at least two more “run-through’s” completed, manipulating new variables as necessitated by student’s growing knowledge of his or her topic.

During Spring Break: rough draft report combining their question asked or topic, hypothesis, research, procedure Due

April 2 : Students should have all material needed for their display boards. Students should have their quantitative data collected placed in graph forms if applicable.

April 7 : Completed Science Fair Folder with revised and typed report on your research and experiments conducted Due

“One goal is to have Every Camper know this has been a significant time in their life and this camp has made a difference in them as a basketball player and as a person. They have gained the tools that give them a better chance to reach or even exceed their basketball goals while at the same time getting a clearer picture of the life that God has called them to live. Another goal is to provide Every Camper the basic fundamentals necessary to play basketball. Every Camper will be shown what to practice and more importantly How to Practice. Every Camper will receive plenty of individual attention. We want each camper to be a better player when the camp is over.”

“That their life will make a difference”

Another Level Basketball Camps are designed with emphasis toward skill development for players serious about improving their game. Each camp will be conducted in a Christian environment. Personal motivation and positive discipline are a strong part of the camp. Each day, Coach Watson and staff will cover topics such as communication, self-improvement, how to practice and what coaches look for in players. Another Level BB camp is a fundamental basketball camp, not a recreation camp. The boys and girls in our camps will receive a steady diet of basketball fundamentals. This is a hard working 3 day camp of strict basketball fundamentals and is open to boys and girls who will be in the 3rd – 12th grades. 

For more information about the summer camp see Coach Watson.

Have a great day off!