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¿Quiere aprender o mejorar su inglés? //Want to learn or improve your English?

Padres, tutores, y miembros de la comunidad,

¿Quiere aprender o mejorar su inglés? ¡Buenas noticias! La Escuela Preparatoria North Salem ahora les ofrece clases de inglés gratis. Los invitamos a inscribirse en línea para poder participar en las clases. Las clases comenzarán el 11 de enero y continuarán los miércoles y jueves de 6:00 a 8:00 de la tarde.  Este año las clases se llevarán a cabo virtualmente a través de la aplicación de zoom de su computadora o teléfono celular.  Por favor visita el sitio de web de la escuela de North para llenar la solicitud y la coordinadora Sra. Rosa Rivera estará en contacto contigo. Si tiene alguna pregunta o por más información favor de llamar a Sra. Rosa Rivera 971-915-1628.    Siga el link para llenar la solicitud.

haga clic aqui para llenar la solicitud

 

Parents, Guardians, and Community Members

Do you want to learn or improve your English? Good news! North Salem High School now offers free English classes. We invite you to register online to participate in the classes this fall. Classes will begin on January 11th and continue Wednesdays and Thursdays from 6:00 pm. to 8:00 pm. This year classes will be held virtually through the Google Meets app from your computer or cell phone. Please fill out the application, and the coordinator, Mrs. Rosa Rivera, will be in contact with you. If you have any questions or more information, please call Mrs. Rosa Rivera at 971-915-1628. Follow the link below to fill out the application.

Click here to fill out the form

2023-01-11T11:40:37-08:00January 10th, 2023|
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December Newsletter

2022-12-05T09:02:01-08:00December 5th, 2022|
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North teacher honored with Classroom of the Month

Ms. Henneman receives classroom of the month

Fox 12 Oregon News paid North Salem High School a visit to honor math teacher Britton Henneman with Classroom of the Month for November 2022.

“One of the best things about working at North is that you have the whole world in your school,” said Britton. “We have students from all over the world and it’s just so cool to get to interact with them, meet them, learn about their experiences and their lives as people.”

Britton’s students received a generous donation of school supplies delivered by Oregon Freemasons, sponsors of the Classroom of the Month program.

“Growing up, education in my family wasn’t important. I struggled in my life,” said Oregon Freemason Anthony Chase. “I found Salem Lodge #4 and we are dedicated to providing educational support. That was very important to me.”

See more on the Fox 12 Oregon website.

2022-11-15T14:31:24-08:00November 15th, 2022|
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Think before you post

When schools receive hoax threats, rumors of threats, and when there is a spread of false information, learning environments are disrupted and and there is understandably increased fear in our community.

Safety is our top priority

The safety and wellbeing of our students, staff and families is our top priority. Maintaining safety in our schools requires an ongoing partnership with school staff, students, families, law enforcement and the surrounding community.

Safety is critical, and our district fully investigates each threat in collaboration with the FBI and/or our state and local law enforcement partners.

Issuing a threat is a crime

As a district, we have investigated a number of hoax threats of targeted violence against local schools. These threats—often issued via text message or posted on social media—are taken very seriously. Our law enforcement partners investigate every tip to ensure the safety of our students, staff and community. Hoax threats can result in both arrest by law enforcement and/or suspension or expulsion by the school district. Hoax threats are not a joke, and they can have devastating consequences—both for the public and for those who post them.

Issuing a threat—even over social media, via text message, verbally, through email, or other means—is a crime. Please share with your kids and those in your community that making a threat is a poor choice that could impact them for years to come.

Threats impact our entire community

In addition to the individual consequences a person may face, these threats have a serious impact on our community. They divert district resources from providing support for students and disrupt the learning environment for hundreds of students. Law enforcement resources are diverted from investigating other crimes, and they cost taxpayers a lot of money. The threats can also cause severe emotional distress to students, school staff and families.

Things to remember

Don’t share or forward a threat until law enforcement has a chance to investigate—this can spread misinformation and cause panic.

  • Don’t ever post or send any hoax threats online
  • If you are the target of an online threat, call your local law enforcement immediately
  • Salem Police Department Non-Emergency 503-588-6123
  • Keizer Police Department Non-Emergency 503-390-2000
  • Marion County Sheriff’s Office 503-588-5032

If you see a threat of violence posted online, contact local law enforcement or call 1-800-CALL-FBI. You can also submit information online to the FBI on the FBI’s website.

Use SafeOregon by calling or sending a text to 844-472-3367 anytime. Tips also can be emailed or made through the SafeOregon app.

Remember – a hoax threat is no joke. Think before you post.

2022-11-15T14:23:32-08:00November 14th, 2022|
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Senior Photos are due November 23rd

 Senior photos are due November 23rd (get it, 23).  These need to be submitted digitally here.

There are instructions within the form, but here are the specific criteria for submission:

  1.  Clear and in focus (at least 300 dpi).  No screenshots or photos of photos.
    2.  Image is focused on the waist up and can be cropped (if needed) from the waist up. I will crop if needed.
    3.  JPEG or PNG submission
    4.  Photos are published VERTICALLY (up and down) so please keep that in mind when you submit your photo.
    5.  Name your photo, please use lastname_firstname. This particulary important to make sure we have the correct photo and name in the yearbook. 
    6.  Any pictures deemed inappropriate or offensive will not be used.
    7.  Photos do not have to be taken by a professional photographer!  There are many of options for senior photos if you’re on a budget (portrait mode on a phone is great!) email me if you need help or advice. I am also located in room 135.
  2. You will only hear back from me if your photo DOES NOT work for the yearbook.
  3. If you have questions, I am in room 135, or feel free to email me your photo to ask “does this work?”  Just please make sure to follow through with submitting it using the google form.  Photos that have been emailed to me can get lost.

Click here to view some visuals. 

2022-11-30T14:27:59-08:00November 7th, 2022|
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Treasure Island @ North Salem High School

Ship in background with text regarding the play Treasure Island
2022-11-07T13:24:54-08:00November 7th, 2022|
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International Baccalaureate Family Night- November 17th, 2022

Learn more about the IB program at North Salem High School, including:

  • How your student can benefit from the IB program

  • IB programs and course offerings at North

  • Ways students can get connected to the IB program

Thursday, 11/17/2022

6:00-7:00pm

North Salem High School in the west commons. Park in the parkinglot off of D Street.

2022-11-03T12:46:48-08:00November 3rd, 2022|
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Parent/Guardian Evening-November 16th, 2022

Parent/guardian night details
Noche de padres/guardianes 16 de noviembre a las 7:00 pm
2022-11-04T12:26:03-08:00November 3rd, 2022|
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Personalized Education Plan (PEP)- Required for Seniors

On October 12th , 2022 all seniors will have the opportunity to complete their Personalized Education Plan (PEP) which is a requirement for graduation. This requirement must be met by January 28th, 2023. Your school counselor will be sure to follow up prior to the deadline to ensure progress and support in completing the requirement.

Click Here for the PowerPoint instructions to complete the PEP

Click here to sign in on CIS click on the SINGLE SIGN-ON button in the upper right-hand corner and use your Salem-Keizer username and password.

2022-11-30T14:38:32-08:00October 10th, 2022|
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2022-23 PSAT and SAT North Salem High School Registration Form

2022-23 PSAT and SAT North Salem High School Registration Form

North Salem High School will be hosting the PSAT and the SAT on Wednesday, October 12th to any junior or senior who is currently enrolled at North Salem High School, an EDGE student, or a homeschooler within North Salem High School’s boundary lines. Please complete this application for each student.

The PSAT for juniors is free.

The SAT for seniors cost is $8 due at the Bookkeeper window on or by September 30, 2022.

Deadline to register is September 14, 2022. (NO LATE REGISTRATION)  https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1HWN0ZypujKbFNroipYj4-EDxmqhlaJs0cPGRoNaJO0E/edit

For any additional questions contact your testing coordinator at lewis_rena@salkeiz.k12.or.us

2022-11-30T14:38:56-08:00September 14th, 2022|
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Our Vision

North Salem High School develops and fosters graduates who are inquisitive and knowledgeable, with skills and understanding to improve our world with compassion and respect for all cultures.

Our Mission

North Salem High School is a caring and diverse community committed to preparing graduates for a successful future by equitably educating, supporting, and inspiring ALL learners.

North Salem High School

Attendance Reporting: 503-399-3298

765 14th Street NE, Salem OR 97301

Office Hours: 8:00am-4:00pm

Office Phone: 503-399-3241

Office Fax: 503-375-7808

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North Salem High School and Salem-Keizer Public Schools promote equal opportunity for all individuals without regard to age, color, disability, marital status, national origin, race, religion or creed, sex or gender, sexual orientation, or veteran status. For more information, view Salem-Keizer’s Nondiscrimination / Title IX policy here.

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