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New schedule format caters to all needs

February 5, 2010
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Beginning in August, Newton High School’s current block scheduling format was put under evaluation. Monday night, the school board approved a new schedule that will include first hour meeting daily for 50 minutes, second, seventh and eighth hour meeting daily for 45 minutes and third, fourth, fifth and sixth for 90 minutes. specific programs,...

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Scholars’ Bowl to host state competition

February 5, 2010
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Scholars’ Bowl to host state competition

The adjective “quick” usually describes athletes and athletics. However, team Michael Kelting used it to illustrate the qualifications for members of scholars’ bowl. “A good scholars’ bowl player has to be smart,” Kelting said. “They have to be quick, and they have to be fearless.” Newton High School’s scholars’ bowl team will be hosting...

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French students Schulz and Buss to travel abroad

February 5, 2010
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Senior Erin Schulz and junior Adrienne Buss will travel to northwest­ern France Feb. 20 for a 5-week stay as exchange students. Buss is looking forward to the trip. “I knew I wanted to go since fresh­man year,” Buss said. Buss made the decision to go last year, and then French teacher Nora Kelting heard...

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February 3, 2010
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The Newtonian Facebook page The Newton Kansan Newton USD 373 Infinite Campus Student Portal Related items RaileRobotics to fundraise through firework stand Q&A with principal Ken Rickard Students’ artwork to be displayed at Newton Armory Andy Preston returns to Newton; teaches math Yearbook signing party, May 15 Share on Facebook

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Students participate in blood drive

February 3, 2010
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Students participate in blood drive

The blood drive held at NHS last Wednesday and Thursday attracted more students than in past years. Overall, seven sophomores, 54 juniors and 62 seniors were able to participate. This earned 35 COTY points for sophomores, 280 COTY points for juniors and 310 COTY points for seniors.

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Debate team second at state

February 1, 2010
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Newton took second at four-speaker state debate 5A division on Jan. 22, and 23. This is the first time in nearly 50 years that Newton has taken second at state debate, according to coach David Williams. The four-speaker team was comprised of junior Tyler Prochazka and sophomore Emily Runge for the negative side. On...

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Debaters work to perfect end of season

January 22, 2010
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Debaters work to perfect end of season

With national qualifiers taking place a couple weeks ago, debate coach’s invitational (DCI) and novice state last weekend and finally varsity state this weekend to wrap up the season, the debate team hopes to go out with a bang. The competing teams have been preparing as much as possible. “Before a really big tournament,...

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Pay-to-play to increase next year

January 22, 2010
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Pay-to-play to increase next year

This year, a family with three students playing three sports each could be paying up to $90 depending on their lunch payment status. Next year, pay-to-play fees will increase to the point where the same family could be paying up to $450.  Next school year, the athletics department will charge each student for each...

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HCC courses to be offered to students during school day

January 22, 2010
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Next school year, Hutchinson Community College (HCC) classes will be available to students during the school day.The classes available during the fall semester will be: College Algebra, Government, Computer Programming I and English Comp IA. Classes available during the spring semester are: Statistics, Psychology, Computer Programming II and English Comp II. The classes will...

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National Honor Society to host party for underprivileged children

December 11, 2009
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For two weeks, National Honor Society has been collecting toys for a party it will have Saturday. The party will be held for kids at the Headstart center. “It’s through Headstart, an organization that deals with kids and their families living in poverty,” senior treasurer Celeste Blann said. “We are expecting to have a...

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