North High School’s staff and students are continually working to gear the school’s social-emotional supports to student needs and emerging data trends. Out students’ mental health is so important to us! Last Friday, we had a very exciting and meaningful…Continue Reading
Our North School Counseling Program is a Recognized ASCA Model Program (RAMP). The RAMP designation recognizes schools that are committed to delivering an exemplary comprehensive school counseling program. North High School Counselors. Meet the team: Hi! My name is Melisa…Continue Reading
Equity and Inclusion – The North School Counseling Team strives to ensure equity and inclusion for ALL students. North High School Counselors – Meet the team: Hi! My name is Melisa Springsteen and I support students’ last names A-C, grades…Continue Reading
School Counselors at North collaborate with our mental health team, school nurse, deans and so many more people in our building and community to support Social Emotional Learning. North High School Counselors. Meet the team: Hi! My name is Melisa…Continue Reading
February 1st marks the beginning of Black History Month, a time devoted to honoring all of the groundbreaking work Black leaders have done for this country. This month originates from the work of Dr. Carter G. Woodson who created Negro…Continue Reading
Learn all about the ICAP and Meet the North High School Counseling Team: Hi! My name is Melisa Springsteen and I support students’ last names A-C, grades 9-12th. I’m All In for my ICAP because it allows our students to explore…Continue Reading
North High School Counselors – Meet the team: Hi! My name is Melisa Springsteen and I support students’ last names A-C, grades 9-12th. I’m All In for students because I want them to see their potential and possibilities that exist for…Continue Reading
Senior Rico Givens-Padilla recently learned that he’d been accepted by his first choice school, Harvard University! Click here for a Fox31 News story about Rico’s accomplishment. Of the more than 57,000 applicants to the Harvard Class of 2025, 10,086 students applied…Continue Reading