Please register online at www.collegeboard.com

Colleges will be visiting NCCES over the next couple of months. If you are a senior or junior and you are interested in hearing about one of these colleges, please sign up in the 3-ring binder in the Resource Center. There will be more colleges visiting this semester, so please check the binder regularly for updates.

Any questions can be directed to Ms. Ellen Linzey, linzeye@ncces.org / (978) 345-2701 ext. 421.

Practice is held at Saima Park.

Bus will bring players to field after school. Parents will need to pick-up their player at the field after practice.

All students are welcome to our home games at Applewild. If students bring in signed permission slips from their parent/guardian, they may ride the bus to the game.  A permission slip is needed for EVERY game students want to attend.

Students must be picked up at the Applewild Fields upon the end of the game.

The 9th Grade class is going to explore the history of the Salem Witch Hunt through a play at the Witches Cottage and a walking tour of Salem.

Permission slips and payments are due by Monday, September 28th and should be returned to Mrs. Keefe in the front office. Permissions slips will be handed out in class for students to take home and copies will also be available in the front office and in Ms. Rogers' classroom.

All students need to bring a bag lunch from home or order a bag lunch through the school’s lunch program. Bag lunches ordered through the school will contain a sandwich, fruit, pretzels and choice of a milk or orange juice. The cost of the lunch is the same as a lunch at school. Please sign up for a bag lunch with Ms. Rogers at least 3 days before the trip.

Buses will leave the school at 8:05 a.m. and return for 2:30 p.m.

All students should wear comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothing. All students need to bring a packed lunch for a picnic.

Behavior Policy: Any student who is referred from class to the Dean during the week prior to the field trip will only be eligible to participate in the trip if a parent comes with him or her. Your student's advisor will call home if he or she is referred prior to the trip to make arrangements with you. Any students who do not attend the trip will receive alternative curriculum at school that day to prepare them for their study of the Salem Witch Trials.

Please call or e-mail Ms. Rogers at (978) 345-2701 ext. 530 or rogersc@ncces.org if you have questions.

NCCES has been hosting the Priority Program meetings since June. PRIORITY Community Initiative is a group of enthusiastic, energetic NCCES & FHS students with a desire to make a difference, to improve the environment and help reduce obesity risk in their communities. PRIORITY is a multidisciplinary program at Tufts Medical Center that is partnering with Fitchburg to involve youth in solutions to the obesity epidemic.

In the PRIORITY Community Initiative, youth are trained to be advocates for environmental, policy and systems changes that help young people lead healthy and productive lives. In this program, young people participate in an 8-week knowledge and skill-building, group-based curriculum and then spend an additional 16 weeks designing and implementing an advocacy project to improve their local environment in ways which decrease obesity risk.

This program is lead by Angel Vega, Site Coordinator, Tufts Medical Center.

Practice is held at Saima Park.

Bus will bring players to field after school. Parents will need to pick-up their player at the field after practice.

In room 121.  See Ms. Rogers for details.

Math SAT practice in room 208 from 2:45 – 3:30. Please let Ms Tarantino or Ms Schiavo know if you plan on attending