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Normal Community High School, Home of the
Ironmen, is located in Normal, Illinois.
Founded in 1905, Normal Community High
School is a public school serving parts of Normal, Bloomington,
and Towanda. NCHS is home to over 1,800 high school students
(grades 9-12) and 150 faculty and staff.
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Daily Announcements
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News & Notes
Swine Flu Precautions
In light of the recent cases of swine flu,
government agencies from the national to the
local level are encouraging people to remain
calm. It is important to remember that no cases
have been identify........
Read MoreBoard Policy Change:
Beginning August 2009, students who are entering
kindergarten, 6th and 9th grades this fall must
have immunizations and physicals prior to the
start of school. The students will not be able
to attend classes on the first day without these
records. Transfer students will have 30
additional days to turn in their physicals and
immunizations. |
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6/25 |
Honor Roll listing for the 2008-2009 school year |
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6/11 |
Summer Office Hours:
8:00 – 4:00 Monday thru Friday
Closed 12:00-1:00 p.m. for lunch |
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6/11 |
On May 26, at a brief informal ceremony at
Normal Community High School, Armie Wilbourn,
the mother of Michelle Wilbourn proudly accepted
the spring Mickey D Award for her daughter.
Michelle passed away on May 5. She was nominated
for the award in April.
Students that are nominated for the Mickey D
Award exemplify citizenship, leadership,
scholarship, and sportsmanship throughout their
high school years. In addition, school and
community activities are held in high regard.
McDonald’s, Bank of Illinois, and WBNQ are
sponsors of the Mickey D Award. Susan Saunders (WBNQ
representative), Dr. Jeanette Nuckolls
(principal), Danita Johnson (counselor), and
Jennifer Giermann (intern counselor) presented
the award to Armie.
Michelle was an outstanding student in her four
years at Normal Community High School. She
exemplified the qualities and ambition that
every teacher looked for in a student. According
to her teachers she actively participated in
class on a regular basis, was respectful of her
teachers and peers, and also went above and
beyond expectations. Her attendance had always
been great as well as her attitude. Other
qualities of Michelle were how mature and polite
she was. She was always saying “please” and
“thank you” whenever she asked a question or
received something that she had asked for.
Michelle’s citizenship, leadership, scholarship,
and sportsmanship truly made her an outstanding
individual at Normal Community High School as
well as within the Bloomington-Normal community.
Congratulations to the family of Michelle
Wilbourn on her being the recipient of the
Mickey D Award for the spring semester. |
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5/21 |
Click
here to download the Commencement DVD order
form. |
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5/15 |
Congratulations to Phil Malkin, Bryan Hinrichs,
Tyler Brown, Will Toft, and Nick Juliano for
their award winning entry to the
Bloomington/Normal Film Festival. Their short
was called “Vampire School” about students who
are struggling to make a good film for the film
fest; it won the prize Festival Staff Favorite. |
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5/08 |
NCHS student journalists receive awards
Six Normal Community High School student journalists have
won awards in recent contests. All are members of the
Inkspot, the student newspaper, staff.
Read More... |
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4/30 |
The Class of 2009 Senior Video is available
to purchase. The cost is $5. Order forms
are available in the office.
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4/28 |
The Normal
Community High School Iron Pride Parent Organization
invites applicants for various offices to be filled
for the 2009-2010 school year. Open positions of
President, Vice President, Concessions and Spirit
Store are available. Please contact Dr. Jeanette
Nuckolls for more information or to apply. |
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4/27 |
Normal
Community High School is looking for representatives
to serve on the Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC)
for the 2009-2010 school year. The CAC acts in an
advisory capacity to the Unit 5 Board of Education,
serves as a liaison between the community and the
Board and participates in educational planning regarding
the school district. CAC participants attend approximately
five general membership meetings each year, as well
as serve on various committees. The term of membership
is no more than five years. Click here for a Parent
Application or an At-Large.
http://www.unit5.org/districtinformation/organizations/cac/join.shtml
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Team Last Updated
06/25/09
© NCHS & Unit 5 2007
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