Staff Resources

Thursday, September 2, 2010 - CEEB 310-252
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Extracurricular Activites

High School Extracurricular Activities Booklet (PDF)

Activities Calendar

ATHLETIC PROGRAMS
Athletic Director - Ms. Haines

Fall Winter Spring
Football Basketball (Boys) Baseball
Soccer (Boys) Basketball (Girls) Softball
Soccer (Girls) Wrestling Track (Boys/Girls)
Field Hockey Track (Boys/Girls) Tennis (Boys)
Cross Country (Boys/Girls) Bowling (Boys/Girls) Golf
Tennis (Girls) Swimming (Boys/Girls) Lacrosse (Boys/Girls)
Volleyball (Girls JV & V) Student Athletic Trainer Student Athletic Trainer
Student Athletic Trainer Special Olympics Bowling
(Do Not Need to NJSIAA
Requirements)
 

ATHLETIC TRAINING STUDENT AIDES

Students learn basic care of athletic injuries. They will work with Fall, Winter, and Spring sports teams. Advisor - Ms. Cearfoss

Other Activities not included in the pamphlet
 
 
CHEERLEADING
They are the leaders of the spirit and enthusiasm of Northern's student body! The squads cheer and perform stunts and dance routines at specific sporting activities throughout the fall and winter. Advisors – Ms. Cooper 
 
 
D.E.C.A. (The Distributive Education Clubs of America)
 
Advisor(s): Mrs. Karch
Grades open to: Juniors and Seniors
Membership: Students enrolled in marketing classes; students may choose to be a paid state and national member
Description: Participate in civic conscious projects, earn funds to support sending representative to regional, state, and international conferences
Special Events: Talent Show, DECA activity night
Meetings: During class
 
 
L.I.F.E (Lifetime Information For Everyone)

L.I.F.E. is part of the NJ Teen Prevention Education Program (Teen PEP). The course is designed to develop the knowledge and skills needed to conduct prevention outreach workshops and character education activities. This course takes the place of Senior Health & Physical Education. Students must apply for and go through an application process before being accepted into the program. As a peer educator, the student will be part of a network of young people around the state taking an active role in educating peers about sexual health and the consequences of risky sexual behavior. Advisor — Ms. Barg/Mr. Darling