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Next School Board Meeting
When: September 24, 2010
Time: 5:00 pm
Where: Dodge Hall Conference Room

Rising Stars: Girls Basketball Camp 2010
The two sessions of Rising Stars basketball camp were completely filled this summer. This camp was about developing leadership, discipline, teamwork, cooperation, and setting goals in life. The camp staff featured experienced former college athletes who inspired the girls to achieve their goals in education. Daily activities included physical conditioning, training and competitions. Evening activities included swimming, movie, bowling, and a pizza party.

The American Red Cross thanks Navajo Prep for supporting relief efforts in Haiti following the 2010 Haiti Earthquake. View the Thank You letter.

Lady Eagles roll past
Mesa Vista in Class 2A first round -
by Christopher Smith The Daily Times
Farmington — The defending 2A champions breezed into the quarterfinals Friday. Navajo Prep (17-11) thrashed Mesa Vista, 82-49, at The Eagles Nest. View Full Story

Safety Drill! Critical Response in Action
Putting your schools through practice sessions is ultimately the best test for determining how effective your crisis response plan will be in a real emergency. Here, a high school and the security expert it worked with share their experiences for holding safety drills with impact.

To read the complete article, please go to: http://thejournal.com/

Rising Stars: Girls Basketball Camp 2010
The Rising Stars camp is about developing leadership, discipline, teamwork, cooperation, and setting goals in life. The camp staff features experienced former college athletes who will inspire girls to achieve their goals in education. Girls will have an opportunity to participate in meaningful seminars that will help them grow. Daily activities include physical conditioning, training and competitions. Evening activities include swimming, movie, bowling, and a pizza party. Download the application for more information.

Session I: Wednesday, June 16-19, 2010
Session II: Wednesday, June 22-26, 2010

NPS Mentors
Navajo Prep students spend time with kids at the Troy King Boys and Girls Club branch, tutoring, playing games and just being a friend. Read the Daily Times Article 2/7/2009.

Construction is Complete! The Open House was
November 29, 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm
It was a successful event, with 79 guests touring the beautiful new buildings on the Navajo Prep campus with student ambassadors; meet the faculty and admissions team. Read the flyer.

Congratulations to the following people who bid the highest for the Breast Cancer Awareness Silent Auction:

• 16 Piece Beverage Set - Mary Clark $20.00
• VB Cake - Rebecca Reppert - $21.00
• VB Cake - Chris Loretto - $14.00
• Set of Glasses - Leroy Peterson - $20.00
• Autograph Volleyball - Rebecca Reppert - $12.00
• 2 NPS Pillows - Lesley Duffes - $75.00
• 4 Piece Jewelry - Ruby Begay - $40.50
• Sugar Cookies - Michael Buffalo - $12.00
• Handmade Quilt - Margaret Staggers - $72.00
• Disney Princess Earrings - Alexis Sandoval - $9.00
• Ping Golf Club Driver - Steven Pratt - $100.00

Congratulations to the following people who won prizes from the NPS Volleyball Raffle:

• Queen Comforter Set - Betty Strong, Navajo Prep
• Tool Set - Michele Peterson, Farmington, NM
• $70.00 Walmart Gift Card - Darwyn Largo, Crownpoint, NM
• $25.00 Target Gift Card - Alice M. Smith, Bloomfield, NM
• Picture Frame - Nathan Natonabah, Ft. Wingate, NM
• Navajo Rug - Linda Castner, Kirtland, NM
• $50.00 Red Lobster Gift Card - Maynard Benally, Waterflow, NM
• Turquoise Necklace - Jakobie Thomas, Shiprock, NM
• Earrings & Rose Plate - Carol Chavez, Cuba, NM
• $25.00 Footlocker Gift Card - Carey Whie-Sands, Fruitland, NM
• Nizhoni Smiles Gift Certificate - Justine Yazzie, Fruitland, NM
• $25.00 Applebee's Gift Card - John Mapp
• $20.00 Subway Gift Card - Debbie Stowell, Farmington, NM
• Shawl - Shirl Begay, Rock Point, AZ
• $25.00 Cash - Tom Jae, Shiprock, NM

 



Spring Sports Schedule
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Africa, 2009!

Seven Navajo Prep sophomores embarked on the adventure of a lifetime to South Africa. The students traveled in two waves as part of a new program aimed at showcasing international career opportunities.The Leadership Education and Development, LEAD, program has provided business education seminars for high-schoolers for nearly 30 years, but this is the first time the program has gone international. The first group left June 14, while the second group departed June 28. Both were in Africa for about three weeks. Read the full Daily Times newspaper article.

LEAD Global exists to expose American students of color to global career opportunities alongside peers from different countries in one program so that all participants might make better informed decisions when choosing a college or profession. Read more about the LEAD Global program.

Navajo Prep students can apply for the LEAD Global program next year. Download the application for LEAD Global.



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