Calendar
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Lower School - Chapel
May 3, 2024
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Teacher Appreciation Week
May 6, 2024
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Teacher Appreciation Week
May 7, 2024
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Teacher Appreciation Week
May 8, 2024
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Teacher Appreciation Week
May 9, 2024
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Teacher Appreciation Week
May 10, 2024
Lower School - Chapel
May 10, 2024
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Upper School - $1 Missions Out of Uniform & Pizza Lunch (order ahead)
May 17, 2024
Northwood Academy supports many missions organizations throughout the year, and Missions Out of Uniform Fridays are one of the ways we can do so! Students who bring $1 to Morning Devotional Period ... Lower School - Chapel
May 17, 2024
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Early Dismissal
May 24, 2024
Last Day of School (Grades
May 24, 2024 | 1:00 PM - 11:00 PM
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Upper School - High School Graduation
May 25, 2024 | 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Summer Camp 2024 Begins
May 28, 2024
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Parents, join us in the Upper School Gymnasium for a few remarks from our administration, and then walk your student's schedule to meet the teachers and see the classrooms!
Follow the Out of Uniform attire for this day and be sure to avoid green. Our photographer will use a green background so that background options will be available to you when making your school photo purchase.
Missions Out of Uniform Day - students who wish to dress up for Picture Day may change into Missions Out of Uniform attire after pictures are done. Missions Out of Uniform Day attire:
Get ready to SMILE! Since today is Picture Day and a Missions Out of Uniform Day, students who wish to dress up for pictures may change out of those clothes and into uniform or Missions Out of Uniform attire when pictures are done. Missions Out of Uniform:
You can give cash or use the Missions Five Dollar Friday link to give on our designated FACTS form.
The Lower School loves to give to missions organizations that are committed to helping people find out about the love of Jesus.
- This Friday is the first of several opportunities that your student will have to begin to rebuild our mission fund so that we can be ready to help when and where needed.
- Last year, between our Monthly Missions Days and March Mission Month, we gave away over $91,000 to Water Missions, Light of Mine Ranch, Mission Impact, Feed Berkeley, Healing Farms, and Charleston Hope.
- Students who give at least $5 toward missions on Friday, may wear Out of Uniform attire. This link is open and ready to be used, please make sure you give before 8:00 AM on Friday. If you choose not to donate online, you can send $5 in on Friday with your student.
Remember we want students to learn to give sacrificially, to earn the money or give from their own savings or give up a toy or fast food meal they are wanting to buy so they can experience the joy of giving to people in need in order to spread the gospel of Jesus here at home and around the world.
SAT at Northwood
Students should arrive to the Upper School Cafeteria before 8am to be admitted for the test (104 Charger Drive, 29486 - drive all the way to the end of Charger Drive, take the left, and come around the loop for drop off or park in the parking lot).
Doors will open around 7:40am.
If you have a paper ticket and are parking a car here, please leave your cell phone in the car. Cell phones brought into the building (if you are showing a digital ticket, you will need to bring the phone in) will be turned off, labeled, and collected outside the testing rooms and returned only at the end of the test.
Make sure you bring a photo ID with you. You will not be admitted to the testing room without a photo ID.
You may bring a drink and a snack to eat during break times.
You should bring two wooden #2 pencils (mechanical pencils are not allowed).
Calculators are allowed, but not required. If you bring a calculator, please ensure that it is an acceptable model. Check here: https://satsuite.collegeboard.org/sat/what-to-bring-do/calculator-policy
Testing generally runs 8am-12:30pm; extended testing ends around 1:30.
Meet at 6pm in the Upper School Cafeteria to hear from our administrative team about several important topics for seniors and their families.
V.I.N.E. (Volunteers in Northwood Education) will be meeting in the Lower School Cafeteria at 8:30 AM. Come join us for Pastries with the Principal and learn all about the various ways to volunteer at Northwood Academy Lower School.
Parents of Sophomore and Juniors, join us in the Upper School Cafeteria at 6pm. You may not believe it, but your high schooler will be walking across that stage before you know it! Get the information you need from our administrative team to make sure your student is taking advantage of every opportunity along the way!
https://payit.nelnet.net/form/1egAlQ1Y
Come be apart of this great night! Meet our outstanding 4th and 5th grade teaching team and receive all of the information you need to make sure your student is taking advantage of every opportunity along the way!
Speech Screening is done through Trident Speech and Hearing and is available for all Lower School students from K-5th. If you are interested in having your child go through the screening process, please fill out the following link to reserve your spot today.
https://payit.nelnet.net/form/1egAlQ1Y
TIME: 5:00 PM Come be apart of this great night! Meet our outstanding 3rd grade teaching team and receive all of the information you need to make sure your student is taking advantage of every opportunity along the way!
Missions Out of Uniform - students, bring $1 to MDP and come out of uniform! Remember: . Student Government chooses organizations throughout the year who will benefit from all the money we raise!
The October 1 SAT at Northwood Academy has been rescheduled for October 15. Registered students will receive an email from the College Board. They may choose to register for the October 15 SAT or to receive a full refund.
PSAT/NMSQT and PSAT 8/9 Make sure students get a good night's rest and a good breakfast!
Parents of upper high school students, you don't want to miss this evening! Join the administrative team in the Upper School Cafeteria at 6pm to learn the ins and outs of paying for college.
Join us in the Upper School Cafeteria!
SAT at Northwood
Students should arrive to the Upper School Cafeteria before 8am to be admitted for the test (104 Charger Drive, 29486 - drive all the way to the end of Charger Drive, take the left, and come around the loop for drop off or park in the parking lot).
Doors will open around 7:40am.
If you have a paper ticket and are parking a car here, please leave your cell phone in the car. Cell phones brought into the building (if you are showing a digital ticket, you will need to bring the phone in) will be turned off, labeled, and collected outside the testing rooms and returned only at the end of the test.
Make sure you bring a photo ID with you. You will not be admitted to the testing room without a photo ID.
You may bring a drink and a snack to eat during break times.
You should bring two wooden #2 pencils (mechanical pencils are not allowed).
Calculators are allowed, but not required. If you bring a calculator, please ensure that it is an acceptable model. Check here: https://satsuite.collegeboard.org/sat/what-to-bring-do/calculator-policy
Testing generally runs 8am-12:30pm; extended testing ends around 1:30.
Bring in a filled turkey box or a filled OCC shoebox from now through November 18!
Cost is $20, and all proceeds go toward the Class of 2023!
No Charger Watch - students must be off campus up by noon. Merry Christmas!
Meet in the Upper School Cafeteria.
Meet in the Upper School Cafeteria.
The Lower School welcomes our PreK parents into the Lower School building to get a glimpse of what Kindergarten looks like for the 2023-24 school year.
The Upper School will open their doors for our 5th grade parents to visit their campus to get a glimpse of what 6th grade will look like in 2023-24.
Middle School Fun Night - Middle Schoolers! The Juniors are hosting Middle School Fun Night! Come join in on the fun from 6-8pm in the Upper School Gymnasium. Enjoy games, have competitions, win prizes, and make memories with friends!
Cost is $20, and all proceeds go toward the Class of 2024!
SAT at Northwood
Students should arrive to the Upper School Cafeteria before 8am to be admitted for the test (104 Charger Drive, 29486 - drive all the way to the end of Charger Drive, take the left, and come around the loop for drop off or park in the parking lot).
Doors will open around 7:40am.
If you have a paper ticket and are parking a car here, please leave your cell phone in the car. Cell phones brought into the building (if you are showing a digital ticket, you will need to bring the phone in) will be turned off, labeled, and collected outside the testing rooms and returned only at the end of the test.
Make sure you bring a photo ID with you. You will not be admitted to the testing room without a photo ID.
You may bring a drink and a snack to eat during break times.
You should bring two wooden #2 pencils (mechanical pencils are not allowed).
Calculators are allowed, but not required. If you bring a calculator, please ensure that it is an acceptable model. Check here: https://satsuite.collegeboard.org/sat/what-to-bring-do/calculator-policy
Testing generally runs 8am-12:30pm; extended testing ends around 1:30.
Camp St. Christopher - March 20-22
8th grade will leave early on March 29 and return late on March 31.
Pizza Lunch - families must prepay ($5) for pizza lunches via the FACTS Payment Form (check the Charger Sunday Sendout or other emails from administration). No cash accepted at the counter.
As with all standardized testing, please help your student to get a good night's rest and a good breakfast for this year's Iowa Assessments! We want our students to show what they know!
As with all standardized testing, please help your student to get a good night's rest and a good breakfast for this year's Iowa Assessments! We want our students to show what they know!
Hot Dog Lunch - Are you ready for some HOTDOGS?! Families may pay ahead of time via the FACTS Payment Form, or students may pay cash ($5) at the counter in the cafeteria during lunch time (check the Charger Sunday Sendout or other emails from administration for this Form). Hotdog lunch includes a hotdog, choice of chips, and choice of drink. Other items are available a la carte.
SAT at Northwood
Students should arrive to the Upper School Cafeteria before 8am to be admitted for the test (104 Charger Drive, 29486 - drive all the way to the end of Charger Drive, take the left, and come around the loop for drop off or park in the parking lot).
Doors will open around 7:40am.
If you have a paper ticket and are parking a car here, please leave your cell phone in the car. Cell phones brought into the building (if you are showing a digital ticket, you will need to bring the phone in) will be turned off, labeled, and collected outside the testing rooms and returned only at the end of the test.
Make sure you bring a photo ID with you. You will not be admitted to the testing room without a photo ID.
You may bring a drink and a snack to eat during break times.
You should bring two wooden #2 pencils (mechanical pencils are not allowed).
Calculators are allowed, but not required. If you bring a calculator, please ensure that it is an acceptable model. Check here: https://satsuite.collegeboard.org/sat/what-to-bring-do/calculator-policy
Testing generally runs 8am-12:30pm; extended testing ends around 1:30.
Ceremony located in Northwood Church
Charger Drive and Football Field
Graduation at Northwood Church
Take the step to bring your game up to the next level - come learn from highly awarded Coach and former player Ginell Curtis.
Morning Session: 9am-12pm (3rd - 5th grade)
Afternoon Session: 1pm - 4pm (6th - 10th grade)
Register today: https://payit.nelnet.net/form/
If you have any questions, please email Coach Curtis at gcurtis@northwoodacademy.com
Take the step to bring your game up to the next level - come learn from highly awarded Coach and former player Ginell Curtis.
Morning Session: 9am-12pm (3rd - 5th grade)
Afternoon Session: 1pm - 4pm (6th - 10th grade)
Register today: https://payit.nelnet.net/form/
If you have any questions, please email Coach Curtis at gcurtis@northwoodacademy.com
Take the step to bring your game up to the next level - come learn from highly awarded Coach and former player Ginell Curtis.
Morning Session: 9am-12pm (3rd - 5th grade)
Afternoon Session: 1pm - 4pm (6th - 10th grade)
Register today: https://payit.nelnet.net/form/
If you have any questions, please email Coach Curtis at gcurtis@northwoodacademy.com
Take the step to bring your game up to the next level - come learn from highly awarded Coach and former player Ginell Curtis.
Morning Session: 9am-12pm (3rd - 5th grade)
Afternoon Session: 1pm - 4pm (6th - 10th grade)
Register today: https://payit.nelnet.net/form/
If you have any questions, please email Coach Curtis at gcurtis@northwoodacademy.com
Parents, take the chance to hear some highlights about this school year from the administration, and then walk your student's class schedule and meet the teachers that your still will learn from this year! Plan to gather in the Upper School Gym by 6pm.
Optional Pizza Lunch for students today. Please order and pay ahead of time using the FACTS form in the most recent Charger Sunday Sendout!
Students should arrive to the Upper School Cafeteria before 8am to be admitted for the test (104 Charger Drive, 29486 - drive all the way to the end of Charger Drive, take the left, and come around the loop for drop off or park in the parking lot).
Doors will open around 7:40am.
If you have a paper ticket and are parking a car here, please leave your cell phone in the car. Cell phones brought into the building (if you are showing a digital ticket, you will need to bring the phone in) will be turned off, labeled, and collected outside the testing rooms and returned only at the end of the test.
Make sure you bring a photo ID with you. You will not be admitted to the testing room without a photo ID.
You may bring a drink and a snack to eat during break times.
You should bring two wooden #2 pencils (mechanical pencils are not allowed).
Calculators are allowed, but not required. If you bring a calculator, please ensure that it is an acceptable model. Check here: https://satsuite.collegeboard.org/sat/what-to-bring-do/calculator-policy
Testing generally runs 8am-12:30pm; extended testing ends around 1:30.
Parents of seniors, May will be here before you know it! (hold back the tears...or the cheers!). This night is for you. Come hear from our administrative team about the excitement and significance of a senior year at Northwood Academy, and find out what steps you and your student can be taking to propel them into the next stage of life.
Parents of Sophomore and Juniors, don't miss this evening! You will hear from our administrative staff about the particular challenges and opportunities of 10th and 11th grade, and you'll be in the know as you plan toward senior year and beyond. Meet in the Upper School Cafeteria by 6pm.
Northwood Academy is pleased to offer speech and language screening for your students in K-5th grades. The cost of this screening is $11.00. Please sign up through this link. Speech and Language Screening
Information to come. Check the Charger Sunday Sendout to stay up to date!
Students should arrive to the Upper School Cafeteria before 8am to be admitted for the test (104 Charger Drive, 29486 - drive all the way to the end of Charger Drive, take the left, and come around the loop for drop off or park in the parking lot).
Doors will open around 7:40am.
If you have a paper ticket and are parking a car here, please leave your cell phone in the car. Cell phones brought into the building (if you are showing a digital ticket, you will need to bring the phone in) will be turned off, labeled, and collected outside the testing rooms and returned only at the end of the test.
Make sure you bring a photo ID with you. You will not be admitted to the testing room without a photo ID.
You may bring a drink and a snack to eat during break times.
You should bring two wooden #2 pencils (mechanical pencils are not allowed).
Calculators are allowed, but not required. If you bring a calculator, please ensure that it is an acceptable model. Check here: https://satsuite.collegeboard.org/sat/what-to-bring-do/calculator-policy
Testing generally runs 8am-12:30pm; extended testing ends around 1:30.
Once a month we take the opportunity to honor some outstanding Chargers! Our teachers each nominate a student for Charger of the Month (including specific reasons for nomination) and then a panel of various stakeholders decides which students have earned the honor to attend a special breakfast ceremony with their family! It's great to be a Charger!
Parents of Juniors and Seniors, college is right around the corner for many of your students. Come hear from our administration and other professionals about various options for making college affordable.
Today, students have the opportunity to have a pizza lunch. Please make sure you have paid ahead of time using the FACTS Form in the most recent Charger Sunday Sendout.
Northwood Academy supports many missions organizations throughout the year, and Missions Out of Uniform Fridays are one of the ways we can do so!
Students who bring $1 to Morning Devotional Period (or more - donations always help) are allowed to dress out of uniform. Students may wear:
- Any style long pants or capris, with no holes (or the appearance of holes), rips, tears or frays.
- Uniform shorts or skorts.
- Any Northwood Academy uniform shirt or Northwood Academy t-shirt (examples: Christmas program, Xalt,
- athletic, etc.). No homemade shirts.
- The administration will determine whether an article of clothing is appropriate.
Please refer to the school handbook (found in ParentsWeb/FACTS) for more information.
Northwood Academy supports many missions organizations throughout the year, and Missions Out of Uniform Fridays are one of the ways we can do so!
Students who bring $1 to Morning Devotional Period (or more - donations always help) are allowed to dress out of uniform. Students may wear:
- Any style long pants or capris, with no holes (or the appearance of holes), rips, tears or frays.
- Uniform shorts or skorts.
- Any Northwood Academy uniform shirt or Northwood Academy t-shirt (examples: Christmas program, Xalt,
- athletic, etc.). No homemade shirts.
- The administration will determine whether an article of clothing is appropriate.
Please refer to the school handbook (found in ParentsWeb/FACTS) for more information.
Students in the Upper School are allowed to dress out of uniform on their birthday! They just need to check in with the Front Office in the morning to get a birthday sticker. But what about those summer birthdays? No one gets left out. If your student has a July birthday, today is their out of uniform day. Make sure they stop by the front office first thing in the morning to get their sticker!
Students should arrive to the Upper School Cafeteria before 8am to be admitted for the test (104 Charger Drive, 29486 - drive all the way to the end of Charger Drive, take the left, and come around the loop for drop off or park in the parking lot).
Doors will open around 7:40am.
If you have a paper ticket and are parking a car here, please leave your cell phone in the car. Cell phones brought into the building (if you are showing a digital ticket, you will need to bring the phone in) will be turned off, labeled, and collected outside the testing rooms and returned only at the end of the test.
Make sure you bring a photo ID with you. You will not be admitted to the testing room without a photo ID.
You may bring a drink and a snack to eat during break times.
You should bring two wooden #2 pencils (mechanical pencils are not allowed).
Calculators are allowed, but not required. If you bring a calculator, please ensure that it is an acceptable model. Check here: https://satsuite.collegeboard.org/sat/what-to-bring-do/calculator-policy
Testing generally runs 8am-12:30pm; extended testing ends around 1:30.
Upper School students will take Semester 1 Exams Wednesday through Friday.
- Wednesday - 1st and 2nd period exams (and 3rd and 4th period exam review)
- Thursday - 3rd and 4th period exams (and 5th and 6th period exam review)
- Friday - 5th and 6th period exams (and early dismissal)
For Middle School courses, exams are cumulative tests with no extra weight.
For High School courses, exams are cumulative tests with a 10% weight for the semester grade.
Upper School students will take Semester 1 Exams Wednesday through Friday.
- Wednesday - 1st and 2nd period exams (and 3rd and 4th period exam review)
- Thursday - 3rd and 4th period exams (and 5th and 6th period exam review)
- Friday - 5th and 6th period exams (and early dismissal)
For Middle School courses, exams are cumulative tests with no extra weight.
For High School courses, exams are cumulative tests with a 10% weight for the semester grade.
Upper School students will take Semester 1 Exams Wednesday through Friday.
- Wednesday - 1st and 2nd period exams (and 3rd and 4th period exam review)
- Thursday - 3rd and 4th period exams (and 5th and 6th period exam review)
- Friday - 5th and 6th period exams (and early dismissal)
For Middle School courses, exams are cumulative tests with no extra weight.
For High School courses, exams are cumulative tests with a 10% weight for the semester grade.
Jantzi offers classes on SAT and ACT preparation. Please check the most recent Charger Sunday Sendout for pricing and schedule.
Come stroll the hallways of the Upper School and see them transformed into an art gallery filled with your students' work! Check the most recent Charger Sunday Sendout for more details.
Students in the Upper School are allowed to dress out of uniform on their birthday! They just need to check in with the Front Office in the morning to get a birthday sticker.
But what about those summer birthdays? No one gets left out. If your student has an August birthday, today is their out of uniform day. Make sure they stop by the front office first thing in the morning to get their sticker!
If your student is going in to 7th, 8th, or 9th grade, this meeting is for you! Come hear from our administration about topics pertaining to these upperclassmen. Plan to meet in the Upper School Cafeteria.
5th grade graduation is CLOSE! Since your student will be moving to the Upper School in a just a few short months, we want you to get comfortable with some of the changes that families will experience moving from Lower School to Upper School. Come hear from our administrative team about the excellent middle and high school experience that is just around the corner! Plan to meet in the Upper School Cafeteria.
If your student is going in to 10th, 11th, or 12th grade, this meeting is for you! Come hear from our administration about topics pertaining to these upperclassmen. Plan to meet in the Upper School Cafeteria.
For Missions Month, we ask students to bring $5 for their Missions Out of Uniform Day each Friday. In the past, Northwood has been able to donate money to many organizations, including Mrs. Mckenzie's Namayana Project, Lowcountry Pregnancy Center, Feed Berkeley, student mission trips, and more!
For Missions Month, we ask students to bring $5 for their Missions Out of Uniform Day each Friday. In the past, Northwood has been able to donate money to many organizations, including Mrs. Mckenzie's Namayana Project, Lowcountry Pregnancy Center, Feed Berkeley, student mission trips, and more!
For Missions Month, we ask students to bring $5 for their Missions Out of Uniform Day each Friday. In the past, Northwood has been able to donate money to many organizations, including Mrs. Mckenzie's Namayana Project, Lowcountry Pregnancy Center, Feed Berkeley, student mission trips, and more!
Bring $1 to participate in Missions Out of Uniform; Bring $5 to purchase a hotdog lunch today.
Northwood Academy supports many missions organizations throughout the year, and Missions Out of Uniform Fridays are one of the ways we can do so!
Students who bring $1 to Morning Devotional Period (or more - donations always help) are allowed to dress out of uniform. Students may wear:
- Any style long pants or capris, with no holes (or the appearance of holes), rips, tears or frays.
- Uniform shorts or skorts.
- Any Northwood Academy uniform shirt or Northwood Academy t-shirt (examples: Christmas program, Xalt,
- athletic, etc.). No homemade shirts.
- The administration will determine whether an article of clothing is appropriate.
Please refer to the school handbook (found in ParentsWeb/FACTS) for more information.
TODAY IS ALSO A PIZZA LUNCH! Please make sure to order ahead of time through the FACTS form - check the most recent Charger Sunday Sendout.