FOOD DRIVE FRENZY! –
For the last two years, Nampa High has been a community leader in contributing canned food to the Salvation Army. Check out our latest numbers for the Food Drive. >>MORE
Nampa High Meets All No Child Left Behind Requirements! –
Nampa High was one of the few schools in the Boise/Nampa/Caldwell area that made AYP. What does this mean for your student?
The ISAT is an important component of the statewide student assessment system as stated in the board rule 08.02.03- Rules Governing Thoroughness. The ISAT is administered to students in grades 3-8 and 10 to provide ongoing monitoring of individual, school, district and state progress. >>MORE …
With a decades-long tradition of educating students and our open college-type campus, Nampa High School stands out as a classic among a city of newer schools.
For nearly 100 years, Nampa’s youth were served by one public high school – Nampa Senior High School. The school moved to its current home at the corner of 12th Avenue Road and Lake Lowell Avenue in 1955.
Many of our original buildings are still in use, but through the years our district has invested in improving the campus. During the next three years, Nampa will undergo a $14 million renovation that will include a new classroom building and upgrades to nearly every corner of the campus.
Our instructional program focuses on the needs of students.
A student’s high school experience begins with small learning communities that create strong bonds among students and teachers, and creates a solid foundation for graduation and beyond.
Registration: |
| 2008-2009 School Calendar |
| Class Schedules |
| Powerschool for Parents |
| Snow Day Info - Check here to see if school is closed due to inclimate weather. |
| Driver's Education |
| Mon. Jan 05, 2009 |
5:00PM Boys Freshman Basketball At Kuna High School |
| Tue. Jan 06, 2009 |
4:30PM Boys Sophomore Basketball At Mountain Home High School |
6:00PM Boys Junior Varsity Basketball At Mountain Home High School |
7:30PM Boys Varsity Basketball At Mountain Home High School |
| Wed. Jan 07, 2009 |
6:30PM Boys Junior Varsity Wrestling Vs Skyview High School |
7:30PM Boys Varsity Wrestling Vs Skyview High School |
| Thu. Jan 08, 2009 |
Dance Team Half Time Performance |
4:30PM Girls Sophomore Basketball Vs Columbia High School |
6:00PM Girls Junior Varsity Basketball Vs Columbia High School |
7:30PM Girls Varsity Basketball Vs Columbia High School |
| Fri. Jan 09, 2009 |
TBA Boys Varsity Wrestling At ROLLIE LANE WRESTLING TOURNAMENT |
1:00PM Boys Junior Varsity Wrestling At MT. VIEW JV TOURNAMENT |
5:00PM Boys Freshman Basketball Vs Mountain Home High School |
| Sat. Jan 10, 2009 |
TBA Boys Varsity Wrestling At ROLLIE LANE WRESTLING TOURNAMENT |
Current Scholarships to apply for:
- Idaho Power Scholarship
- AZA Achievement Scholarship
- Sullivan Leadership Award
- Pepsi Scholarship
- Golden West Publications Scholarship
- D.L. Evans Bank
- Kentucky Fried Chicken Scholarship
- U.S. Bank Scholarship
- Kathryn Albertson
- Toyota Community Scholars
- Gates Millennium Scholars
Micron Technology Foundation – Micron Technology Foundation provides job shadow opportunities for juniors and seniors interested in high tech math and science careers including engineering, chemistry, physics, material science, mathematics and electronics. If you would like to reserve a time for these events on either January 22nd or April 15th, please contact arbaker@micron.com.
Hispanic Youth Symposium – Juniors & Seniors: Do you have good grades but still need a scholarship? Are you thinking about dropping out of school? Are you interested in networking with approximately 20 universities? >>MORE
Homework Club - Help with homework is available every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 2:25 until 4:00 in the Nampa High Library. Bussing will be provided for all students who sign in to Homework Club.
Top 20 Internet Acronymns Every Parent Needs to Know - Ever wonder what your student means when texting, "POS", "PAW", etc? Here's a valuable resource for parents. >>MORE
Heather is looking forward to graduation next Spring with the Nampa High Class of 2009. Academic achievement is important to Heather, and she has a 3.25 grade point average. Special activities include being the varsity football team's manager this year, a teacher's aide for three years, playing violin in the school orchestra for two years and a member of ITA - Information Technology Academy last year. >>MORE |
NHS Food Drive
Students have been collecting canned food items in cooperation with the Salvation Army to benefit the hungry this time of the year. Last year, Nampa High led the way in collecting the most items. Let's show our community our giving spirit!
Here are our FINAL totals:
Freshmen: 1194 items
Sophomores: 4351 items
Juniors: 1904 items
Seniors: 1460 items
TOTAL: 8786 items
School Totals:
Columbia: 4681 items
Skyview: 6011 items
Nampa High: 8920 items! -- GO BULLDOGS!!
Skiiers & Boarders – There is a mandatory meeting for all racers this Thursday, January 8th right after school in Room 123. You MUST be there to get race cards and crucial information for this Saturday. The season starts this Saturday, which means you need to turn in your dues and guardian signature ASAP. Bring your money to Room 123 so we can get prepared for an epic season. It is very important to do this ASAP! If you have any questions or concerns, please talk to Mrs. Victorino, Miss Wankel or Mr. Green. Remember, you cannot race without your race card & info, so be there this Thursday at the meeting!
Hispanic Youth Symposium – If you are interested in participating in the 2009 Hispanic Youth Symposium, information sheets are available now. We will be accepting essay entries until January 20th. See Mrs. Flores in Room 126 for details.
2008-2009 Yearbooks – You can still purchase your 2008-2009 Yearbook every day before and after school from room 269. Please pre-order your book with at least a $25 deposit to guarantee you a book in the Spring. The January deadline is fast approaching, so order your yearbook as soon as possible. We accept both cash and checks!