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Welcome to North Central Junior High, where Knights learn, work, and play. As one of three junior highs in the Iowa City Community School District, North Central has been offering a variety of educational and extracurricular opportunities for students in grades 7 and 8 in the North Liberty and Coralville area since 2006.
Colby Miller, Principal
(319) 688-1210
miller.colby@iowacityschools.org
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1:1 Technology: What to Expect
We are excited for the opportunities going “1:1” will provide for our students to increase their learning, engagement, and 21st century skills. In anticipation of this program beginning for 7th and 8th graders this year, we want to inform North Central families what to expect.
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Power Hour: Starting September 6, 2018!
Power Hour is a homework club that meets Mondays and Thursdays, 7:45–8:45 AM in W109 with Mrs. Roudabush, NCJH Student Success Coach. Students may do homework, use the computers to do projects and assignments, or read. Read on to learn more.
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Summer Food Service Program
The Iowa City School District and the Neighborhood Centers of Johnson County are participating in the Summer Food Service Program. Meals will be provided to all eligible children free of charge. Read on for dates, times, locations, and eligibility requirements.
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2019 Summer Reading Resources
District teacher librarians have compiled a great list of resources for summer reading! From recommended book lists by grade level and links to online books, to area library reading programs, free bus ride to the library, and the current location of the bookmobile, this newsletter has it all.
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2019-20 Elementary Attendance Areas
The Iowa City Community School District Board of Directors approved new elementary attendance areas for the 2019-20 school year. The new boundaries were approved during their November 27 board meeting. The updated maps can be found on the District website at the following link: www.IowaCitySchools.org/DistrictMaps.
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Schools Serving as Election Polling Sites
We have received multiple inquiries regarding our schools serving as election polling locations. While we understand the concern of allowing our schools to be open to the public throughout the school day, we are required by State Statute 49.24 to make our facilities available for this purpose.
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'Say Something' Reporting Tool
The Iowa City Community School District has launched the ‘Say Something’ campaign to provide students, staff, and parents an alternative option for reporting bullying incidents, sexual assault or harassment incidents, and school safety concerns. Reports can be submitted by texting @SaySomething to the number 35134 or using your phone’s camera to read the QR code on the posters on display throughout each school. In addition, the link to use this same system via computer is a bookmark on every Chromebook in the District.
