"Wildcat Country"
- Important Announcements
- Students
Support Northwestern's Energy Conservation Efforts
Board Of Education Adopts Oversight Policy
Northwestern's Project Lead The Way Students at the University of Maryland School of Architecture
Calendar of Events For July 09
AP US Government and Politics Summer Assignment
Effective June 30, 2009 the Flea Market will be closed !
AP Environmental Science Update - Ms. Angela Chan
Great Opportunity for Teen-Age Girls
Microsoft is once again requesting our assistance in getting young women to apply for their DigiGirlz Summer Camps. This camp provides high school students with excellent experience and understanding about opportunities and careers involving technology. Please click on this link to view details under Educational Opportunities For Northwesten Female Students.
NSBE Jr.
Student interested in Science, Math, Technology, and Engineering are invited to join NSBE Jr. The National Society of Black Engineers are starting a chapter in GreenBelt, Maryland. Please click on this link to read additional details about meeting times and dates or visit the website NSBE Jr.
University of Maryland
Professional Career Development for high school students
Review addditional details for this link College Disciplines & Academic Study
Association for Computing Machinery
Computing Degrees & Careers
Summer Employment Opportunities For Students
Student Wins Second Place at Prince George's Plaza Science Fair
Uniform Policy Updated for 2008-2009 School Year

Beginning with the 2008-2009 school year all students, grades
9-12, will be required to comply with a single Mandatory School
uniform -- (white shirts, navy blue slacks or skirts and black or
brown shoes and belts). A letter will be sent home to announce this
and allow parents and students ample time to make purchases and be in
compliance beginning the first day of school.
Please see the letter sent home to all students from Principal Jerome Thomas regarding the new policy on the mandatory school uniform. Also, see student modeled presentation on uniforms.
The Prince George's County Board of Education adopted three new policies during its work sessison on April 10. These policies were designed to govern high functioning public meetings, ensure responsiveness to constituent concerns, and improve the quality of services provided to the community it serves.
