Cougar Nation, let's celebrate Seth Fuhrman. Seth is the son of Krista and Dave Fuhrman. After graduation he intends to enroll at Purdue University to study General Management and live in the Farmhouse Fraternity. Seth would like to thank his parents and most of his teachers, coaches, administrative staff, and Levi O'Neal as well as his other friends.
We are excited to celebrate National Assistant Principal Week! Please feel free to share your thanks admiration for all the great things Mrs. Williams does for NPHS, its students, and the community.
Thanks Mrs. Williams!
It appears the storms took out the server for the MyStop app and the bus tablets. We are working to get it back on.
Did you know that a cow doesn't have 4 stomachs? Instead they have 1 stomach with 4 compartments! Students in Animal Science recreated the ruminant animal digestive system out of play dough today making sure their play dough resembled the lining of each compartment.
Cougar Nation, let's celebrate Madison Moore. Madison is the daughter of Andrea and Curtis Moore. After graduation she intends to enroll at the University of Indianapolis to study Business. After graduating from the University of Indianapolis she would like to continue her education by obtaining licensure in the cosmetology industry. Madison would like to thank her cheer coaches and her parents for pushing her to do her best.
NPHS is excited to celebrate the future plans of it's Class of 2023. We want all students to have a plan to be either Employed, Enlisted, or Enrolled by the time they graduate.
Cougar Nation, let's celebrate Jenna Modlin. Jenna is the daughter of Tina and Tony Modlin. After graduation she intends to enroll at Vincennes University for Automotive Technology. After she graduates from Vincennes she plans to work in an automotive shop. Jenna would like to thank her sister for always being there for her and supporting her.
NPHS is excited to celebrate the future plans of it's Class of 2023. We want all students to have a plan to be either Employed, Enlisted, or Enrolled by the time they graduate.
Cougar Nation, let's celebrate Jalyn Doss. Jalyn is the daughter of Andrea and Jeff Doss. After graduation she intends to complete the ASAP program at Ivy Tech in Greencastle. After 11 months, Jalyn will have completed two years of post secondary studies and then transfer to Indiana State University as a junior to study Elementary Education. Jalyn is going to be a wonderful teacher, and hopefully back in this community. Jalyn would like to thank her teachers and coaches for pushing her to be the best she could be in any circumstance.
NPHS is excited to celebrate the future plans of it's Class of 2023. We want all students to have a plan to be either Employed, Enlisted, or Enrolled by the time they graduate.
Cougar Nation, let's celebrate Corbin White. Corbin is the son of Jan and Randy White. After graduation he intends to enter the workforce in the construction trades. Corbin is currently a half day student at Area 30 in the Heavy Equipment II program.
We are excited for Corbin to enter this high demand field where we know he will be successful.
NPHS is excited to celebrate the future plans of it's Class of 2023. We want all students to have a plan to be either Employed, Enlisted, or Enrolled by the time they graduate.
Congratulations to the new and existing members of the National Technical Honor Society at Area 30. NP's newest members to Area 30's NTHS Program are: Brilye Schmitz, Madison Hamm, Gracie Hollis, Caleb Rees, and Chase Redding.
Cougar Nation, let's celebrate Levi O'Neal. Levi is the son of Robert O'Neal and Rebecca Mash. After graduation he intends to attend the University of Southern Indiana to major in Biology on a pre-med track. Levi would like to thank his parents and FFA advisors for pushing him to succeed.
NPHS is excited to celebrate the future plans of it's Class of 2023. We want all students to have a plan to be either Employed, Enlisted, or Enrolled by the time they graduate.
Cougar Nation, let's celebrate Kaleigh Brock. Kaleigh is the daughter of Courtney Buser and Dustin Brock. After graduation she intends to attend Marian University to major in Nursing, then plans to continue her education at Marian to study nurse anesthesia. Kaleigh would like to thank her family for always believing in her as well as her teachers for pushing her in school.
NPHS is excited to celebrate the future plans of it's Class of 2023. We want all students to have a plan to be either Employed, Enlisted, or Enrolled by the time they graduate.
Cougar Nation, let's celebrate Caleb Rees. Caleb wrote and provided the following regarding his plans:
After the completion of high school, I am excited to share that I have been accepted to Wabash College to pursue a major in Physics. I have strong interest in physics and mathematics.
In addition to my major in Physics at Wabash College, I plan to pursue a dual degree with Columbia University focusing on Aeronautical Engineering. This program will allow me to earn two degrees in two different in two different fields of study. I am thrilled at the opportunity to gain specialized knowledge in both physics and engineering.
My decision to pursue this particular path was influenced by my fascination with space exploration and aeronautics. I believe that both fields hold the key to unlocking the mysteries of the universe and pushing the boundaries of human achievement. By earning a degree in Physics and Aeronautical Engineering, I hope to contribute to the development of new technologies and advancements in the field.
My long-term goal is to work for a leading space exploration company, such as NASA or SpaceX. I plan to apply gained knowledge to contribute to the progress of humanity's exploration of space.
In conclusion, I am honored to have been accepted to Wabash College. I am excited to pursue a dual degree with Columbia University. I am also looking forward to the challenges and opportunities. Even more so, I am beyond thrilled to see where this path takes me in the future.
Parents & Special Thanks:
As I prepare to embark on the next chapter of my life, I want to take a moment to express my deep appreciation for all the love and support shown by my parents and grandparents throughout my high school years. Their unwavering support and encouragement have been instrumental in helping me succeed.
Kenny & Brenda Kerns (Mamaw & Papaw), your constant guidance, wisdom, and kindness have been invaluable to me. I am grateful for the time and effort you have taken to always be there to listen and offer words of advice. Your belief in me has increased my strength and confidence to pursue my dreams, and for that, I am forever grateful.
Dad & Mom, I am unable to thank you enough for the endless love and sacrifices that helped me reach this point in my life. You have been my rock and the unwavering support has never gone unnoticed. You have been there to cheer me on through every obstacle and challenge, and for that, I am eternally grateful.
As I begin this new journey to Wabash College, I want you to know that your impact on my life has been immeasurable. I am excited about the new opportunities and challenges that I will face, and know that with your continued support and encouragement, I will be able to achieve great things. I love you all very much, and I am forever grateful for everything you have done for me. With love and gratitude, Caleb Rees
Caleb also wanted to recognize a couple NPHS staff members:
Coach Wesley Richardson - I want to take a moment to express my sincere gratitude for all that you have done for me during my time as your swimmer. Your passion, expertise, and unwavering dedication have been instrumental in helping me not only achieve my goals, but also become a better person. Not only have you helped me become a better swimmer, but you have also taught me important life skills, such as discipline, perseverance, and teamwork. Your commitment to excellence and your unwavering belief in me have increased my motivation to push harder and strive for greatness in all areas of my life.
Once again, thank you for everything you have done for me. You are an amazing coach, and I feel honored to have had the opportunity to work with you.
Mr. Cialkowski- I want to take a moment to express my sincere gratitude for all that you have done for me during my time as your student. As I move forward in my academic career, I want you to know that your impact on my life has been immeasurable. Your guidance and mentorship have been transformative. I plan to carry the lessons I have learned from you with me always.
NPHS is excited to celebrate the future plans of it's Class of 2023. We want all students to have a plan to be either Employed, Enlisted, or Enrolled by the time they graduate.
Cougar Nation, let's celebrate Arrick Kramer. Arrick is the son of Amanda and Bucky Kramer. After graduation he intends to attend Trine University to major in Biology on a pre-med track. While at Trine, Arrick also will continue his football career by joining the Trine Thunder football program. Arrick would like to thank his parents, coaches, and teachers for their support throughout high school enabling him to further his academic and athletic career.
NPHS is excited to celebrate the future plans of it's Class of 2023. We want all students to have a plan to be either Employed, Enlisted, or Enrolled by the time they graduate.
Today we surprised Mrs. Kate Skirvin with a celebration of her national outstanding teaching award. We were joined by State FFA President Seth Ariens, Superintendent Dr. Nicole Allee, Indiana State Senator John Crane, and State Representative Beau Baird. Representative Baird and Senator Crane presented Mrs. Skirvin with a concurrent resolution approved by the Indiana General Assembly honoring Mrs. Skirvin for her commitment to North Putnam students and agriculture education. Congratulations Mrs. Skirvin!
Cougar Nation, let's celebrate AJ Davidson. AJ is the son of Heather Davidson and Tyler Powell. After graduation he intends to join the welding union as an apprentice to begin his journey to becoming a journeyman welder. AJ would like to thank Mrs. Sampson and Mr. Warner for pushing him to do his best in the Area 30 Welding Program.
NPHS is excited to celebrate the future plans of it's Class of 2023. We want all students to have a plan to be either Employed, Enlisted, or Enrolled by the time they graduate.
Cougar Nation, let's celebrate Jaycee Farris. Jaycee is the daughter of Dee Osterhoudt. After graduation she intends to attend Vincennes University where she will major in Zoology/Marine Biology and plans to transfer to Ball State University to finish her Bachelor's Degree in Zoology. Jaycee would like to thank her family and Brandy Dickson for all their support.
NPHS is excited to celebrate the future plans of it's Class of 2023. We want all students to have a plan to be either Employed, Enlisted, or Enrolled by the time they graduate.
Cougar Nation, let's celebrate Ian Patrick. Ian is the son of Randy Patrick. After graduation he intends to begin attending Indiana State University to study criminal justice. Ian would like to thank his dad for pushing him hard and getting him to the point he is today.
NPHS is excited to celebrate the future plans of it's Class of 2023. We want all students to have a plan to be either Employed, Enlisted, or Enrolled by the time they graduate.
Cougar Nation, let's celebrate Ziah Barnes. Ziah is the daughter of Kevin and Claretta Barnes and Shameka Taylor. After graduation she intends to attend Ball State University where she will major in theatre to get her Acting Bachelor's of Fine Arts. She also plans to minor in Communications. Ziah would like to thank her family for always supporting her.
NPHS is excited to celebrate the future plans of it's Class of 2023. We want all students to have a plan to be either Employed, Enlisted, or Enrolled by the time they graduate.
Cougar Nation, let's celebrate Brilye Schmitz. Brilye is the daughter of Nikki Clark and Robert Schmitz. After graduation she intends to begin attending Grace College to study nursing to eventually become a flight nurse. While attending Grace College, Brilye will continue to play softball as well as continuing her cheerleading career.
Brilye would like to thank her parents, teachers, and coaches for pushing her and giving her the opportunity to play in college. She wants to thank Sam and Bo Coolen for giving her the chance to play at Grace College.
NPHS is excited to celebrate the future plans of it's Class of 2023. We want all students to have a plan to be either Employed, Enlisted, or Enrolled by the time they graduate.
