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Tea Time with Richard Kick
Richard Kick works as a statistics and computer science teacher at NPHS. I had the chance to sit down with him to learn more about...
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NPHS Choir kicks into season with some holiday cheer
On Dec. 17 and 18, the NPHS Choir department hosted a virtual concert showcasing their different levels of choir and several soloists singing various holiday...
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Tisor retires from her teaching career
After 36 years of teaching Spanish, Karen Tisor will be retiring at the end of this school year, completing her teaching career with NPHS. In...
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Orchestra spreads holiday spirit virtually
With COVID restrictions, the NPHS orchestra has had to make the switch to online learning and for their winter concert, they were 100 percent virtual....
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Jim Olson recalls adventures traveling for the L.A. Natural History Museum
From meeting heads of state to collecting samples of plants deep in jungles or looking for a gorilla to photograph with the help of a...
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Special Education students face new challenges
While the majority of students are not scheduled to return to school until January, several classes are well underway in the blended learning model. Select...
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Tea Time with Mrs. Nedwick
Lesley Nedwick, a counselor at NPHS, encourages students to reach out for support during these difficult times. Read our Tea Time to see why she...
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Ricafort retires after 14 years at NPHS
Carmenita Ricafort is retiring this year on Dec. 30 after 14 years at Newbury Park. Ricafort has worked hard with Nick Guerin to make the...
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Anne Alvarez named Teacher of the Month
CVUSD’s October Teacher of the Month accolade honored Anne Alvarez, a special education teacher at NPHS, for her dedication and tireless work to ensure that...
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Periods with Pride advocates for menstrual equity
Periods with Pride is an organization that strives to fight period poverty and advocate for menstrual equity. NPHS students recently created a club on campus...
