News
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Students “Hang With the Best” at a local art show
Every year, students participate in the “Hang With the Best” art show. This year, Ava Cooper, senior, took home the first place award for photography...
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NPHS celebrates kindness instead of love on Valentine’s Day
Students and staff spread kindness this Valentine’s Day by making Valentine’s grams, putting on blind date with a book in the library and making senior...
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Teachers train for trauma identification within students
A survey done by NCTSN Child Trauma Toolkit for Educators found that, by age 16, one in four students have experienced some sort of trauma....
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Canadian Prime Minister speaks at Reagan Library
To promote the North American Free Trade Agreement and Canadian-American relations, Justin Trudeau, Prime Minister of Canada, visited California and hosted several forums, starting his...
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1999 is not so different from 2018
Although it’s been nearly 20 years since the Panther Prowler’s 1999 issues, we still see similar social issues to those we see today. As part...
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New IB Theater program approved for next year
New International Baccalaureate (IB) classes continue to be added to the schedule, further setting us apart from other schools in the district. This year, IB...
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Students spend a day with cancer patients
June, 2 years old, thoroughly enjoyed popping bubbles; Deandra, a year older, preferred creating art with chalk; and Alyssa, 9 years old, was the champion...
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School in the 90’s reflects today: Pagers, punk music and protests
The 90’s: teens everywhere were walking around with scrunchies in their hair, mood rings on their fingers and Walkmans in their pockets, fit with the...
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New CTSO club regulations close FBLA and HOSA
Starting next year, the clubs Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) and Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) will no longer be clubs tied to...
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School board censures Mike Dunn
The room was packed as the school board meeting commenced. Concerned citizens carried signs, wore purple t-shirts and lined up in front of the district...