North Brunswick High School will provide a rigorous education that empowers each learner to become a responsible, productive citizen in a diverse and changing world.

North Brunswick High School Graduation will be at

Brunswick Community College - Odell Williamson Auditorium at 9am.

If you are unable to attend, you can view live.  click here.

June 17, 2013 - July 18, 2013

8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Note: No Class on Fridays & No Class on Thursday, July 4, 2013

Brunswick County Schools is sponsoring a summer food service program for children ages 1-18 and best of all, it's FREE!

(North Brunswick HS is one of the three site locations)

•NO FEE•NO REGISTRATION•NO PROOF OF INCOME•NO MEAL TICKETS•

SERVING DATES: June 25-August 16, Monday-Friday (Closed July 4)

SERVING TIMES: 11:30am - 1:00pm

3rd annual Clarence Brown North Brunswick

Basketball Camp to be held this summer.

Click here for more information.

Click here for a list of approved novels, based on grade level, for summer reading.  Please select a novel from the appropriate list and read it over break. Upon returning to school in August, you WILL be tested to demonstrate your competencies in reading and writing, so reading a selected novel will prepare you for this test. The test will determine whether you will remain in the honors level course or move to an on-level course .

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Start / End Time

7:45 am to 2:45 pm

Graduation Project Handbook

Senior Project Guidelines

5th Quarter is a 30-minute plus period that has been incorporated into the end of the regular school day to help students get extra help in their courses. It is a great opportunity to allow students extra time to finish class work, complete homework and projects, or allow teacher a chance to work on extra labs and hands-on activities to enhance the classroom experience that cannot be completed during regular instructional time. Students who are performing well, at the discretion of their teachers are not required to attend 5th quarter tutoring but may opt to leave campus with parental permission or go to one of the on-campus alternative sites.

In an effort to supplement classroom instruction and provide our students with another level of support NBHS is encouraging the use of Khan Academy instructional videos.  Parents, students, and teachers across the country are discovering the value of the simple videos.  Keep reading to learn more.

Khan Academy is an educational website that aims to let anyone "learn almost anything-for free." Students, or anyone interested enough to surf by, can watch some 2,400 videos in which the site's founder, Salman Khan, chattily discusses principles of math, science, and economics. The videos are generally 7 to 14 minutes long, they consist of a voice-over by Khan describing a mathematical concept or explaining how to solve a problem while his hand-scribbled formulas and diagrams appear onscreen. In addition to these videos, the website offers software that generates practice problems and rewards good performance with videogame-like badges-for answering a "streak" of questions correctly, say, or mastering a series of algebra levels. ( www.khanacademy.org )

The chart below contains links that will help you and your students quickly access the content you need.