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After a chaotic two years, the senior class of 2022 finally reunited in person for their final year of high school. The students will all look back on their high school years fondly and reminisce on the great memories that NC provided. “One of my favorite memories from school is having classroom debates and discussions with some of my favorite teachers. I loved hearing everyones opinions and being able to make connections with other students,” senior Maddy Nomura said.

Class of 2022 says goodbye to the school that shaped their future

Hannah Gresham, Features Editor
April 23, 2022
Magnet senior Tara Anastasoff walks across the stage in the Performing Arts Center to receive her sash, certificate, and medal for completing the Magnet program. Students received recognition for all their efforts in the program during the is ceremony.

Magnet convocation 2019

Jayden Stabler, Sports Editor
May 22, 2019
The Magnet program will hold their first ever sock exchange event this year on December 18 during all lunches in the Magnet Lounge. The event allows Magnet students to meet other peers within NC through their shared admiration of socks. “The sock exchange is a really cool opportunity for students to find creative, fun, and crazy socks. You bring it into your bundle teacher and they put it in a paper bag and you explain why you chose these crazy socks. The ultimate goal is for us to get to know each other a little better and create a community within the Magnet program and I am excited to be a part of it. I’ve already gotten several crazy pairs,” AP Lang teacher Lindsey Theaker said.

Snazzy socks

November 27, 2018
Expectations vs. Reality: Living out of district

Expectations vs. Reality: Living out of district

Elyssa Abbott, Reporter, Photographer
August 22, 2018

Magnet seniors climb Capitol Hill and take on D.C. for the annual Senior Capstone trip

Turner Markwalter, Reporter, Photographer
December 18, 2017
Leadership council gathers to discuss the trials and tribulations that come along with being a Magnet student, as well as talk to parents about their concerns for high school. Students talked about their own passions and how NC will fit their passions. “I like talking to the middle schoolers because they come for social studies and I can tell theyre interested,” junior Chesley Lucas said.

Magnet open house welcomes in prospective students

Morgan Brown, Reporter, Photographer
October 30, 2017
The Magnet Foundation held a competition for students to design of the annual t-shirt, their largest fundraiser of the year. Sales remain open through tomorrow.

Catlin draws her way to victory in Magnet T-shirt contest

Harrison Glaze, Reporter, Cartoonist
October 23, 2017
Magnet coordinator David Stephenson speaks on the year to come, touching on the various travel opportunities available to students, and how they can become involved in other programs at the school. He also stressed his availability for anyone with questions they need answered throughout the year.

Magnet students serve up successful potluck dinner

Joshua Dawson, Videographer
September 6, 2017
The Magnet Program has put up a large billboard near the front office for tomorrow’s Magnet Fall Open House for interested 8th graders wanting to join NC’s Magnet Program. This event gives the students and parents of those interested a better understanding of the program and a great time to ask any last minute questions. The Open House will be from 6:30 p.m to 8:30 p.m.

Magnet Open House tomorrow

October 21, 2015
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