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Northwestern Girls basketball will play Eisenhower at Mercyhurst University on Wednesday, February 25, 2026 starting at 6:00 PM.
Tickets can be purchased online at https://www.piaadistrict10.org/d10-tickets or at the gate for $10 (exact change required).
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On February 13th, Madalyn Prenatt performed in the District 2 Jazz Band Festival. Madalyn auditioned in the fall for her spot in the ensemble and represented Northwestern well as we added this additional festival for our music students!
More information will be shared as far as ticket sales and prices in the coming weeks.
News from Northwestern High School---The principal’s cabinet, administration and teachers have selected our group of #PAWSForward winners for the month of February.
The students who are voted on in each grade represent one or many of the four PAWSForward traits. These traits include the following:
(P) for (positive) and respectful to teachers and classmates
(A) for (Active) in clubs and activities
(W) for (Willing) to go above and beyond to help others
(S) for (Strong) in mind and motivation.
The four selected students for February are as follows:
9th Grade: Layne Feltenberger- Positive: nominated by Mrs. Shipton
10th Grade: Michael Black- All of the traits: nominated by Mr. Petty
11th Grade: Apryl Wright- All of the traits but especially positive: nominated by Ms. Campbell
12th Grade: Arla Wadsworth- Positive, Active and Strong-minded nominated by Mr. Petty
Congratulations to all winners who will receive a free lunch of their choice!
Last week Dylan McNeish was sworn in as a junior supervisor for Elk Creek Township. Dylan is a junior at Northwestern HS, a member of the National Honor Society, and the Albion FFA.
Northwestern High School students continue to lead and make impacts in their school community. Go Cats!
After completing registration and fingerprinting, students made their way via a hand scan and lasers to Headquarters - where they were inducted in the CIA - Classroom Investigation Agency. 🕵🏻
Agents tested their skills through a series of math and literacy based missions to collect evidence to unlock where Agent 99 was keeping Zero the Hero.
At the end of the day, students were able to work as a team and decode the secret message and help rescue Zero! And, as a thank you - agents were awarded a special spy kit!! Check out their day of top secret fun at the link below.
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Counselors Miss Campbell & Mr. Nieder, Secretary Mrs. Frawley at Northwestern High School
Counselor Mrs. Hannah and Secretary, Mrs. Duda at Northwestern Middle School
Counselor Mrs. Andrews and Student Support Services Specialist Mrs. Finazzo at Northwestern & Springfield Elementary
Thank you for always supporting and encouraging the students to be successful each and every day!
#NSCW26
Overall, in the high School we had 83 total students attend every single school day in a cold January, with that being said, pictured from R to L:
9th Grade- Layla Blood
11th Grade- Braeden Reynolds
10th Grade- Jaelyn Patton
12th Grade- Zoey Johnson
Northwestern Truancy Officer- Alexis Canfield
Each student was awarded a $25 dollar gift card of their choice, congratulations to the selected students!
