The attached map below outlines the ‘Grad Reverse Parade’ for Friday June 19th at 1:30pm -3:00pm. The Grad parade will have students placed in designated spots as outlined on the map. Those community members that would like to celebrate and share well wishes need to know that the parade route will not be closed off.

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We would like to acknowledge the video, “What it means to us to be Indigenous,” it was created on the traditional territory of the Dane-zaa. The schools of School District No. 60, Fort St. John BC,

Joe Brooks and the SD60 Jazz band perform Louie Louie!

Enjoy this slideshow of the 19/20 NPSS Grizzlies sports teams.

Athlete of the Year: This award is given to one Male and Female athlete from this year’s graduating class who consistently demonstrates the following characteristics: leadership, sportsmanship, community involvement, academic achievement, and a desire to do their best both on and off the field.

Congratulations to all Senior Band members for your hard work! Your award winners are:

Most improved Band member: Brooklyn Hackworth

Service Award: Jonathon Pike

Top Musician, Grade 10: Brian Hoffmann

Top Musician, Grade 11: Cambria Tetrault

Top Musician,

WRESTLING

Coaches Ian Forbes & Josh Cullen

The wrestling team had a great season, with as many as 15 kids coming out at one time for practice. This year, the program focused on skill development, fostering a love of the sport,

Being a Grizzly means being part of a family; a family that holds you to a higher standard, pushes you to be the best version of yourself, and will always be there to pick you up when you’re down.

Current NPSS students share what it means to them to be a Grizzly. Today, Megan Salinas, Brynn Shaw, Emma Carlstad, Tim Stobbe, Tristan Hynes, Jordynn McPherson, and Ethyn Lang are interviewed. Full article published on Alaska Highway News