Spring Thing Craft Fair Fundraiser and Potluck BBQ

Friday April 26th 430-730PM at NOVA (inside the building, garden, and parking lot)

NOVA Yearbook

Order your 2023-2024 yearbook:

https://www.yearbookordercenter.com/?event=general.displayLanding&jobnumber=16023

OR with DEBIT/Credit card using SchoolPay! www.schoolpay.com

Pay as a “guest” or create an account using your student’s name or school ID#.

Consider paying extra to donate a yearbook to a student in need.

You can also pay with cash or a check payable to Nova ASB. Please let the NOVA office know if you need a yearbook donated.

Inclement weather / SNOW policy:

Nova’s Remote Learning Plan if Buildings are Closed due to Inclement Weather

Students will find links and lessons to work on posted on Moodle for each of their classes.  Classes will meet for the first 30 minutes on Zoom for a synchronous lesson followed by asynchronous work for the remainder of the class period. Committees will not meet but there will be a short check in time for coor every day for students who need tech or other support.

Reminder

Donations to food pantry are most needed mid-week. Snacks, easy to eat light meals, and breakfast items are popular with the students. Drop off at the office.

Considering going to Nova? Whether transferring or coming in from 8th grade, please call Karen at the front office for more information 206-252-3500. You can also check out the virtual open house!

NOVA ROOTS

(updated April 8, 2024)

Want to join Nova Roots? All you have to do is sign up. There are no dues!

Introduction To Nova a video by Nova volunteer and artist Britta Johnson.

Come to a Family Tour or Open House.

Spend some time on Seattle Public School’s Nova website.

Open Enrollment: High school students enrolled in Seattle Public Schools can transfer to Nova at any time during the school year. We are also enrolling rising 9th grade and current high school students for next year. Learn more online or call our front office at 206-252-3500 for more information.

Student Lucas G. shares his Nova story in a featured podcast for KUOW’s Radiolab show.

As Lucas says, “For some students, going to school means unwelcome questions. Questions about their identity, their sexuality, or the way they act.

This can force some people to avoid school or even drop out. I found a better alternative by transferring to Nova High School last year as a freshman.” You can listen to Lucas’ story here.