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

This is a mock up for grads and families to see what we are putting together to video students walking the stage. A compilation of all the video footage will be put together into a virtual ceremony and we will stream it on June 19th,

From SunFM: We know that this isn’t how you wanted to end your year and we want to help!

We want to showcase all of the 2020 Grads in the entire Region! How? Send us your Grad photo – either in cap and gown,

Just because the spring and summer high school seasons were cancelled doesn’t mean there aren’t plenty of NPSS Grizzlies accomplishments to celebrate.

The annual athletics awards will be announced throughout the week, starting June 2. In the weeks leading up to the awards,

Meet your new student council for 2020/2021! These students are eager to take on leadership roles and will be working hard to ensure your experience here is memorable!

https://www.prn.bc.ca/wp-content/Parent-Letter_Stage-3_May-192020.pdf

Just because the spring and summer high school seasons were cancelled doesn’t mean there aren’t plenty of NPSS Grizzlies accomplishments to celebrate. The annual athletics awards will be announced throughout the week, starting June 4. In the weeks leading up to the awards,

Have stuff laying around the house that you could upcycle and get creative? We have a challenge for you! Make a bird feeder out of various household items, scraps and toys and put it to work in the outdoors!