Grad Photos will be held Jan 13th – Jan 18th. Booking is now available ONLINE @ https://www.mountainwest.ca/

There will be a $10.00 sitting fee due at time of photos paid directly to your photographer via Cash or Cheque.

Please read the following attachment for information on your upcoming Graduation in June 2020.

2019-2020 Grad LetterDownload

The Junior Girls Basketball team opened their season this past weekend at the Condor Classic hosted by Duchess Park in Prince George. The Grizzlies started strong on Friday night with a 61-49 win over Prince George Secondary.

We made Vanillekiperfel (vanilla crescent cookies) in foods 10! Clara Delater, an exchange student from Germany loved being able to make a traditional Christmas cookie (with a twist!)

Adjusted Bell Schedule – Wednesday, December
18

Recycling and Locker Clean Out

1:50                 Trucks from
the district will be here to collect recycling (from classes) and garbage (from
locker clean out)

Adjusted Bell Schedule – Thursday,

Maddie Carter poses with some of the Sr Alternate made gifts by the donation tree. Photographer: Brenna Halbert

Each year the Senior Alt students of North Peace Secondary brainstorm and pitch humanitarian projects to each other.

The Junior boys had their second test of the season this weekend in Tumbler Ridge. The Grizzlies started the tournament strong, with a 95-28 win over the Tumbler Ridge Kodiaks and 104-23 win over the Dawson Creek 9s.

There are a couple of spots available in the Trades Sampler program through Dual Credit for next semester at NLC.

If any students are interested they can contact:

Sharon Hoecherl, Dual Credit Coordinator, North Peace Secondary School Phone (250)785-4429 Ext.

NPSS Presents Grease! Opening night was Friday, Nov 30. There are a few tickets left for their remaining 3 shows on December 5, 6, and 7 at the North Peace Cultural Centre. Get yours before they’re sold out!

Our Senior Girls Volleyball team was in Vancouver last week competing at the AAAA Provincial Championships. The Grizzlies started off with tough pool play matches against Claremont (#10 , Kelowna (#1) and Seaquam (#11). As this was the first time at Provincials for a majority of the team,