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Please see Warren County Schools revised return to school schedule.
As you know, the state of NC requires all JUNIORS to complete the ACT test. Those who were unable to participate in the original test are to report to campus for the make-up administration next Tuesday, March 9, beginning at 8:00 a.m. Do bring your school-issued Chromebooks and be assured all social distancing protocols will be in place.
Seniors-Please check your email for important information regarding Life Touch cap and gown pictures, scheduled for next Friday, March 12!
We’re looking forward this morning to Day 3 of the National New Tech Network’s annual spring leadership summit, originating from Palo Alto, CA!
Please know that report cards for our fourth six-week grading period were mailed this morning via the USPS and should be arriving at your homes in short order!
Please join us in saluting these standout Knights earning placement on the Principal’s List and Honor Roll for our fourth six-week grading period; we’re very proud of you!
What a wonderful cultural exchange we enjoyed today in Mr. Wray’s class as the wonders of technology allowed as to visit, in real time, with students and educators in his native Jamaica!
New Tech is honored to be part of Read Across America Day 2021! This year’s theme is “Creating and Celebrating a Nation of Diverse Readers.”
As you know, all sophomores are expected to participate in the important pre-ACT test, which gives invaluable information to students and parents regarding college readiness. This exam will be administered free-of-charge on campus with all social distancing protocols in place on Tuesday, March 16, beginning at 8:00 a.m. Best wishes to the Class of 2023!
Throughout March, we will be celebrating Women’s History Month 2021 here at New Tech!
Just picked up the new yard signs and can’t wait to share them with our Students of the Month; many thanks to Kevin at Lynch’s Signs and Graphics for doing such a great job! #Knight #Pride
On this date in 1869, Congress sends the 15th Amendment, which gives African-American men the right to vote, to the states for ratification, secured on February 3, 1870.
On this day in 1870, Hiram Revels, born in Fayetteville, NC, becomes the first African-American to serve in the U.S. Congress, appointed to the Senate to represent Mississippi during Reconstruction.
On this day in 1864, Dr. Rebecca Lee Crumpler becomes the first African-American woman to earn a medical degree in the United States.
After completing his ACT today, Mhajai Wilson was honored for his selection as our junior class Student of the Month!
Congratulations to Esther Williams, our Class of 2024 Student of the Month!
We love Mrs. Joseph’s “six word story” in honor of Black History Month 2021!
Throughout February, our students, faculty and administration are crafting “six word stories” in honor of Black History Month.
She became one of the 20th Century’s most influential jurists. On Feb. 23, 1965, Constance Baker Motley is voted Manhattan Borough president, the highest elective office held by an African-American woman in a major U.S. city until that time. As noted below, this is but one of the many “firsts” achieved by this remarkable scholar!
On this day in 1979, Frank E. Peterson, Jr., the first African-American aviator in our United States Marine Corps, also becomes its first African-American general. In 1998, he penned his autobiography, Into the Tiger’s Jaw, and in 2010 was appointed to the U. S. Naval Academy’s Board of Visitors.