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The mission of Northeast High School
is to foster a safe environment for individual students to acquire the life skills, both intellectual and personal, which will enable them to become
self-directed learners both now and
in the future.

“We must be the change we wish to
see in the world”-Mahatma Gandhi

Contact
Northeast High School
700 NE 56th Street
700 Brent Jett Blvd.
Oakland Park, FL 33334

(754) 322-1550 - Main Office
(754) 322-1680 - Fax
(754) 322-1565 - Guidance
(754) 322-1552 - Attendance
(754) 322-1633 - 9th Gr. Academy

Magnet Office
Amy Varo-Haub
(754) 322-1618

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Current NE High School hours are
7:35 AM - 2:40 PM. First period
begins at 7:40 AM. Office hours are
7:00 AM - 3:30 PM.

In accordance with state law,
Section 1003.32(2), Florida
Statutes, student supervision on campus is provided from 7:10 a.m.
to 3:10 p.m. (30 minutes before
classes begin and after they end).

Northeast High School
Has been awarded the 2007 GOLDEN SCHOOL AWARD
from the State of Florida Commissioner
of Education Jeanine Blomberg. This award has been given in recognition
of the leadership and support rendered
to the school volunteer program.

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Student Code of Conduct
Graduation Requirements
Testing Schedule 2007-2008
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Family Counseling
2008 Finals Schedule

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Drivers Education
Northeast High Clubs
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Freshman Orientation Camp Information
Broward School Calendar 2008-09

Northeast High Celebrated ESE Week
The Northeast High School staff and student clubs honored those who work with ESE students with a series of exciting events and honors.
In the Main Hallway, a bulletin board displayed ESE students’ work and ESE Department information. Every ESE teacher and paraprofessional received gift bags from
Ms. Hinkson, the ESE Specialist, to honor their work and dedication. At the end of the week, a breakfast sponsored by the Human Relations Council was provided for ESE teachers by the Best Buddies program. The culminating event was the luncheon sponsored by the SGA, hosted and served by the students in Ms. Smith's class. The students prepared the classroom as a restaurant, with hosts/ hostesses, servers, and bus staff. The luncheon was a tremendous success, as the customers' included school administrators, staff, area office visitors and the students.
Mr. Williams, Principal of Northeast High, had this to say:
"Ms. Hinkson and the entire ESE staff truly exemplify what it takes to reach every child, every chance, every day. That's what it's all about." Our hats off to Northeast High!
Tired of the bus? LEARN TO DRIVE!
Free Driver Education Classes are held at Northeast
for all 15 to 19 year old students.
Call 954-587-7693 to register. Space is limited so call now!
GET INVOLVED! JOIN A NORTHEAST HIGH CLUB!

NORTHEAST HIGH SCHOOL
CLUBS 2007 - 2008

CLUB NAME

SPONSOR

ROOM

MAJOR AREA of INTEREST (MAI)

MEETINGS

AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL

Derek Gordon

16 N

Social Studies/Language Arts.  Spread awareness of the struggles around the world.

Wednesdays after school.

AOF – Academy of Finance

Michele Knapp

22 S

Entrepreneurship.  Classroom theory focused on business & finance with hands-on training.

See teacher.  Must be in the Fashion Program in 11th & 12th grade.

ART CLUB

Derek Gordon

16 N

Arts/Visual Arts/Drawing & Painting.  Help beautify the campus with murals and drawings.

Thursdays after school.

BEST BUDDIES

Althea Walker

18 S

Peer Counseling.  Be a friend to someone with special needs.

Twice per month, every other Thursday, 3:30 PM.  Also on Mondays during 2nd Lunch.

BPA

Vivian Steel

8 S

Entrepreneurship.  Get a taste of what it’s like to be in the business world.

Thursdays after school.

DECA

Michelle Knapp

22 S

Fashion Design/Marketing Education.  See what it’s like to work in the fast-paced fashion industry.

Must be in the Fashion Program.

DRAMA SOCIETY

Patrick Berkley

45 S

Drama – Theater Arts.  Shine like a star on stage or behind the scenes in all of Northeast’s productions.

Wednesdays after school

ECOLOGY CLUB

Marianne Snow

23 N

Science/Science Education.  Help spread the “green effect”.

Thursdays after school, 3:00 – 4:00 PM.

FFEA

Diane Spencer

17 S

Educational Studies.  Volunteer at our nearby elementary school and explore the career of teaching.

Wednesdays after school.

FIRST PRIORITY

Kevin Alexander

2506

Leadership.  Christian Club to encourage students to live honorably and selflessly while pointing people to Christ for life’s answers.

Tuesdays at 3:50 PM

GAY STRAIGHT ALLIANCE

Patrick Berkley

45 S

Leadership/Social Studies.  Be a part of the cause.  Come to get or give support.

Tuesdays after school.

HOCKEY TEAM

Rachel Mittler

40 N

Physical Education-Fitness.  Show your skills on the ice.

See teacher.

HOSA

Susan Steinberg

28 S

Health Occupations.  Get a feel of the medical world from blood drives to CPR sessions.

Every other Wednesday after school.

HUMAN RELATIONS COUNCIL

Althia Walker

18 S

Leadership/Social Studies.  Spread diversity across the campus.

Every other Tuesday, 3:30 PM.

HUMANE SOCIETY

Kim Barron

5 S

Leadership/Social Studies.  Help support our furry friends.

Wednesdays after school.

JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE

Tim Kandel

CF2

Liberal Arts/Foreign Languages – Latin.  Senior high school students interested in antiquity.

Tuesdays after school, 2:40 – 3:30 PM

KEY CLUB

Jenese Giles

1 S

Leadership/Social Studies.  This is a great club for working off your volunteer hours.

Tuesdays after school

MODEL UNITED NATIONS

Kim Barron

5 S

Language Arts/Social Studies.  An authentic simulation of the U.N. General Assembly and other multilateral bodies.

TBA – check with teacher.

MU ALPHA THETA

Reinaldo Ponce

17 N

College Prep/Math Concentration.  Show your smarts in mathematics.

Tuesdays after school.  Check with teacher for current meetings.

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY

Kim Barron

5 S

Leadership.  Volunteer and spread cheer in this club.

Mondays after school.

NEWSPAPER CLUB

Bob Crosby

12 S

English & Journalism. Be a part of “The Breeze” and put your thoughts on paper for the school to read.

By teacher approval only.  See teacher if interested.

RUGBY TEAM

TBA

TBA

Physical Education-Fitness.  Show your skills on the field.

TBA

SADD

Mary Fitzgerald

850

Leadership/Social Studies.  Students Against Drunk Driving. 

TBA

STUDENT GOVERNMENT

William Strachan

46 S

Leadership.  Be the voice for your student body.

See teacher if interested for next year.

TECH CLUB

Rachel Mittler

40 N

Information Technology.  Work with the most up-to-date technology.

Tuesdays after school.

WOMEN OF TOMORROW

Adrienne Nelson

851

Entrepreneurship Integrated/Leadership.  Motivates and empowers young women to live up to their full potential.

See teacher if interested.

YEARBOOK CLUB

Jenese Giles

1 S

Publishing.  Work to create a showcase of our memories at Northeast High.

By teacher approval only.  Sign up previous year with teacher.

YOUTH CRIME WATCH

Lawrence Quinn

62 N

Social Studies/Legal Protective Services.  Patrol the halls and keep our school safe.

Thursdays, 7:10 AM

In 62 N
 

latin

The Latin Club street clean up. Pictured student is Alicia Maskley.

latin