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A fifth grader at John Clem Elementary tests her robot for an upcoming robotics competition

<strong>Souper Bowl Winner at Cherry Valley Elementary </strong> - The girls beat the boys in the school's annual food drive contest. The girls collected 593 cans of food while the boys hit 459

<strong>Taking Shape -</strong> Construction continues at McGuffey Elementary. The renovated and expanded school will open in August

<strong>2012 Hall of Fame Inductees</strong>

These are just a few of the many drawings, photographs and paintings created by Newark High School students that are on display at the Licking County Arts Association until Feb. 22. Artwork by Jasmine Green and Jordan Kidd

Members of the Wilson Middle School Art Club paint a colorful summer mural

Two Hillview Elementary students will be attending the Nasa Space Camp this summer, thanks to Boeing and Nasa. Also pictured is Darenda Taylor Gee of Boeing, left, and Suzi Scott of Nasa.

Jennipher Linebrink of State Farm assists a Wilson Middle School student during Cooking Club. Linebrink started the after-school program three years ago.

The new student dining facility at Newark High School will seat 400.

<p>Beginning January 17, the new attendance office will be located in the Commons.</p>

<p>The new serving area in the Commons. It will open January 23.<br /> </p>

<p>Sixth graders from Heritage Middle School tour the campus of Ohio Dominican University. It was all made possible, thanks to the PEAK program and A Call to College.</p>

<p>Wilson Middle School 6th graders tour the campus of Ohio Universty at Zanesville</p>

Liberty Middle School 6th graders on the campus of Denison University

<p>Jeff Hogan of 10 TV with the Million Dollar Dream Committee. Hogan participated in the Free Throw Challenge at a recent Wildcat basketball game</p>

<p>Science can be fun as seen here at the Ben Franklin Elementary COSI Family Night. A big thank you to Boeing for sponsoring the event.</p>

State Superintendent Stan Heffner visits with students at McGuffey Elementary. Principal Martha Harmon is also pictured.

Dr. Bonnie Coe, president of Central Ohio Technical College, reads to the second graders at Legend Elementary<br />

A Call to College celebrates its 20th anniversary and announces that over $5 million has been collected during its capital campaign

Courtney Johnson, a teacher at Legend Elementary, invites students to pick and smell basil from the school's garden

Making a Difference

Superintendent Doug Ute paid a surprise visit to Heritage Middle School recently and interrupted a few teachers in a meeting. With flowers in hand, he presented the colorful blooms to Sara Gruver and announced that she is the recipient of the 2012 Coughlin Automotive You Make a Difference Award.

Wildcat Basketball

There are just a few home basketball games left in the season. The boys will play at 7:30 p.m.Tuesday and will face Pickerington Central. Tip-off is at 7:30 p.m.

Financial Aid Workshop February 9

Do you need assistance with your financial aid forms? Help is available. A Call to College is offering a free workshop from 4 - 7 p.m. February 9 in the high school administrative center, also known as the Hub.

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UPCOMING EVENTS

NCS School Board Meeting

@NHS Commons (Cafeteria)

Mon 2/13/2012 - 6:30 PM

Late Arrival Day

@All Newark City Schools

Thu 2/16/2012

SCHOOLS CLOSED

@All Newark City Schools

Fri 2/17/2012

SCHOOLS CLOSED - Presidents' Day

@All Newark City Schools

Mon 2/20/2012

Late Arrival Day

@All Newark City Schools

Thu 3/8/2012

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