December IPSF information
Further questions? Please contact our PTSA IPSF Representative Madhavi Holay at
Sunday, December 15, 2019
Screenagers Movie
PTSA presents the screening of “SCREENAGERS
NEXT CHAPTER” at 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday,
February 18, 2020. This is a follow
up and second chapter of our first screening of “Screenagers” in 2017. This film continues the topic of screen time
for teenagers, but in this next chapter it furthers discussions on the effects
of screen time and social media on teenagers and how parents deal with it. Please mark your calendar for this special
screening!
Monday, December 9, 2019
PTSA Lunch Time Presentations for Students
Please consider sharing your career
with our NHS students in 2020! PTSA
organizes lunch time presentations for our students to learn and hear about a
variety of careers and professions. In
the past we have had Civil Engineers, Air Traffic Controller, Attorneys,
Accountants, Doctors, Aerospace/Mechanical Engineers, Private Detective and a
former member of the Military speak with our students to share some insight
into what careers are out there. This is a wonderful way to bring information
directly to our students about possible careers they may be interested in! If
you are in the industry of manufacturing, food, the arts, retail, fashion,
restaurant, or the profession of law, medicine, science and/or education, our
students would love to hear from you!
If you are interested, please contact
Anita Raman at programsptsanhs@gmail.com Thank you for your consideration and time!
Sunday, December 1, 2019
CONGRATULATIONS! PTA Reflections Award Winners
The following Northwood High School
students received awards from entering the PTA Reflections program with this
year’s theme “Look Within”:
Award of Excellence: Kevin Sohn, Freshman – Literature, Title
of Entry: Specks and Places
Award of Excellence: Kaitlin Blam, Junior – Photography, Title
of Entry: The Unseen Healer
Award of Excellence: Audrey Harjanto – Music Composition, Title
of Entry: Kindling Flame
Thank you to all our following NHS
participants:
Peiying Tsai, Junior – Visual Art, Title of Entry: Within the Artist
Ellie Lan, Sophomore – Visual Art, Title of Entry: Beauty in Chaos
Karen Wang, Freshman – Visual Art, Title of Entry: Within the Ocean
Seo Yeon Chung, Senior – Literature, Title of Entry: A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Woman
Vritti Chopra, Freshman – Literature, Title of Entry: Beyond the Reflection
Nicole Fassett, Sophomore – Photography, Title of Entry: Equanimity Awaits
Bethany Huang, Senior – Photofraphy, Title of Entry: The Heart of Piano
PTSA Career Lunch Presentation
Tuesday,
December 3th 2019 at the College & Career Center in Room 1035
Career:
Civil Engineering
Come and ask the professionals in
the field about their careers. What are the necessary qualifications? What are
the salary and growth options? What are the positives and negatives of the
profession? What should you do to prepare for this career?
As the Deputy Director of Public Works for the City of Irvine, Scott
Smith oversees a $70M+ annual budget and a team of 130+ staff members who have
the responsibility of building and maintaining the City’s road infrastructure,
public parks, public buildings, and public amenities within the Great Park. Mr.
Smith previously worked for the City of Oceanside, owned his own Engineering
and Construction business, and worked at various engineering firms creating
designs for undeveloped land. He is a licensed Civil Engineer, Traffic
Engineer, Land Surveyor, and General Contractor. Mr. Smith obtained his Masters
and Bachelors degrees from California State University - Fullerton and the
University of California – Irvine, respectively. He lives in Irvine with his
wife and two teenage sons, who attend Northwood High School.
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