It's the final countdown... 10 school days left. So many fun things are coming up this next week: Finale Rally, Senior Recognition Night, Senior Picnic & Grad Nite!!! Please make sure to read through the events in this smore to understand all rules and procedures for each one.

Important Things

• Last Day for Graduation Tickets- they are on sale at the Student Store and online for one more day. Please buy by 6/2. Please review the rules below before purchasing.
• Finale Rally & Spirit Week
• Senior Picnic
• Grad Nite
• Yearbook Delivery is delayed. We will keep you posted.
• Technology Reminder-Learn Accounts will be disabled right after graduation. Please review instructions below for transferring your account over to a personal one.
• Save the Date for Senior Sunset & Donation Requests
• Grad Practices, Attire (No Decorating Caps), and Rules

Remember to make sure to review all the information below to avoid missing out on anything. Also, follow the Class of 2023 on Instagram @nphs.23 and bookmark Senior Information on the NPHS website. Please continue to work hard and make good choices so that you can cross that finish line with pride.

As always, we are here to answer any questions you might have. Do not hesitate to reach out to me or our AP of Activities, Carly Adams.

We Are Better Together!

Mr. Lepire

Senior Picnic is Wednesday June 7. Students who are attending must have purchased a ticket during ticket sales. Please check your Student Store account online to make sure you have a ticket.

Seniors attending Picnic are excused from class for the day and their attendance will be taken in the Gym at 9:30am so that we can load the busses and depart by 10:00am. Students who are not attending Picnic are expected to be in class or parent/guardian will need to clear the absence with attendance.

Reminder that every student attending must have a completed Field Trip Permission Form on file. Students were notified if they have NOT completed a form. If a form is not completed, the student will not be allowed to attend. Please read through the form carefully, fill it out, and submit. If you have any questions, please contact cadams@conejousd.org.

Lunch will be provided to all students including gluten free and vegetarian options. Drinks, snacks and popsicles will also be included throughout the day. There is an inflatable water slide, paddle boats, lawn games, picnic games, and more.

What to Wear/Bring:

• Swimsuits (make sure the suit adequately covers all private parts, even while swimming)
• Sunscreen
• Towels
• Hats

Students attending MUST ride the bus TO and FROM picnic.

Please arrive in the Gym at 9:30am for Check-in. All students are subject to a security search so please make sure to continue to follow all school rules, policies, and procedures for this activity to avoid disciplinary action including the loss of Graduation. Busses will leave around 10am and will return around 4pm.

Bus Assignments are alphabetical based on last names:

• Bus #1: A-Can
• Bus #2: Car-Fi
• Bus #3: Fle-Hu
• Bus #4: Hua-Lip
• Bus #5: Lo-Ng
• Bus #6: Nu-Re
• Bus #7: Rho-Stei
• Bus #8: Stew-Zo

Please arrive on time and follow the rules so that we can have a fun in the sun kind of day.

Grad Nite is at Six Flags Magic Mountain on Friday, June 9th-Saturday, June 10th. Students can only attend if they purchased a ticket during sales. No additional tickets can be purchased, and tickets can't be refunded. Tickets can only be used by the student who purchased it, no transfers. No season passes are accepted.

Grad Nite is an exclusive event where the park is only open to seniors and their school chaperones. There are no student in and out privileges. Once you enter the park you can't leave until the end of the event. The park is closed to the public and the event is from 9pm-4am. Students MUST ride the bus TO and FROM the event, and are required to stay the entire event.

What each student can experience there: There are thrilling coasters and high energy dance areas featuring DJs playing the hottest hits, as well as movies playing throughout the night at Golden Bear Theater. Some extra grad perks is that every student attending will be given a free meal, a 2023 grad souvenir, and a Grad Pass that provides over 180 return visits to Six Flags Magic Mountain. If a student would like to purchase any additional food, beverages, or souvenirs, Six Flags only accepts credit cards. They have kiosks available to transfer cash into a debit card that can be used for those students without cards.

Reminder that every student attending must have a completed Field Trip Permission Form on file. Students who have NOT completed a form have been notified. If a form is not completed, the student will not be allowed to attend. Please read through the form carefully, fill it out, and submit. If you have any questions, please contact cadams@conejousd.org.

Students are to meet in the NPHS GYM at 6:30pm with their School/Photo ID to check-in and load busses.

All students are subject to a security search so please make sure to continue to follow all school/district and Six Flags rules, policies, and procedures for this activity to avoid disciplinary action including the loss of Graduation. In addition to our school and district rules, as well as the Park Policies already in place at Six Flags Magic Mountain, the following rules and regulations apply during Grad Nite:

• Absolutely NO Alcohol, Drugs, or Weapons of any kind are permitted.
• Six Flags is a SMOKE–FREE Park and will not tolerate smoking in the park on Grad Nite. This includes E-Cigarettes and Vaping.
• Only buses or chaperone driven vehicles will be permitted to park. Absolutely NO student/parent driven vehicles will be permitted.
• No student or guest of a student will be permitted to leave Grad Nite prior to park closing.
• No outside food, drink, coolers or other food containers are permitted.
• ALL students and guests are required to adhere to the Dress Code provided or entrance to Grad Nite may not be permitted.

Six Flags Dress Code

In keeping with their family-friendly environment, and for safety reasons, Six Flags enforces a dress code. Proper attire must be worn in the park at all times, including shirts and appropriate footwear. Clothing or tattoos with offensive language or graphics are not permitted at any time. Examples of clothing NOT permitted are those displaying:

• Profanity
• Pornography
• Graphic violence
• Support of alcohol and/or drugs and drug use
• Gang symbols
• Promotion of discrimination against any group
• Ski Masks

Remember:

• Six Flags Security has the right to refuse admission to anyone they deem not appropriately dressed for the event.
• Any student or guest not permitted because of dress code must remain accompanied by a chaperone until a resolution has been found.

Recommendations:

• For security to go quicker, it is recommended to NOT bring any bags or purses. Backpacks are not permitted, unless it is a drawstring backpack. Backpacks, purses, or bags, if brought, should NOT exceed 8.5x11 in size.
• Wear jeans or leggings/yoga pants
• Wear T-shirts, Blouse, Sweater or Top that covers breasts, backs, and bellies.
• Temperatures drop overnight – it is recommended to avoid wearing shorts, skirts, or dresses. Bring a Sweatshirt.

No student is allowed to bring medication into the park, including over the counter. If medicine is required to be taken, it needs to be given to their bus chaperone to hold and make arrangements for medication to be given.

Students should enjoy this all night party and will leave Six Flags at 4am and will arrive at NPHS around 4:45/5am ready to sleep their Saturday away. :-)

As the end of the 2022-2023 school year approaches, Technology Services would like to remind everyone that district-issued Chromebooks assigned to graduating seniors will be collected at the end of the year. Collection dates will be communicated in the weeks leading up to the end of the school year, but please be aware that devices will not be collected prior to finals, as students may be required to use them for their exams.

Please remember that Learn Accounts will be disabled right after graduation. Please transfer anything you would like to keep to your personal accounts before then. If you have changed your account settings in anyway use the instructions below. If not, a simple method is to click on your profile in the upper right corner of Drive, and then click on “Data & Privacy”. From there, you should be able to click on “Transfer Your Content” & send your files to a personal Google Drive just by typing in your email & verifying that email.

At NPHS each graduate is to wear a black graduation gown, cap, a 2023 tassel, and a 2023 NPHS Class Stole to the graduation ceremony. Individual students may receive specific academic recognition stoles/cords/pins for accomplishments they have made at NPHS. Those students will be recognized at the Senior Recognition Night on June 6th, and they will receive their regalia there.

Our CVUSD Board Policy states that any graduating student who has completed basic training and is an active member of any branch of the United States Armed Forces may, at the student's option, wear a military dress uniform at the ceremony (Education Code 35183.3). Any student who has officially enlisted shall be permitted to wear a recognized object provided by any branch of the United States Armed Forces.

Students shall be permitted to wear tribal regalia or recognized objects of religious or cultural significance as an adornment to the customary ceremonial attire, as long as the adornment does not cause a substantial disruption of, or material interference with, the graduation ceremony (Education Code 35183.1). “Adornment” means something attached to, or worn with, but not replacing, the cap and gown customarily worn at school graduation ceremonies. “Cultural” means recognized practices and traditions of a certain group of people.

Students are not permitted to decorate their caps or have any other adornments without prior administrative approval. Students who desire to wear military dress or any cultural/religious adornments shall notify the school principal at least 14 days before the graduation (May 30) for approval.