North View Junior High
5869 69th Avenue North
Brooklyn Park, MN 55429
763-585-7200
FAX Number 763-585-7210
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Class Hours: 8:10 am - 2:40 pm
Office Hours: 7:00 am - 4:00 pm
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Telephone Numbers
NVJH Automated Phone System
Dial 763-585-7200 then select one of the following
FREQUENTLY CALLED PHONE NUMBERS
NVJH Attendance Number: ............................................................
585-7250
Please call this number when reporting your child’s absence
from school, or late arrival to school.
NVJH Office .....................................................................................585-7200
NVJH Fax ........................................................................................
585-7210
Laidlaw Bus Company:
Champlin Terminal:............................................................................. 421-5785
District Transportation .......................................................................
391-7045
Educational Service Center .................................................................391-7000
Ms. Vickerman – NVJH Principal ......................................................585-7200
Ms. Boyd – NVJH Assistant Principal ................................................585-7200
Mr. Zastrow - NVJH Assistant Principal..............................................585-7200
Mr. Cress- NVJH Administrator - Grade 7..........................................585-7200
Mr. Yang – NVJH Administrator - Grade 8 ........................................585-7200
Mr. Nolan - NVJH Administrator - Grade 9 ........................................585-7200
Mr. Burke– Counselor - Grade 7 ........................................................585-7214
Ms. Ng - Counselor - Grade 9 ...........................................................585-7211
Ms. Wicks - Counselor - Grade 8.......................................................585-7213
Ms. Howard - IB Coordinator............................................................585-7228
Ms. Wiese - NVJH Social Worker – Special Ed ............................... 585-7252
Special Education Office – Ms. Johnson (Special Ed Building Coord).
585-7220
Nurse's Office – Ms. Hyde ...............................................................
585-7206
Counseling Office Secretary....................... ........................................585-7215
Athletic Director – Mr. Stewart ........................................................
585-7259
Dress Code
Students are expected to be clean, neat, and dressed appropriately for the school day. Articles of clothing that are inappropriate or that cause disruption will not be allowed.
In support of District 279's commitment to tobacco free and drug free, and violence free schools, words or symbols that advertise products or actions which are illegal or harmful for students will not be permitted. Examples that are inappropriate include: 1) sexually obscene and/or profane language, slogans, emblems or pictures; 2) gang symbols and/or emblems, or clothing worn in a manner to identify gang membership; 3) sexually provocative or immodest clothing; words or symbols, 4) potentially hazardous items such as chains, pins, studs, and rings.
Outerwear coats, hats, and other headwear are not to be worn during the school day because of health and safety reasons.
Sweaters and sweatshirts are recommended for use during the school day by students who may feel chilled.
Another reminder: Students will not be permitted to wear
sagging pants, bandanas, doo-rags, nor garments that expose underwear, gym
shorts, muscle shirts, etc. You should also realize that bare midriffs
will not be permitted, nor dress such as tube tops, even those with spaghetti
straps. Pajama pants or tops, and bedroom slippers are not permitted.
Graduation Requirements
STATE OF MINNESOTA
EDUCATION EXPECTATIONS
The State of Minnesota established new educational requirements for all Minnesota schools and students. First, the State directed the Department of Education to set subject area expectations for what is taught in language arts, math, science, and social studies. The subject area expectations are called the Academic Standards. Second, the State determined that all students are required to earn a certain number of course credits in grades nine through twelve in order to graduate from high school.
Students will take State tests called the Minnesota Comprehensive Assessments (MCA) in elementary school, junior high school, and high school to measure how well they have learned the Academic Standards. In addition, students are still required to pass the Minnesota Basic Skills Test in reading, written composition, and math in order to graduate.
The new State mandated educational requirements have led to changes in District 279—Osseo Area Schools. Each subject area will contain the appropriate Academic Standards and, most importantly, all ninth grade courses will count toward graduation. Ninth grade students must pass all courses in order to be on track to graduate with their class in June 2010.
Students entering grade nine in 2005 must pass the Minnesota Basic Skills Test in reading, written composition, and math. In addition, students must earn the following course credits in order to graduate from high school in District 279:
12 trimester credits English/Language Arts
9 trimester credits Math
9 trimester credits Science
10 trimester credits Social Studies
2 trimester credits Life Fitness/Health (must be taken in grades 10-12)
3 trimester credits Arts (theater, visual arts, media arts, music)
19 trimester credits Electives
64 Total Trimester Credits
GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
Students must earn 64 credits in grades 9-12 in order to graduate from Osseo Area School. Ninth grade students must pass all trimester courses to be on track for graduation. If a student fails to satisfactorily complete specified curricular areas, he/she may be required to repeat courses in the areas of deficiency to insure future academic success. It is the responsibility of the student and parent(s)/guardian(s) to be familiar with these guidelines.
Options for making up failed courses in Science, English, or Social Studies:
Successful completion of District #279 – 9 th Grade After School Make Up Class(es).
Pass an appropriate summer school class (at own expense); prior approval must be obtained from a building principal or counselor.
Students who are 16 years of age or older have the option to enroll in the Osseo Area Learning Center Independent Study Program.
Successful completion of On-line courses through Northern Star On-line.
Options for making up a failed Math course:
Pass an appropriate summer school class (at own expense); prior approval must be obtained from a building principal or counselor.
Take an appropriate Math class at the senior high level.
Information about the District #279 - 9 th Grade After School Make Up Class(es) for
3 rd trimester:
These classes will:
Be held in North View Junior High.
Be held Monday through Thursday from approximately 2:50-4:20 PM.
Be taught by a licensed teacher.
Have maximum of twelve to fourteen students enrolled.
There will be no charge for the classes and students will be able to ride the late busses home.
Parents and students are required to fill out an application form in order to participate in the after school program.
Students can only make up one class.
