9.22.25
9/22/25 Announcements
Junior Beta Club students from grades 7 and 8 will meet this Thursday during second period in Mrs. Wolfe’s room in the science building. (through Thursday morning, please)
School nurse reminders: Mrs. Amanda has sent letters to all 7th and 12th graders who need their required immunizations. Please go to your doctor, Goshen, or the Duplin County Health Department as soon as possible to get this done. The deadline is September 23rd. Students will be sent home on September 24th with an unexcused absence if this is not done. Turn your immunization record into Nurse Amanda, front office, or Homeroom teacher.
The Junior and Senior Beta Clubs are hosting a food drive for the month of September. All Beta Club members are encouraged to participate! Please drop non-perishible food items off with one of your Beta Club advisors to receive service hours.
Juniors and Seniors: Are you curious about future careers and want real-world experience? Career Connections is your chance to job shadow professionals in fields that interest you. Applications are open September 15th through 30th. You can pick one up in the Guidance Office or from Mrs. Ostheim. Don’t miss out on this great opportunity to explore your future! (Read through September 30)
Attention Freshmen and Sophomores!
Are you ready to explore a future in one of the most essential industries in the world? Then it’s time to join the Duplin Agribusiness Academy! Are you interested in agriculture, business, or leadership? Do you want hands-on experiences, career opportunities, and a head start on your future? Then the Duplin Agribusiness Academy is for YOU! This unique program combines agriculture, business skills, and real-world learning, all right here in Duplin County Schools. Whether you see yourself managing a farm, running a business, or exploring ag-related careers, this is the perfect place to start!
This exciting academy offers pathways to careers in:
Agriculture
Applied Animal Science
Agribusiness
Swine Management
College Transfer Programs
School-to-Work Opportunities
You'll gain real-world experience and hands-on learning, plus, we travel to different locations across the region to explore careers in agriculture and connect with industry professionals. Whether you're looking to go straight into the workforce or continue your education after high school, this academy is designed to help you succeed. Applications are available now! Just see Mrs. Cruse or Mr. Woodard to get started.
Juniors, please return your CACRAO permission forms for the field trip to James Kenan High school to Mrs. Cruse and Mrs. Taylor by Oct 1st. Many college representatives will attend this event and it will be a great way to connect and obtain information from them. (read through 9/24)
Juniors and Seniors, if you are interested in taking James Sprunt Classes in the Spring, please see Mrs. Taylor as soon as possible.
Seniors, If you or your parent were not able to attend the senior parent meeting last week, please come by the counselor’s office this week to receive a folder with important senior information. (read thru Sept 23)
If any seniors plan to be an early graduate and you have not signed a form with Mrs. Cruse, please stop by to see her today. (read thur Sept 23)
North Duplin FFA Announcements:
Attention FFA Students,
Last week, Dalton Britt represented North Duplin FFA by interviewing for a position with the Federation officer team covering Duplin and Onslow County. Dalton was selected as the Secretary and will be representing North Duplin as he works with 6 other students in the Longleaf Federation, to promote FFA and Agriculture. Wish him luck in his term.
Beginning September 22nd through October 1st, North Duplin FFA will be collecting money for a mum sale fundraiser. Mums are expected to arrive around the second week of October, after all money is collected. A Google form will be available to place an order, and money needs to be brought to Mr. Woodard in the Agriculture Building as soon as possible after submitting the form. 8-inch mums and 10-inch mums will be available to purchase in white, red, yellow, orange, and purple. See Mr. Woodard, or a North Duplin FFA officer, for more information.
Congratulations to our September Rebel of the Month! Each month staff votes on a teacher and students that meet the qualities and character of a ND Rebel.
The 7th grade Rebel of the month is Lily Avilez Gonzalez. This student is kind, caring, and hard-working. She tries to be a good friend to everyone and is a great student.
Our 8th grader is Noah George. Noah is a great volunteer that encourages his classmates when they need a helping hand. He is also a great student that always is prepared and ready for class.
The 9th grade rebel of the month is Wesley Parks. Wesley is an enthusiastic reader! Since the start of school, Wesley has read six books. He reads for joy and he is a great reading role model!
Our 10th grader is Jae-lyn Ingram Mathis. He has sacrificed his lunch to complete work several times and is always courteous and attentive.
The 11th grade Rebel of the month is Dalton Britt. Dalton consistently goes above and beyond in both school work and extra curricular activities. He is kind, dependable, and willing to work hard when others do not. He takes his assignments seriously and always wants to put his best foot forward.
Our 12th grader is Savannah Sawyer. She is a hardworker. She loves to read and works well with other students. She is very polite and completes all assignments. She is a joy to have in class.
Our Staff member Rebel of the Month is Mr. Richardson. Mr. Richardson has great rapport with the students from all grades. He keeps his class lively and energetic with "dad jokes". He is a model Rebel.
Club Announcements:
1st Period: Book Club - Media Center
2nd Period: Jr Beta - Mrs. Wolfe
3rd Period: SkillsUSA - Mrs. Sauls