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Sorry for the delay in getting this out - due to some illnesses in the office - we are a little behind.
Thank you to all our staff, students, families and Veterans who attended the NSS Remembrance Day Ceremony last Monday and thank you to Mrs. Barisoff for coordinating the luncheon afterwards.
REMINDER - the NSS Class of 2026 is selling Georama Poinsettias again this year to raise money for their graduation festivities. Grads will be coming around to sell or call the office at 250-265-3668 to place an order. Orders are due by noon on Friday, Nov. 28th for a December 4th delivery date.
Mon. Nov. 17th
- Free hot lunch - Soft Tacos
- Jr. Girls volleyball practice - 4:00-5:30
- Boys drop in Volleyball - 3:00-4:00
Tues. Nov. 18th
- Free lunch - Chef Salad
- Sexual Health Classes in D Block - Grade 10's, B Block - Grade 9's and A Block - Grade 8's
Wed. Nov. 19th
- Free hot breakfast in room 10 - 8:35-8:55
- Free hot lunch - Cream of Broccoli & Cheddar soup & bun
- Student council meeting - 3:00 in room 7
- Jr. Girls Volleyball Practice 3:00-4:30
Thur. Nov. 20th
- Free hot lunch - Tortellini
- Sexual Health Classes - B Block - Grade 12's, C Block - Grade 11's
- Jr. Girls Volleyball practice 3:00-4:30
Fri. Nov. 21st
- Happy Friday!
- Hot Lunch - Pulled Pork Sandwiches $4
- Jr. Girls Volleyball team away today & Saturday for Playoffs - depart TBA
Latest News and Events
Covid-19 Safety Plan Information – Here is a copy of the school’s safety plan. Please reach out to the office if you have any questions.
School Sector Update – COVID-19 – An update from the Ministry with guidelines for schools.
Respect Matters
Nakusp Secondary School opened in 1957 and is one of six schools in School District 10, Arrow Lakes. It has a current school population of 149 students and 25 staff members. Students come into Grade 8 from the elementary schools in Nakusp, Burton & Edgewood.
NSS is very much at the heart of Nakusp’s community with generations in the village having passed through the hallways of the school. This means that the community is very generous in the time it gives to the school whether through coaching school teams, mentoring students in work placements, volunteering time in class, sharing expertise or attending monthly PAC meetings.