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| Student Recognition - There's lots to cheer about! | |
Speech and Debate The speech and debate team competed at Bethel Park on November 22. The following received top honors:
Also this past weekend, senior Stacey Chen competed at the Glenbrooks tournament in Chicago. This tournament is the largest national-level tournament during the regular season, and Stacey came out of her final round with first place rankings from all of her judges to win the prestigious first place in extemporaneous speaking.
Video Created by Students for World Diabetes Day A video was created by some students here at NAI as a part of a group for students with Diabetes. The video is titled “Do You Accept this Mission”. The intent of the video was to send a message to the next President about what he needs to do to end Diabetes and were to be submitted by teens. This was all part of World Diabetes Day, November 14th. For each video submitted, a donation was made by Novo Nordisk Inc to the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. Here's the link to the video: http://wdd.quickcompliance.net/ Speech and Debate At the November Quigley tournament, the North Allegheny Speech and Debate Team took the top FOUR places in Public Forum debate. NAI students who performed well were freshman newcomers Anis Adnani and Kevin Zhang. They were the surprise of the day came when they came in second only by a few points to a senior NA team. Both top teams had 4-0 records. Sophomores Richard Bochicchio and Lili Peng came in 3rd in Public Forum with a 3-1 record. In extemporaneous speaking, freshman and first time extemper Abby Stevenson got an award for being one of the top novice extempers at the tournament. Finally, in congress - new members Akshaya Arjunan, a sophomore, and freshmen Christine Troy took top honors. Beatty Technical School Student of the Month Award Brett Mitchell received the Student of the Month Award in the category of Advanced Computer Programming. PMEA District 1 Honors Band District One includes over 550 school and private music teachers from Allegheny, Fayette, Greene, Washington and Westmoreland counties. Over 650 students auditioned for approx. 125 spots in the PMEA District 1 Honors Band- Beatty Technical School Student of the Month Awards - September 2008 Two North Allegheny students won awards for the month of September:
Alex Papson honored as Student-Athlete of the WeeK! North Allegheny sophomore running back Alex Papson was honored as our Clearview Federal Credit Union Student-Athlete of the Week on Thursday. Link to news site State Competition of the Junior Academy of Science The North Allegheny Science Research Team , winners of over $25,000 in cash and scholarships this year, made their final research project presentations during the 74th Annual State Meeting of the Pennsylvania Junior Academy of Science at Penn State University on May 19, 2008 where North Allegheny received 6 First place Awards and 1 Second place award including: _________________________________________________________________ On Tuesday, April 29, 2008, North Allegheny Intermediate High School inducted new members into the National Junior Honor Society. Click on the links below to view the names of these students: Thirteen students from NAI have been selected for enrollment in the National Junior Classical League Latin Honor Society for 2007-2008. They are Andrew Adam, Bryan Caswell, Megan Doerzbacher, Kearsie Dougherty, Laura Marti, Jenna Mulligan, Michael Noh, Sean Radermacher, Natalie Rogers, Kelsey Steele, Dasun Wang, Rachel Weaver, and Julie Wu. Five freshmen from NAI scored perfect papers on the 2008 National Latin Exam. These Latin students were Bailey Blashford, Kearsie Dougherty, Julia Meyer, Sean Nimmo, and Lauren Shideler. Latin I students at NAI garnered 16 gold medals and 9 silver medals on the test. Seventeen gold medals and 13 silver medals were earned by Latin II students at the Intermediate High School. North Allegheny students did incredibly well at the PMEA Western Region Orchestra Festival this past week!
Six North Allegheny BAND students have auditioned into the PMEA All-State Honors Ensembles. We have 3 Band students in the All-State Band and 3 Band students in the All-State Orchestra. 5 of the six are not only in the All-State ensembles, but earned a first chair spot. These are truly 6 of the finest musicians in all of the state. 17 members of the North Allegheny Science Research Team competed at Upper St. Clair High School on Saturday February 2 in the Regional Pennsylvania Junior Academy of Science. Students receiving First place Awards included: Shivani Mehta (NASH), Jonathan Lin (NASH), Katherine Luo (NASH), Richard Gayler (NAI), Jay Segal (NAI), Ava Miller (NAI), Julie Wu (NAI), and Skanda Koppula (IMS). These students are now invited to the State Competition of the PJAS in May at Penn State. Students receiving Second Place Awards included: Dorothy Curran (NASH), Akshaya Arjunan (NAI), Hally Bayer (NAI), Andrew Beck (NAI), Abigail Gunn (NAI ), Kelly Hung (NAI), Valerie Kopyta (NAI), Fardeen Mehdi (NAI), and Shivam Verma (NAI). The following are the students from NA Intermediate High School who were among the winners of the 2007-08 Diversity Contest: At Beattie Technical School, Matthew King has been nominated as the "Student of the Month" for the Automotive Technology program.
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