Northwest Cabarrus High School STEM

Congratulations Class of 2026!

Celebrating our seniors today with a scholarship ceremony, walk down to Boger elementary, and senior cookout.

Did you know we have an after-school Girls Who Code club? This year, we have been learning to code in Python. Next year, we hope to demonstrate that knowledge through various competitions and project. If you are interested in coding with us, see Mrs. Gladin to get access to the learning platform.

Thank you to everyone who made today’s life cream social special for our STEM students. Congratulations to our students for the success you have had this year.

We took AP Calculus and AP Physics students to Carowinds today. They had a great time, but they are done!

Despite the negativity surrounding public education, today I witnessed nothing but positives. Eleven seniors presented their STEM portfolios—powerful reflections of their growth and achievements over the course of four years at NCHS. These presentations can be daunting, especially in front of a group of people, but they did an outstanding job. They showcased critical thinking, problem-solving, perseverance, empathy, communication, collaboration, leadership, and creativity, while sharing the meaningful lessons they have learned and challenges they have tackled. This is due in part to the teachers who pour knowledge and care into them each day, who push them outside of their comfort zones, and who raise the bar high because they know the students are capable of reaching it. It is also due to students who are willing to take on the challenge, who refuse to give up, who seek solutions, and who strive to be the best they can be. Today was a clear example of the positive impact of public education, and I am so thankful and blessed to be a small part of it. To the parents, thank you for entrusting us with your children and supporting our program.

Mrs. Clark's English III students are working hard on their kite designs. Some of them are learning to use a sewing machine and doing an amazing job. Please join us Monday, April 13th anytime between 9 am and 12:30 pm to see their completed projects and talk with students.

Mrs. Clark's STEM English III classes just finished reading "The Kite Runner" and have created symbolic kites to act as public service announcements. We would love to have you join us on April 13th to talk with students and learn more about their projects.