Nemaha Central Board Members Leading for Success January is School Board Recognition Month, a great opportunity to say thank you to the Nemaha Central Board of Education who are committed to the success of every student in our community. Our board of education includes President Jason Hammes, Vice President Owen Zinke, Amy Huerter, John V.... READ MORE >
“Why can’t they be like we were, perfect in every way?” was a classic lyric from the 1963 American musical film “Bye Bye Birdie.” This dismissal of a young spoiled generation has been around awhile. “They think they know everything, and are always quite sure about it,” is how Aristotle said it over 2500 years ago in his Rhetoric, adding that the younger... READ MORE >
Below you can find the information on decision of school closure due to weather along with a video. School Closure Due To Weather Factors Considered- Safety of Students Bus Riders Students That Walk Students Transported by Others Students Driving Road Conditions Township Roads County Blacktops Highways In Town Type of... READ MORE >
Nemaha Central High School's annual Career Expo was held on October 23. Numerous individuals from the community and surrounding areas filled the classrooms to share with 9th -12th students about their chosen careers. Thanks to all who participated! READ MORE >
Each year our 6th,8th, 10th, and 12th graders that the Kansas Communities That Care Survey. Below you will find results from the 2019 survey in regards to use of tobacco, e-cigarettes/vaping, alcohol, and marijuana. Like most of the nation Nemaha Central is seeing an increase in the use of e-cigarettes/vaping by our students. This is despite the fact that the... READ MORE >
Twenty-six NCHS students traveled to St. Benedict to learn about Bergman Remodeling's construction business as part of the School2Business Connection. They had the opportunity to tour the site and learn more about day-to-day business in the field of construction. The morning ended at Bergman's newly remodeled house at 908 Main in Seneca. READ MORE >
The Kansas Honor Scholars Program has been a KU tradition since 1971. It is designed to promote academic excellence in secondary education, to reward high school seniors for their hard work and dedication, and to support our Kansas communities. Only the top ten percent of high school graduating classes are acknowledged as Kansas Honor Scholars. Nemaha Central High... READ MORE >
9/17/2019 Dear Thunder Nation – As a very active member of the NC Friday Nighters, as the Thunder Football announcer, as the sports writer for Thunder Football, as a USD 115 school board member, and most importantly as the Dad of a Thunder Football player, I would like to take a few moments to address sportsmanship and fan behavior. I am very proud of our... READ MORE >
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September is Suicide Prevention Month and September 8-September 14 is National Suicide Prevention Week. Nemaha Central will be communicating and sharing resources with students and parents to help start conversation and provide help to those who need it. The help prevent the needless loss of life everyone needs to be willing to talk about it. Below are some ways... READ MORE >
SABRINA FAIR by Samuel Taylor "is a modern version of the Cinderella tale." Set on Long Island in the 1950s, SABRINA FAIR deals with the involvement of a very rich family named Larrabee with Sabrina Fairchild, the daughter of their family chauffeur. She is bright, well-educated, and has just returned from five years in Paris, where she has done a brilliant job as... READ MORE >
NCHS Counseling Department Brochure Vaping/e-Cigarette Information Suicide Prevention LifelineIf I Am a Parent If I Am a TeenJason Foundation BeTheOne American Foundation for Suicide Prevention READ MORE >
I recently requested that our current staff answer the following question: How would you explain the #NCWay to someone new to the Nemaha Central District? >td >td >Doing something the #NCWay means to approach any task, athletic competition, or event with the intent to do it to the best of our ability. Minimal effort is not accepted at NC. >td... READ MORE >