No classes Friday, March 12 - Sunday, March 21

Students enjoy your time off and be ready for the final 9 weeks of the school year.

The district’s Crime Stoppers in Schools program announcedthe SpeakUp program, whichallows students, staff and parents the ability to send anonymous tips through a secure website. The funding for the services is provided by Crime Stoppers of Wichita/Sedgwick County and Target.

Speak Up allows anyone to share information that will be anonymously received. The service offers submission of tips through both a secure website online, as well as text messages that are encrypted and routed through secure servers to protect the sender.  In either case, the user is given an alias and a unique ID before the message is sent to the school. This allows the user and the school representative to have a two-way dialog without revealing the sender’s identity.

Students can text SPEAKUP plus their tip to CRIMES (274637) or click on the green "Speak Up" Logo that can always be on the lower right hand corner of this website.

The February Site Council and Booster club meetings have been postponed.

The Booster Club will next meet on March 23rd at 6pm in the NE Library.
The Site Council will next meet the same night, March 23 at 7pm in the NE Library.

Northeast listed among top high schools by U.S. News

Northeast Magnet High School was ranked among the top high schools by U.S. News and World Report Magazine. The magazine released its first ranking of high schools and identified more than 1,700 schools for distinction. Northeast received a bronze ranking. Northeast has been included in U.S. News’ high school rankings in the past.

For its list, U.S. News’ criteria were that schools have to provide a good education across their entire student body and prepare students for postsecondary opportunities.

To see the report, click here. 

Kansas Standard of Excellence in Reading and Math!

Northeast Magnet was achieved Standard of Excellence in their Reading and Math Kansas state assessments. For a school to receive Standard of Excellence, a certain percentage of students must score exemplary on the assessments and only a small percentage of students be placed on academic warning.

Kansas Challenge Award for Math

In addition, NEM was one of six USD 259 schools, and one of only 10 high schools in Kansas, to receive Certificates of Merit as part of the Challenge Awards from the Confidence in Public Education Task Force. The award recognizes schools for outstanding achievement and accomplishment in reading and/or mathematics based on 2009 state assessment results, despite facing significant challenges in school population.