Northeast Senior High School (Pasadena, Maryland)

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Northeast High School
Established 1964
Type Public Secondary
Principal Kathryn Kubic
Students 1569
Grades 9 - 12
Location Pasadena, Maryland,, U.S.
District Anne Arundel County Public Schools
Campus Urban
Colors [Black and Gold]
Mascot Eagle
Rival Chesapeake High School
Newspaper Eagle's Revenge


Northeast Senior High School is located at 1121 Duvall Hwy. in Pasadena, Maryland, United States. The school opened in 1964 and serves as one of two high schools, the other being Chesapeake High School, for the city of Pasadena. The school newsletter is called the Eaglegram and the school newspaper is called the Eagle's Revenge.

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[edit] Alumni in the News

In 2007, Northeast decided it was time to honor the people that helped out Northeast in various ways during their stint at the school by doing an update on different alumnis every week from the colleges to the workplace in general by bringing them up on the morning announcements every week. This was designed so that the youngsters can know about their school a lot more easily rather than questioning about its past as a school. Later on in 2007, they inducted their first class of athletes in the school's history through a banquet after 5 years of development process. All of this made it a community project for both the past and present as well as the future Northeast students.


[edit] Sports program

Northeast Sr. High school has had many notable sports teams such as their Baseball, Cheerleading, Softball, Cross Country and Wrestling teams; all won State championships at some time. Northeast also offers Tennis, Football, Soccer, Field Hockey, Lacrosse, Golf, Swimming, Indoor & Outdoor Track and Field, Volleyball, and Basketball.


Northeast also maintains a website for their Northeast Eagles Sports program

[edit] Music program

Along with an extensive and dedicated sports department, Northeast Sr. High School also maintains an ever growing music and arts portfolio as well. Active ensembles include: the Marching Eagles, the Lady Eagles (female vocal ensemble), Vocal Ensemble, Winter Concert Band, Color Guard, Guitar Ensemble, Orchestra, and much more.


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