Northwood High School (North Carolina)
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Northwood High School is located in the small country town of Pittsboro, North Carolina. Their mascot is the Charger. The school colors are gold and green.(1) It is a member of the Mid State 2A Conference. It currently serves around 1,024 students, about 300 students over capacity.
Northwood High School opened in time for the 1972-1973 school year to replace the older Pittsboro High School, which is now the headquarters of Chatham County Schools.
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[edit] Athletics
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The school's Ultimate Frisbee team took first in state during their 2006-2007 season.
Northwood currently provides the following JV and Varsity sports: + The school's Ultimate Frisbee team took first in state during their 2006-2007 season. - Fall:
- Football
- Women's Volleyball
- Men's and Women's Cross-Country
- Men's Soccer
Winter:
- Men's and Women's Basketball
- Men's and Women's Indoor Track
- Wrestling
Spring:
- Men's Tennis
- Women's Soccer
- Men's and Women's Track
- Baseball
- Softball
Northwood also has a year-round swim team, which has a tradition of being small, possessing one member during the 2006-2007 school year.
[edit] Clubs [1]
Northwood currently has around 35 clubs, such as FCCLA, DECA, FFA, weight-lifting, and the newly formed outdoor club. The school's Ultimate Frisbee team took 1st in state during their 2006-2007 season, defeating Cardinal Gibbons High School.
Northwood's branch of FCCLA are renowned for their excellence in Parliamentary Procedure competitions. A team of eight females, all class of 2008 students, have won three state and national championships since 2004, travelling to San Diego, Nashville, and Anaheim.
[edit] Mission statement
"To graduate students who are productive members of a democratic society."
[edit] News
The school made state headlines for a senior prank in June 2007. A massive water balloon fight across the school led to forty students being forced to do twenty hours of community service before they could receive their high school diplomas.[2]