This past Saturday, the Needville High School Marching Band competed in the Edna Marching Invitational earning the following recognitions...
• 1st Division Rating
• 2nd Place, Class 4A Prelims
• 2nd Place in Prelims, Overall
• Best Drum Majors, Class 4A
• 3rd Place in Finals, Overall
• 1st Division Rating
• 2nd Place, Class 4A Prelims
• 2nd Place in Prelims, Overall
• Best Drum Majors, Class 4A
• 3rd Place in Finals, Overall
Friday night lights in Navasota!
Friday night lights in Navasota!
Amazing halftime performance by the Sapphires and Blue Jay band!!!
Varsity Lady Jay volleyball defeats Wharton in 3 sets!
SkillsUSA members at District 9 Leadership Conference!
Water, water and everywhere, but not a drop to drink!
Aquatic Science students in Mrs. Erfurdt, Ms. Martin, and Mrs. Muniz’s classes have been learning about the importance of and need for clean water. Their culminating project was to construct a water filter using household items to improve water quality! 💧
Cross Country results
Varsity Boys and Girls 1st place District champs!
Isaac Torres- 1st place district champ
JV Boys- 🥇
JV Girls- 🥉
Sweet & savory butters in Mrs. Peters Intro Culinary class to learn about various flavor profiles 🧈
What a beautiful day for the Blue Jay team tennis area match!
This week, students in IPC created devices to reduce momentum and impulse on an egg. Today, we did an egg drop to test if they were successful and calculated momentum.
Celebrating our SPIKETACULAR teachers before tonight's volleyball game!!
October 8th is dyslexia awareness day! Wear red and/or gray tomorrow to show our support.
Statistics today!
🍀 Science in Action! Honors Biology students got hands-on today with a photosynthesis and cellular respiration simulation - exploring how plants make and use energy just like living batteries! They modeled the flow of molecules back and forth between plants and animals to show how to organisms stay powered up!
SRP training at the HS today!
Blue Jay Team Tennis Bi-District Champs 12-7 Final 🙌 🏆
Travel Club message
Aquatic Science students in Mrs. Erfurdt, Ms. Martin, and Mrs. Muniz’s classes dove into marine science today—hands-on with oysters! From learning how these filter feeders keep our waters clean to exploring their anatomy through dissections, curiosity was wide open just like the shells. A huge thank you to Sydni and the Galveston Bay Foundation! 🌊✨ #STEMlearning #AquaticScience #HandsOnScience
AP US history and their ancestry projects.
