The girls soccer team scores six goals in the second half on their way to a 7-0 victory over Royal this evening!
Finished watershed models from Mrs. Erfurdt, Ms. Martin, and Mrs. Muniz’s Aquatic Science classes! Students had to showcase changes in elevation and include both a point source pollution location and a nonpoint source pollution location. They the had to make predictions about how these pollution sources would affect water quality and life downstream!
Our HS FFA and Band students were recognized for their accomplishments this evening at the district board meeting!
Varsity Lady Jays win 49-39 over Brazosport to complete the program sweep this evening!!
Help support our local Needville Narwahl aquatics (and Mr. Janecek) if you can!
Our high school choir students, accompanied by the 6th grade choir, put everyone in the Christmas spirit tonight! What a wonderful concert!
What a wonderful job by our NHs band at their Christmas concert this afternoon!
Miss Hudson's economic classes participated in a market days project, where students advertised and sold items they created.
Our student council members went out to visit Reliable Oaks and NES to spread some Christmas cheer today!
We had some fantastic entries in our culinary ginger bread house competition!
Students in Mrs. Erfurdt, Ms. Martin, and Mrs. Muniz’s Aquatic Science classes participating in hands on learning of watersheds. Shout out to the @NeedvilleEducationFoundation for helping us purchase this stream table with a grant last year! The students had a great time exploring different possibilities and investigating watersheds and erosion!
Testing physics in culinary
NHS door decorating contest to spread some Christmas cheer!
NHS door decorating to spread some Christmas cheer!
Aquatic Science students in Mrs. Erfurdt, Ms. Martin, and Mrs. Muniz’s classes are diving into environmental science this week by constructing their own watershed models! Students are exploring how water flows across land, how pollutants travel, and the difference between point-source and non point-source pollution. From tiny factories to scattered runoff, students are seeing firsthand how human activities impact water quality - and how small changes can make a bit difference. Stay tuned for the final products!
Students in the Principles of Law course participated in a mock trial, resulting in a guilty verdict for the defendant!
AP Environmental Science classes wrapped up their soil salinization lab! Students tested how increasing salt concentrations affects the germination of seeds.
The travel club had a great day at NASA on their fall field trip!
Today at 2 pm is your last chance to see Disney's Frozen Jr at Needville High School Performing Arts Center. Tickets are available at the door until sold out.
Blue Jays and Spring Woods in action this morning!
