Do you have a burning idea that you would really like to turn into an app or a computer program, but you're not sure where to start? Come to Hack Day during Spring Break on Friday, April 10, from 10am to 5pm at the Pleasant Hill library! No, we’re not hacking any government websites. But, you will have the opportunity to work with friends to create an app, program, or website that addresses major issues that teens face today. There will be free food (yay!), swag (cool!), and awesome prizes (wahoo!), and no experience is necessary! Just bring your ideas, enthusiasm, and a laptop, and we'll help out with the rest. For more information, visit cccodeday.weebly.com. RSVP by April 1st. Space is limited, sign up soon!
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Have you ever played a video game and wondered what it would be like to be the one to create that game? Well, you're in luck! There will be a series of coding workshops at the Pleasant Hill Library on Saturday, March 7th, 14th, and 28th from 10am to noon. These workshops will be on Scratch, Python, and HTML/CSS/JavaScript, and since they will be project-based, you may leave once you’re done (or stay if you want to challenge yourself further). Space and computers are limited, so register early to save a spot, or drop in on the day and join if space is available. For more information, visit cccodeday.weebly.com.
The Walnut Creek chapter of National Charity League, a national non-profit organization comprised of mother and daughter members whose mission is to foster mother-daughter relationships in a philanthropic organization committed to community service, leadership development and cultural experiences, is having their annual membership drive through January 15th. We are accepting up to 5 current 9th graders and there is an application process. Please visit the website for more information on this wonderful organization.
Campus Clean-Up will be held on Saturday, October 12, from 9am to 12pm.
We will spruce up the campus by weeding, planting, picking up trash, pruning, watering and checking drip systems! This event is part of the city-wide Community Service Day. Please bring garden gloves if you can! Just come out the day of or sign up for a special project on SignUp Genius. New on the list: Cleaning up the prop room for drama. We will provide breakfast, but in the spirit of sustainability no water bottles! Bring your reusable bottle and refill it at the water stations on campus. Students, we need your help! No need to sign-up in advance. Donate 1 or 3 hours of your time to make your campus a better place to be on. Check with your club or volunteer organization to get credit for volunteer hours – we will provide a certificate. Questions? Ideas for campus beautification? Would your club like to participate in campus clean up or do you have an idea for a project? Email Sabine Kroeber at [email protected] or Amy Ayala at [email protected] Online Auction
Online auction runs from Sept. 6th at 8 AM - Sept 30th at 8:30 PM. Tickets on sale here. Wine Donations are needed! We are in need of wine donations for Oktoberfest! Even if you can’t make it to the event, please consider donating to help out Northgate PFC! We are looking for bottles valued $25 or more. Bottles can be dropped off on the porch (to the left of the door) at 518 Persimmon Rd in the Woodlands neighborhood. ATTENTION ALL SENIORS - Sunday, June 2nd at Centre Concord (5298 Clayton Rd, Concord CA) following the Graduation Ceremony at Concord Pavilion.
Check in 9-10 pm Sunday, June 2nd until 4:30am Monday, June 3rd. ONLINE REGISTRATION, https://fs25.formsite.com/nggradnight/Registration/index.html What is Grad Night? This is the 30th Annual safe, alcohol and drug-free all night celebration for our graduating seniors. Thanks to parent volunteers, Centre Concord is transformed into a beautifully decorated themed event including food, DJ/dancing, karaoke, hypnotist, casino, outdoor and arcade games, spa area (massage, airbrush and henna tattoos), photos, movies, prizes and more! This event is planned and paid for by Northgate parents and community donors. Tickets NOW ON SALE - ticket price includes all activities and food, no additional spending money needed. Online registration preferred. Question about registration contact, [email protected] . ONLINE REGISTRATION AT https://fs25.formsite.com/nggradnight/Registration/index.html $130 - before April 1st $150 - April 2nd to May 24th $175 - after May 24th Option to download a registration packet from the Northgate PFC website OR pick up a registration packet in the main office. See Northgate High School Homepage, https://northgatehighschool.org/ IMPORTANT – All participating seniors must have signed the Centre Concord Release and Waiver of Liability Form which is available through the registration process or will be distributed through senior English classes. NO student can attended Grad Night without a signed copy of the waiver form turned in. How can Northgate parents help? 1. Volunteer - see Sign Up Genius at https://www.signupgenius.com/go/30e0445aaac2aab9-grad - help with decorating ideas or assist with decorating work parties, construction skills welcomed! - work a volunteer a time slot night of or provided needed assistance leading up to event. It takes 100+ volunteers to staff the event. Variety of Shift times available. - take down Saturday, June 8th, 8:00am. 2. Donations – see sponsorship at https://fs25.formsite.com/nggradnight/sponsor/index.html - business support to fund Grad Night is appreciated! - monetary donations from families welcomed - prize donations (we want all Grad Night attendees to receive a prize!) - printing donations for name tags, banners and note cards 3. Memory Collage - create a wonderful photo keepsake for your senior which is displayed at Centre Concord for Grad Night and taken home by your student at the end of the event. - see website here or on the Northgate website for collage “how to” details or details provided as part of the registration process. Questions about how you get involved, contact Grad Night Chair, Faye Mettler [email protected] or 925-788-7305 Questions about registration contact Tina O’Brien or Betty Huang [email protected] (Thank you to Northgate High School and Northgate PFC for your ongoing support) The Baccalaureate farewell ceremony will be on Saturday, June 1st.
It is a non-religious event featuring musical performances and reflections from members of the senior class and a faculty member selected by the students, and a large part of the Northgate graduation tradition. No tickets or RSVP are required. Seniors: please arrive by 1:30 pm outside the gymnasium wearing your cap and gown. Tassels should be on the right. Parents: Doors open at approximately 1:30 pm. Seating is bleacher-style on a first-come, first-served basis. Limited handicapped seating is available. Please arrive early to take your seats before 2:00 pm! Please Note: There will be no entry/exit to seating in the gymnasium during the processional/recessional. Photography is allowed. Additionally, we need freshman, sophomore and junior parents to volunteer so senior parents can enjoy the festivities. We need help setting up, collecting food donations, donating food/water, and keeping our fabulous seniors focused for the ceremony. You can sign up here to help out: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/30E0B4BACAC2EA57-baccalaureate1 Questions: email [email protected] |
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