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Northampton Alternative S.T.A.R.S. Get Educated by the Mudcats

As a reward for excelling in school attendance, positive behavior, and good grades, seven students from Northampton Alternative School attended Education Day with the Carolina Mudcats on April 26, 2012. Although the game was rained out in the 6th inning, the students and teachers had a great time and learned a lot about Minor League Baseball in North Carolina. The students and teachers would like to thank the Northeast Economic Empowerment group for helping make this trip possible. Students attending were Nate Johnson, David Barnes, Daja Gatling, Teirra Bynum, Tre'Von Fleetwood, Meshawn Avent, and Keith Person.

Celebrating Earth Day at Northampton Alternative School

Students at Northampton Alternative School celebrated Earth Day, April 22nd, with an Olympic sized celebration!  For two days students participated in competitions to see who was the best at “going green”.  On Thursday, students created their own Earth Day t-shirts using a winning design created by Michael Williams, Hashim Barner, and G’Vashero Ingram.  Student teams also began construction on their “recycled material sculptures”.  These unique works of art were submitted for judging on Friday during the Earth Day Celebration.  Among the entries were an armored tank, a tree, and a robot.  Claudius Mason, Danielle Townes, and G’Vashero Ingram took the gold for their recycled replica of the Leaning Tower of Pisa. Activities continued into Friday and included buildng solar-powered cars and measuring plant sprouts to see which student had the greenest thumb.  The middle school also contributed by planting a community garden that will be made available to anyone living in the Seaboard community.  They planted a variety of vegetables including cabbage, cucumber, and squash.  The celebration came to a close Friday afternoon with a small party.  Students were served healthy food options such as grapes, strawberries, and Gatorades instead of soda.  Students and staff at NAS would like to give a special thanks to 4-H Program Associate Ann Lawerence for supplying the solar-powered cars and community members Russell Harris, Dwight Ricks, and Clevon Turner for helping out with the community garden.  You helped make this Earth Day a big success!

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