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Thanksgiving Feast
November 20, 2010
Beautiful weather, community spirit, and great food! Thatʼs NorthBayʼs annual Thanksgiving Feast at Philippe Park. NorthBay families got together to eat great food, fellowship, and even get in a little dodgeball.
Field Day
November 12, 2010
Run! Jump! Win! Students in Kindergarten through eighth grade participated in NorthBayʼs annual Field Day competition. The day started with chapel service featuring praise & worship and a message from Coach Roy. Then, students competed in team as well as individual events like 50- yard dash, long distance relay, sack race, and tug-o-war.
Western Dress-Down Day
October 21, 2010
Yeeehaw! The October Dress Down Day fundraiser for Student Government had a western theme! Students had the option to donate $1 to the Student Government fund and dress in their favorite western wear.
Tampa Childrenʼs Cancer Center Service Day
October 18, 2010
Members of NorthBayʼs Student Government spent the morning volunteering at Tampa Childrenʼs Cancer Center. Students and parents sanitized every toy in the play room. Yes, every dinosaur, plastic strawberry, and game piece was cleaned! ChildrensCancerCenter.org
Class Colors Day
September 30, 2010
Tuesday was NorthBayʼs first Class Colors Day. Sponsored by the Student Government, students donate $1 to the SGA fund for the opportunity to dress in their designated class color instead of their uniforms. Even the teachers got involved!
First Day of School
September 7, 2010
The new year brought a record number of new faces to NorthBayʼs 12th first day of school. Students and parents began new friendships and renewed acquaintances as the campus buzzed with activity. Students were greeted by the student government officers with festive balloons in school colors. After all of the first-day photos were taken, new Pre-K and Kindergarten students settled in to learn the classroom routine while upper-grade students got right down to work. Thank you, Lord, for another exciting year!
