North High School
Mr. Joe Sutton
Principal
Mrs. Kim Bertram, Assistant Principal
Mr. Bob Hiles, Assistant Principal
Mr. Gary Pohlman, Assistant Principal
Mr. Jon Gibbs, Activity Coordinator
Welcome to our Web Page. Please click on any of the categories in our Directory for additional information. Please check with us periodically as more information becomes available in each category. Every effort is made to provide accurate information. Questions and/or comments may be directed to Mr. Sutton's office.
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GUIDANCE NEWS |
| EXT.ADMINISTRATOR/SEC'Y | TITLE | |
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| 10Donna Wilke | Receptionist | |
| 24Joe Sutton | Principal | |
| 13 | Julie Leacox | Mr. Sutton's Sec'y |
| 34Kim Bertram | Assistant Principal (H-O) | |
| 35Beth Rutherford | Mrs. Bertram's Sec'y | |
| 12Bob Hiles | Assistant Principal (A-G) | |
| 19Pam Sommer | Mr. Hiles' Sec'y | |
| 21Gary Pohlman | Assistant Principal (P-Z) | |
| 31Sue Schreiner | Mr. Pohlman's Sec'y | |
| SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICER | ||
| 25Jeff Cook | North High SRO | |
| ACTIVITIES OFFICE | ||
| 14Jon Gibbs | Activity Director | |
| 16Sue Huighe | Mr. Gibbs' Sec'y | |
| FINANCE OFFICE | ||
| 15Nancy Hegger | Financial Secretary | |
| ATTENDANCE | ||
| 18Ann Woods | Attendance Secretary | |
| 23Stephanie Alderman | Attendance Secretary | |
| EXT.NAME | POSITION |
|---|---|
| 26Sharon Alderman | Registrar |
| 27Karen Berich | Guidance Clerk |
| 37Roger Eastman | Guidance Counselor (A-E) |
| 29Karen Wilson | Guidance Counselor (F-Li) |
| 28Ginger Pisarik | Guidance Counselor (Li-R) |
| 30Barb Daugherty | Guidance Counselor (S-Z) |
| 38Arlene Hoffman | A+ Coordinator |
| 17Julee Loesche | A+ Secretary |
| 39Joyce Gish | Financial Aid Coordinator |
| 40Kevin Nash | Crisis Counselor |
| 46Kathy Clynes | Psych Examiner |
| PHYSICAL EDUCATION | ||
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| 50. | Girls' Locker Room | |
| 51. | Boys' Locker Room | |
| SPECIAL EDUCATION | ||
| 42Beth Hamburger | Special Education Secretary | |
| 272-6636Karen Blessman | Vocational Education | |
| 43. | Special Education Office | |
| 44Mary Jane Aubuchon | Special Education Chair | |
| FINE ARTS | ||
| 48Rob Babel | Band Director | |
| 49Amanda Stegeman | Choral Director | |
| BUSINESS/COE | ||
| 53Sherry Pfuhl | COE | |
| ESL (English as a Second Language) | ||
| 272-7687Sharon Brockgreitens | ESL Coordinator | |
| AUDITORIUM (272-7690) | ||
| 22Lorie O'Leary | Auditorium Manager | |
| LIBRARY MEDIA CENTER | ||
| 32Cindy Miller | Library Media Center Director | |
| 32 or 56Barb Wellman | Library Media Center Clerk | |
| FACULTY WORKROOM | ||
| 41. | Workroom Phone Booth A | |
| 47 | . | Workroom Main Line B |
| OTHER | ||
| 52. | Cafeteria/Kitchen | |
| DISTRICT TECHNOLOGY OFFICES | ||
| 45 | District Technology Coordinator | |
| 57Deb Witt | Technology Support | |
| EXT. | NAME | POSITION |
|---|---|---|
| 24Kathy Krestel | School Nurse | |
| 55Janice Waller | Clinic Clerk |
Dear Parents and Visitors,
On behalf of the faculty and staff of Fort Zumwalt North High School, I would
like to welcome you to our webpage. While our small piece of “cyberspace”
should provide you with the answers to many of the questions you may have, please
do not hesitate to call my office, (636) 272-4447, if there are any questions
that you are not able to have answered here. Fort Zumwalt North High School is an exciting, comprehensive high school of
approximately 1,300 students. In order to provide the highest quality of instruction,
our faculty is committed to facilitating meaningful learning opportunities for
all North High School students. In addition, North High features outstanding
programs in all areas of academics, fine arts and athletics. Furthermore, North
High School offers students countless opportunities to become involved in extracurricular
endeavors. Fort Zumwalt North High School is one that is steeped in tradition. For example,
Fort Zumwalt High School, which is currently North Middle School, opened in
1960 to grades 7—10. At that time the district had an enrollment of eleven
hundred students. The first graduating class was the Class of 1963, where fifty-four
students received their high school diplomas. The first class graduated from
the newly built Fort Zumwalt High School, now North High, in 1977. North High
is the oldest and most storied of our district’s, soon to be, four traditional
high schools. In an effort to accentuate this tradition, our focus for the 2006-2007
school year (and hopefully beyond) will be to, “Restore the Roar.”
By doing so, we hope to secure a future that may shine even brighter than our
illustrious past. I am very proud to be principal of Fort Zumwalt North High School and am humbled
to have the opportunity to work with such a tremendous staff, dynamic students
and supportive parents. I truly believe that, by working together, we will be
able to help our students, your children, grow towards reaching their fullest
potential. Once again, thank you for visiting our website. Sincerely,
Joe Sutton
Principal
GRADINGGrades must represent how the student has met the objectives of the course and the level of achievement within the subject matter.All teachers must base grades on the following percentages of the total points possible. This will ensure consistency from teacher to teacher and building to building.