Кіріспе
Neuqua Valley High School (NVHS) – АҚШ-тың Чикаго қаласының батыс маңындағы Напервилл қаласында, Иллинойс штатының 59-шы тас жолы мен 95-ші көшесінің қиылысында орналасқан төрт жылдық мемлекеттік орта мектеп. Неуква доласы – Ваубонси доласы және Метеа доласы орта мектептерінің аналогы, Индиялық Прерия мектеп округінің 204-ші бөлімшесі. Мектептен кейін аудан бекіткен басқа мұғалімдерге сыныптарды жалға беруге болады.
The campus consists of two locations. The Birkett Freshman Center building houses freshmen. The Main Campus, the original building, houses sophomores, juniors, and seniors. The original Neuqua Valley campus building was opened in August 1997, and was built to house 3000 students. The school cost $63 million to build, which at the time was the most expensive high school in Illinois, and was the largest high school built in the state in nearly eighty years. The school is named after Neaqua, a Potawatomi, and son of Waubonsie. Starting with the 2003–2004 academic year, the nearby middle school (Crone Middle School) was converted to house the freshman class in an effort to alleviate overcrowding. From that point on, the freshmen attended class at the Freshman Center, and the Main Campus housed only the sophomore, junior, and senior classes. A third building that was completed around 2007, the Frontier Campus, allowed seniors to receive dual credit for classes from the College of DuPage. These students attended class in block sessions with no classes on Friday. It allowed for independence and freedom. Seniors from Waubonsie Valley High School also participated in the program. The Frontier Campus option was closed in 2012. The lake behind the school is known as "Lake Birkett", in honor of the school's first principal, Kathryn Birkett, also the namesake of the Freshman Campus building, in honor of her service as district superintendent until 2014. Neuqua Valley was designed by the architecture firm ATS&R. The design is based on one of the firm's prior projects in Minnesota. The firm used the design again for a high school in Pennsylvania that opened in 1999. In September 2017, Neuqua Valley became the first high school in District 204 to be named a National Blue Ribbon School. Demographics
In 2020, 52.5% of the student body identifies as White, 31.1% of the student body identifies as Asian, 7.1% of the student body identifies as Hispanic, 5.3% of the student body identifies as Black, and 3.9% of the student body identifies as another race. Academics
In 2011, Neuqua Valley had an average composite ACT score of 25.2, and graduated 99.1% of its senior class. In 2013, US News ranked Neuqua Valley 563rd in their annual list of the top American public high schools. However, Neuqua Valley has not met federal education standards under the No Child Left Behind law. In November 2011, Neuqua Valley High School was ranked 11th in the "Top 50 High Schools in Chicagoland" by the Chicago Tribune'' and was the top ranked high school in Naperville, Illinois. The Main Campus, the original building, is divided into five wings, A E. The A wing contains Neuqua's Fine and Applied Arts, as well as industrial and consumer education classrooms and facilities. The B wing contains History, English and Health classrooms. The C wing contains Science classrooms complete with lab equipment and also television production studios. This wing also includes the library. The D wing contains Math, Computer Science, Foreign Language, Special Education (SPED) and Business classrooms. The E wing contains the cafeteria and Physical Education facilities and the staff room. The Birkett Freshman Center (BFC) has 3 pseudo wings G, H, and J. The G wing holds the commons, all business classes for freshman, the physical education rooms, and the engineering rooms. The H wing holds all special ed, the main office, the Class house, the staff lunch room, and the staff offices. The J wing holds all core academic classes, such as, Math, Science, English, Foreign Language, and Social Studies. It also includes all art rooms, and the library.
Тарих
The campus consists of two locations. The Birkett Freshman Center building houses freshmen. The Main Campus, the original building, houses sophomores, juniors, and seniors. The original Neuqua Valley campus building was opened in August 1997, and was built to house 3000 students. The school cost $63 million to build, which at the time was the most expensive high school in Illinois, and was the largest high school built in the state in nearly eighty years. The school is named after Neaqua, a Potawatomi, and son of Waubonsie. Starting with the 2003–2004 academic year, the nearby middle school (Crone Middle School) was converted to house the freshman class in an effort to alleviate overcrowding. From that point on, the freshmen attended class at the Freshman Center, and the Main Campus housed only the sophomore, junior, and senior classes. A third building that was completed around 2007, the Frontier Campus, allowed seniors to receive dual credit for classes from the College of DuPage. These students attended class in block sessions with no classes on Friday. It allowed for independence and freedom. Seniors from Waubonsie Valley High School also participated in the program. The Frontier Campus option was closed in 2012. The lake behind the school is known as "Lake Birkett", in honor of the school's first principal, Kathryn Birkett, also the namesake of the Freshman Campus building, in honor of her service as district superintendent until 2014. Neuqua Valley was designed by the architecture firm ATS&R. The design is based on one of the firm's prior projects in Minnesota. The firm used the design again for a high school in Pennsylvania that opened in 1999. In September 2017, Neuqua Valley became the first high school in District 204 to be named a National Blue Ribbon School. Demographics
In 2020, 52.5% of the student body identifies as White, 31.1% of the student body identifies as Asian, 7.1% of the student body identifies as Hispanic, 5.3% of the student body identifies as Black, and 3.9% of the student body identifies as another race. Academics
In 2011, Neuqua Valley had an average composite ACT score of 25.2, and graduated 99.1% of its senior class. In 2013, US News ranked Neuqua Valley 563rd in their annual list of the top American public high schools. However, Neuqua Valley has not met federal education standards under the No Child Left Behind law. In November 2011, Neuqua Valley High School was ranked 11th in the "Top 50 High Schools in Chicagoland" by the Chicago Tribune'' and was the top ranked high school in Naperville, Illinois. The Main Campus, the original building, is divided into five wings, A E. The A wing contains Neuqua's Fine and Applied Arts, as well as industrial and consumer education classrooms and facilities. The B wing contains History, English and Health classrooms. The C wing contains Science classrooms complete with lab equipment and also television production studios. This wing also includes the library. The D wing contains Math, Computer Science, Foreign Language, Special Education (SPED) and Business classrooms. The E wing contains the cafeteria and Physical Education facilities and the staff room. The Birkett Freshman Center (BFC) has 3 pseudo wings G, H, and J. The G wing holds the commons, all business classes for freshman, the physical education rooms, and the engineering rooms. The H wing holds all special ed, the main office, the Class house, the staff lunch room, and the staff offices. The J wing holds all core academic classes, such as, Math, Science, English, Foreign Language, and Social Studies. It also includes all art rooms, and the library.
Кампус екі жерден тұрады. Біркетт жаңа түлектер орталығының ғимаратында жаңа түлектер орналасады. Негізгі кампус, бастапқы ғимаратта, екінші, үшінші және төртінші курс студенттері оқиды. Неуква доласының алғашқы кампусы 1997 жылдың тамызында ашылды және 3000 оқушыға арналған. Мектептің құрылысы 63 миллион долларға созылды, ол кезде Иллинойс штатындағы ең қымбат мектеп болып есептелді және штат ішінде соңғы сексен жылда салынған ең ірі мектеп еді. Мектеп атауы Потаватоми тайпасының өкілі және Ваубонсидің ұлы Неакваның есімімен байланысты. 2003–2004 оқу жылынан бастап, жақын жердегі орта мектеп (Кроун орта мектебі) оқушылардың көптігін азайту мақсатында жаңа түлектерге берілді. Осы уақыттан бастап жаңа түлектер жаңа түлектер орталығында сабақ алады, ал негізгі кампуста екінші, үшінші және төртінші курс студенттері оқиды. 2007 жылға қарай аяқталған үшінші ғимарат, Frontier Campus, аға сынып оқушыларына DuPage колледжінен екі мамандық бойынша кредит алуға мүмкіндік берді. Бұл студенттер сабақтарды блоктық сессияларда тыңдады, жұма күні сабақтар болмады. Бұл оларға тәуелсіздік пен еркіндік сезімін сыйлады. Ваубонси Вэлли орта мектебінің аға сынып оқушылары да осы бағдарламаға қатысты. Frontier Campus мүмкіндігі 2012 жылы жабылды. Мектептің артындағы көл мектептің алғашқы директоры Кэтрин Биркетттің құрметіне «Биркетт көлі» деп аталды, сондай-ақ жаңа түлектер кампусының ғимараты да оның есімімен аталып, 2014 жылға дейін аудан басшысы болған қызметі еске алынды. Neuqua Valley сәулет фирмасы ATS&R жобалаған. Дизайн фирманың Миннесотадағы бұрынғы жобаларының біріне негізделген. Фирма осы дизайнды 1999 жылы ашылған Пенсильваниядағы орта мектеп үшін де пайдаланды. 2017 жылдың қыркүйегінде Neuqua Valley 204-ші округтегі Ұлттық көк ленталы мектеп атағын алған алғашқы орта мектеп болды.
The campus consists of two locations. The Birkett Freshman Center building houses freshmen. The Main Campus, the original building, houses sophomores, juniors, and seniors. The original Neuqua Valley campus building was opened in August 1997, and was built to house 3000 students. The school cost $63 million to build, which at the time was the most expensive high school in Illinois, and was the largest high school built in the state in nearly eighty years. The school is named after Neaqua, a Potawatomi, and son of Waubonsie. Starting with the 2003–2004 academic year, the nearby middle school (Crone Middle School) was converted to house the freshman class in an effort to alleviate overcrowding. From that point on, the freshmen attended class at the Freshman Center, and the Main Campus housed only the sophomore, junior, and senior classes. A third building that was completed around 2007, the Frontier Campus, allowed seniors to receive dual credit for classes from the College of DuPage. These students attended class in block sessions with no classes on Friday. It allowed for independence and freedom. Seniors from Waubonsie Valley High School also participated in the program. The Frontier Campus option was closed in 2012. The lake behind the school is known as "Lake Birkett", in honor of the school's first principal, Kathryn Birkett, also the namesake of the Freshman Campus building, in honor of her service as district superintendent until 2014. Neuqua Valley was designed by the architecture firm ATS&R. The design is based on one of the firm's prior projects in Minnesota. The firm used the design again for a high school in Pennsylvania that opened in 1999. In September 2017, Neuqua Valley became the first high school in District 204 to be named a National Blue Ribbon School. Demographics
In 2020, 52.5% of the student body identifies as White, 31.1% of the student body identifies as Asian, 7.1% of the student body identifies as Hispanic, 5.3% of the student body identifies as Black, and 3.9% of the student body identifies as another race. Academics
In 2011, Neuqua Valley had an average composite ACT score of 25.2, and graduated 99.1% of its senior class. In 2013, US News ranked Neuqua Valley 563rd in their annual list of the top American public high schools. However, Neuqua Valley has not met federal education standards under the No Child Left Behind law. In November 2011, Neuqua Valley High School was ranked 11th in the "Top 50 High Schools in Chicagoland" by the Chicago Tribune'' and was the top ranked high school in Naperville, Illinois. The Main Campus, the original building, is divided into five wings, A E. The A wing contains Neuqua's Fine and Applied Arts, as well as industrial and consumer education classrooms and facilities. The B wing contains History, English and Health classrooms. The C wing contains Science classrooms complete with lab equipment and also television production studios. This wing also includes the library. The D wing contains Math, Computer Science, Foreign Language, Special Education (SPED) and Business classrooms. The E wing contains the cafeteria and Physical Education facilities and the staff room. The Birkett Freshman Center (BFC) has 3 pseudo wings G, H, and J. The G wing holds the commons, all business classes for freshman, the physical education rooms, and the engineering rooms. The H wing holds all special ed, the main office, the Class house, the staff lunch room, and the staff offices. The J wing holds all core academic classes, such as, Math, Science, English, Foreign Language, and Social Studies. It also includes all art rooms, and the library.
Демография
The campus consists of two locations. The Birkett Freshman Center building houses freshmen. The Main Campus, the original building, houses sophomores, juniors, and seniors. The original Neuqua Valley campus building was opened in August 1997, and was built to house 3000 students. The school cost $63 million to build, which at the time was the most expensive high school in Illinois, and was the largest high school built in the state in nearly eighty years. The school is named after Neaqua, a Potawatomi, and son of Waubonsie. Starting with the 2003–2004 academic year, the nearby middle school (Crone Middle School) was converted to house the freshman class in an effort to alleviate overcrowding. From that point on, the freshmen attended class at the Freshman Center, and the Main Campus housed only the sophomore, junior, and senior classes. A third building that was completed around 2007, the Frontier Campus, allowed seniors to receive dual credit for classes from the College of DuPage. These students attended class in block sessions with no classes on Friday. It allowed for independence and freedom. Seniors from Waubonsie Valley High School also participated in the program. The Frontier Campus option was closed in 2012. The lake behind the school is known as "Lake Birkett", in honor of the school's first principal, Kathryn Birkett, also the namesake of the Freshman Campus building, in honor of her service as district superintendent until 2014. Neuqua Valley was designed by the architecture firm ATS&R. The design is based on one of the firm's prior projects in Minnesota. The firm used the design again for a high school in Pennsylvania that opened in 1999. In September 2017, Neuqua Valley became the first high school in District 204 to be named a National Blue Ribbon School. Demographics
In 2020, 52.5% of the student body identifies as White, 31.1% of the student body identifies as Asian, 7.1% of the student body identifies as Hispanic, 5.3% of the student body identifies as Black, and 3.9% of the student body identifies as another race. Academics
In 2011, Neuqua Valley had an average composite ACT score of 25.2, and graduated 99.1% of its senior class. In 2013, US News ranked Neuqua Valley 563rd in their annual list of the top American public high schools. However, Neuqua Valley has not met federal education standards under the No Child Left Behind law. In November 2011, Neuqua Valley High School was ranked 11th in the "Top 50 High Schools in Chicagoland" by the Chicago Tribune'' and was the top ranked high school in Naperville, Illinois. The Main Campus, the original building, is divided into five wings, A E. The A wing contains Neuqua's Fine and Applied Arts, as well as industrial and consumer education classrooms and facilities. The B wing contains History, English and Health classrooms. The C wing contains Science classrooms complete with lab equipment and also television production studios. This wing also includes the library. The D wing contains Math, Computer Science, Foreign Language, Special Education (SPED) and Business classrooms. The E wing contains the cafeteria and Physical Education facilities and the staff room. The Birkett Freshman Center (BFC) has 3 pseudo wings G, H, and J. The G wing holds the commons, all business classes for freshman, the physical education rooms, and the engineering rooms. The H wing holds all special ed, the main office, the Class house, the staff lunch room, and the staff offices. The J wing holds all core academic classes, such as, Math, Science, English, Foreign Language, and Social Studies. It also includes all art rooms, and the library.
2020 жылы студенттердің 52,5% өзін ақ нәсілді, 31,1% азиялық, 7,1% испаниялық, 5,3% қара нәсілді және 3,9% басқа нәсілді деп санайды.
The campus consists of two locations. The Birkett Freshman Center building houses freshmen. The Main Campus, the original building, houses sophomores, juniors, and seniors. The original Neuqua Valley campus building was opened in August 1997, and was built to house 3000 students. The school cost $63 million to build, which at the time was the most expensive high school in Illinois, and was the largest high school built in the state in nearly eighty years. The school is named after Neaqua, a Potawatomi, and son of Waubonsie. Starting with the 2003–2004 academic year, the nearby middle school (Crone Middle School) was converted to house the freshman class in an effort to alleviate overcrowding. From that point on, the freshmen attended class at the Freshman Center, and the Main Campus housed only the sophomore, junior, and senior classes. A third building that was completed around 2007, the Frontier Campus, allowed seniors to receive dual credit for classes from the College of DuPage. These students attended class in block sessions with no classes on Friday. It allowed for independence and freedom. Seniors from Waubonsie Valley High School also participated in the program. The Frontier Campus option was closed in 2012. The lake behind the school is known as "Lake Birkett", in honor of the school's first principal, Kathryn Birkett, also the namesake of the Freshman Campus building, in honor of her service as district superintendent until 2014. Neuqua Valley was designed by the architecture firm ATS&R. The design is based on one of the firm's prior projects in Minnesota. The firm used the design again for a high school in Pennsylvania that opened in 1999. In September 2017, Neuqua Valley became the first high school in District 204 to be named a National Blue Ribbon School. Demographics
In 2020, 52.5% of the student body identifies as White, 31.1% of the student body identifies as Asian, 7.1% of the student body identifies as Hispanic, 5.3% of the student body identifies as Black, and 3.9% of the student body identifies as another race. Academics
In 2011, Neuqua Valley had an average composite ACT score of 25.2, and graduated 99.1% of its senior class. In 2013, US News ranked Neuqua Valley 563rd in their annual list of the top American public high schools. However, Neuqua Valley has not met federal education standards under the No Child Left Behind law. In November 2011, Neuqua Valley High School was ranked 11th in the "Top 50 High Schools in Chicagoland" by the Chicago Tribune'' and was the top ranked high school in Naperville, Illinois. The Main Campus, the original building, is divided into five wings, A E. The A wing contains Neuqua's Fine and Applied Arts, as well as industrial and consumer education classrooms and facilities. The B wing contains History, English and Health classrooms. The C wing contains Science classrooms complete with lab equipment and also television production studios. This wing also includes the library. The D wing contains Math, Computer Science, Foreign Language, Special Education (SPED) and Business classrooms. The E wing contains the cafeteria and Physical Education facilities and the staff room. The Birkett Freshman Center (BFC) has 3 pseudo wings G, H, and J. The G wing holds the commons, all business classes for freshman, the physical education rooms, and the engineering rooms. The H wing holds all special ed, the main office, the Class house, the staff lunch room, and the staff offices. The J wing holds all core academic classes, such as, Math, Science, English, Foreign Language, and Social Studies. It also includes all art rooms, and the library.
Академиялық көрсеткіштер
The campus consists of two locations. The Birkett Freshman Center building houses freshmen. The Main Campus, the original building, houses sophomores, juniors, and seniors. The original Neuqua Valley campus building was opened in August 1997, and was built to house 3000 students. The school cost $63 million to build, which at the time was the most expensive high school in Illinois, and was the largest high school built in the state in nearly eighty years. The school is named after Neaqua, a Potawatomi, and son of Waubonsie. Starting with the 2003–2004 academic year, the nearby middle school (Crone Middle School) was converted to house the freshman class in an effort to alleviate overcrowding. From that point on, the freshmen attended class at the Freshman Center, and the Main Campus housed only the sophomore, junior, and senior classes. A third building that was completed around 2007, the Frontier Campus, allowed seniors to receive dual credit for classes from the College of DuPage. These students attended class in block sessions with no classes on Friday. It allowed for independence and freedom. Seniors from Waubonsie Valley High School also participated in the program. The Frontier Campus option was closed in 2012. The lake behind the school is known as "Lake Birkett", in honor of the school's first principal, Kathryn Birkett, also the namesake of the Freshman Campus building, in honor of her service as district superintendent until 2014. Neuqua Valley was designed by the architecture firm ATS&R. The design is based on one of the firm's prior projects in Minnesota. The firm used the design again for a high school in Pennsylvania that opened in 1999. In September 2017, Neuqua Valley became the first high school in District 204 to be named a National Blue Ribbon School. Demographics
In 2020, 52.5% of the student body identifies as White, 31.1% of the student body identifies as Asian, 7.1% of the student body identifies as Hispanic, 5.3% of the student body identifies as Black, and 3.9% of the student body identifies as another race. Academics
In 2011, Neuqua Valley had an average composite ACT score of 25.2, and graduated 99.1% of its senior class. In 2013, US News ranked Neuqua Valley 563rd in their annual list of the top American public high schools. However, Neuqua Valley has not met federal education standards under the No Child Left Behind law. In November 2011, Neuqua Valley High School was ranked 11th in the "Top 50 High Schools in Chicagoland" by the Chicago Tribune'' and was the top ranked high school in Naperville, Illinois. The Main Campus, the original building, is divided into five wings, A E. The A wing contains Neuqua's Fine and Applied Arts, as well as industrial and consumer education classrooms and facilities. The B wing contains History, English and Health classrooms. The C wing contains Science classrooms complete with lab equipment and also television production studios. This wing also includes the library. The D wing contains Math, Computer Science, Foreign Language, Special Education (SPED) and Business classrooms. The E wing contains the cafeteria and Physical Education facilities and the staff room. The Birkett Freshman Center (BFC) has 3 pseudo wings G, H, and J. The G wing holds the commons, all business classes for freshman, the physical education rooms, and the engineering rooms. The H wing holds all special ed, the main office, the Class house, the staff lunch room, and the staff offices. The J wing holds all core academic classes, such as, Math, Science, English, Foreign Language, and Social Studies. It also includes all art rooms, and the library.
2011 жылы Neuqua Valley орташа ACT баллы 25,2 болды және жоғары сыныптың 99,1% бітірді. 2013 жылы US News Neuqua Valleyді АҚШ-тың үздік мемлекеттік орта мектептерінің жылдық тізімінде 563-ші орынға қойды. Алайда, Neuqua Valley «Балалар артта қалмасын» заңына сәйкес білім берудің федералды стандарттарына сай келмеді. 2011 жылдың қараша айында Neuqua Valley орта мектебі Чикаго Трибюнының «Чикагодағы ең үздік 50 орта мектеп» рейтингісінде 11-ші орын алды және Иллинойс штатының Непервилл қаласындағы ең жоғары рейтингтегі орта мектеп болды. Негізгі кампус, бастапқы ғимарат, бес қанатқа бөлінеді: A, B, C, D және E. A қанатында Neuqua-ның көркем және қолданбалы өнері, сондай-ақ өнеркәсіптік және тұтынушылық білім беру сыныптары мен ғимараттары орналасқан. B қанатында тарих, ағылшын тілі және денсаулық сабақтары оқытылады. C қанатында зертханалық жабдықтарымен жабдықталған ғылым сыныптары және теледидар студиялары бар. Бұл қанат кітапхананы да қамтиды. D қанатында математика, компьютерлік ғылым, шет тілдері, арнайы білім беру (SPED) және бизнес сыныптары орналасқан. E қанатында асхана, дене тәрбиесі залдары және қызметкерлер бөлмесі бар. Біркетт жаңа түлектер орталығында (BFC) 3 псевдо-қанат бар: G, H және J. G қанатында ортақ зал, жаңа түлектерге арналған барлық бизнес-сабақтар, дене тәрбиесі залдары және инженерлік бөлмелер орналасқан. H қанатында барлық арнайы білім беру, бас кеңсе, сынып үйі, қызметкерлердің асханасы және қызметкерлердің кеңселер орналасқан. J қанатында математика, ғылым, ағылшын тілі, шет тілдері және әлеуметтік зерттеулер сияқты барлық негізгі академиялық сабақтар оқытылады. Сонымен қатар, барлық көркемсурет сыныптары мен кітапхана да кіреді.
The campus consists of two locations. The Birkett Freshman Center building houses freshmen. The Main Campus, the original building, houses sophomores, juniors, and seniors. The original Neuqua Valley campus building was opened in August 1997, and was built to house 3000 students. The school cost $63 million to build, which at the time was the most expensive high school in Illinois, and was the largest high school built in the state in nearly eighty years. The school is named after Neaqua, a Potawatomi, and son of Waubonsie. Starting with the 2003–2004 academic year, the nearby middle school (Crone Middle School) was converted to house the freshman class in an effort to alleviate overcrowding. From that point on, the freshmen attended class at the Freshman Center, and the Main Campus housed only the sophomore, junior, and senior classes. A third building that was completed around 2007, the Frontier Campus, allowed seniors to receive dual credit for classes from the College of DuPage. These students attended class in block sessions with no classes on Friday. It allowed for independence and freedom. Seniors from Waubonsie Valley High School also participated in the program. The Frontier Campus option was closed in 2012. The lake behind the school is known as "Lake Birkett", in honor of the school's first principal, Kathryn Birkett, also the namesake of the Freshman Campus building, in honor of her service as district superintendent until 2014. Neuqua Valley was designed by the architecture firm ATS&R. The design is based on one of the firm's prior projects in Minnesota. The firm used the design again for a high school in Pennsylvania that opened in 1999. In September 2017, Neuqua Valley became the first high school in District 204 to be named a National Blue Ribbon School. Demographics
In 2020, 52.5% of the student body identifies as White, 31.1% of the student body identifies as Asian, 7.1% of the student body identifies as Hispanic, 5.3% of the student body identifies as Black, and 3.9% of the student body identifies as another race. Academics
In 2011, Neuqua Valley had an average composite ACT score of 25.2, and graduated 99.1% of its senior class. In 2013, US News ranked Neuqua Valley 563rd in their annual list of the top American public high schools. However, Neuqua Valley has not met federal education standards under the No Child Left Behind law. In November 2011, Neuqua Valley High School was ranked 11th in the "Top 50 High Schools in Chicagoland" by the Chicago Tribune'' and was the top ranked high school in Naperville, Illinois. The Main Campus, the original building, is divided into five wings, A E. The A wing contains Neuqua's Fine and Applied Arts, as well as industrial and consumer education classrooms and facilities. The B wing contains History, English and Health classrooms. The C wing contains Science classrooms complete with lab equipment and also television production studios. This wing also includes the library. The D wing contains Math, Computer Science, Foreign Language, Special Education (SPED) and Business classrooms. The E wing contains the cafeteria and Physical Education facilities and the staff room. The Birkett Freshman Center (BFC) has 3 pseudo wings G, H, and J. The G wing holds the commons, all business classes for freshman, the physical education rooms, and the engineering rooms. The H wing holds all special ed, the main office, the Class house, the staff lunch room, and the staff offices. The J wing holds all core academic classes, such as, Math, Science, English, Foreign Language, and Social Studies. It also includes all art rooms, and the library.
Құрметтер
Неуква доласы музыкалық бағдарламасы үшін Grammy қауымдастығынан мойынұсқау алды. Мектеп 1998, 1999 және 2001 жылдары Grammy қолтаңбалы мектеп, 2000, 2003, 2004 және 2009 жылдары Grammy қолтаңбалы мектебінің алтын медалімен, ал 2005 және 2013 жылдары Ұлттық Grammy қолтаңбалы мектебі "Елдегі ең үздік" атанды. Музыка бөлімінің бас бетінде басқа да марапаттардың тізімі бар. Капелла жетекшісі Эмили Биндер 2017 жылы Иллинойс штатының ең үздік музыка жетекшісі деп танылды. 2017 жылдың қыркүйегінде Неуква, сол кездегі АҚШ президенті Дональд Трамптың кезінде, аймақтағы Ұлттық Көк лента сыйлығын алған алғашқы жоғары мектеп болды. Директор Боб Макбрайд та Трамптан марапат алды. Бұл марапат ел бойынша бар болғаны 8 мектеп директорына берілді.
Дау
2015–2016 оқу жылының бірінші күні бір оқушының Конфедерация туын кигені туралы хабар тарады, бұл әлеуметтік желілерде кеңінен талқыланды. Yahoo! Canada сайты бұл ту туралы және оның Neuqua Valley жоғары мектебінен тысқары әсері туралы мақала жариялады.
Жеңіл атлетика
Neuqua Valley спорттық жарыстарда DuPage Valley конференциясында өнер көрсетеді. Мектеп сонымен қатар Иллинойс жоғары мектептері қауымдастығының (IHSA) мүшесі болып табылады және олар ұйымдастыратын штаттағы турнирлерде бақ сынасады. Мектеп жас жігіттер мен қыздар арасында баскетбол, кросс-кантри, гольф, футбол, жүзу және секіру, теннис, жеңіл атлетика, волейбол және су полосы бойынша мектептер аралық командаларды демеушілік етеді. Жас жігіттер бейсбол, футбол және күрес түрлерінен де команда құрады. Әйелдер бадминтон, боулинг, гимнастика, черлидинг және софтболдан бәсекелесе алады. IHSA демеушілігімен емес, мектептің спорт бөлімі бәсекеге қабілетті поп-топ командасын, би тобын (оркезис), регби командасын және Арнайы Олимпиадамен қатысатын және олармен жұмыс істейтін команданы қолдайды. Көптеген спорт түрлерінен ішкі жарыстар ұйымдастырылады, оның ішінде баскетбол, боулинг және тіпті пинг-понг. Әр жылғы күзде Neuqua, Waubonsie, Metea, Naperville Central, Naperville North және Lisle қаласындағы Benet Academy мектебімен бірге әйелдер арасындағы пудерпуф футбол турниріне қатысады. Neuqua 2007 жылы құрылған үлкен ultimate frisbee клубына ие. Жоғары лига командасы 2012 жылғы маусымда елде үшінші орын алды. Ұлдардың кросс-кантри командасы 2001 жылдан бері әр жыл сайын Пеориядағы штаттағы жарыста алдыңғы 15-ке кіреді. 2007 жылы ұлдардың кросс-кантри командасы Nike Team Nationals жеңімпазы атанды. Команда IHSA маусымдық шектеулерін бұзбау үшін «Naperville XC Club» деген атпен жарысты. Олар 2009 және 2010 жылдары 12-ші орынды иеленді, ал 2016 жылы елде бесінші орынға табан тіреді.
Марш тобы
Марш-орталық футбол ойындарының барлығында үзіліс кезінде өнер көрсетеді және ойын барысында жанкүйерлерді ынталандыру үшін әндер орындайды. NVHS би тобы, топтың басты өнернамасынан кейін үзіліс кезінде осы әндерге билейді. Marching Wildcats Еңбек күні шеруі мен Нейпервилл қаласының орталығындағы Естелік күні шеруіне қатысады. Marching Wildcats Иллинойс университетінің марш-бандалар чемпионатында екі жыл қатарынан үшінші орынға ие болды.
Қалталық топ
Баспасөз тобы барлық үй баскетболь ойындарының екі жыныстың да және Арнайы Олимпиаданың ойындарының бәрінде өнер көрсетеді. Олар ойын басында және үзілісте керемет және классикалық баспасөз тобының әндерін орындайды. Баспасөз тобы маусым бойы 10 ойында өнер көрсетеді.
Мекемелер
Мектептің спорттық нысандарына 8 жолақты, 25 метрлік жабық бассейн кіреді, оның басталуындағы тереңдігі 13 фут, бұрылыста 9 фут, екі секіргіш тақтасы бар жанама суға секіру алаңы және 20 метрлік 3 жолақты шағын суға түсу/жылыну бассейні бар. Негізгі кампуста үш спорт зал және салмақ көтеру бөлмесі бар. Олардың екеуінде әрқайсысында үш толық өлшемді баскетбол алаңы бар, ал біреуі гимнастикаға арналған. Біркет жаңа студенттер орталығында екі спорт зал, салмақ көтеру бөлмесі және 2003 жылы жоғары сынып түлектері сыйлаған тауға өрмелеу қабырғасы бар. Сонымен қатар, толық жабдықталған салмақ көтеру бөлмесі, күрес залы, 400 метрлік қайта өңделген резеңке жүгіру жолымен қоршалған футбол алаңы және футбол стадионы да бар. Мектепте 10-нан астам дыбыс жазу студиясы бар.