Aug-Sept. 2014
UPCOMING
EVENTS
Aug. 4
Aug. 5
Aug. 7
Aug. 8
Aug. 11
(8:45 Start)
Aug. 12
Aug. 13
Aug. 21
Sep. 1
Sep. 13
Sep.. 26
Sep. 27
Fall Orientation
10th Grade 8-11 am
11th Grade 1-4 pm
9th Grade 8-11 am
12th Grade 1-4 pm
Orientation Make-Up Day All Grades 8amnoon
New Student ELO Testing
FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL-GRADE 9 ONLY
FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL-ALL STUDENTS
First day for 0 and 8th hour classes
MNHS Open House 6-8pm
Labor Day – NO SCHOOL
ACT at MNHS
9th Grade Aspire – 8:00-12:00
10th Grade Aspire – 8:00-12:00
12:30 start for 9/10; 11/12-College Visit/
Comm. Svc.
Homecoming Dance 8-11pm
Millard North High School
MISSION STATEMENT
The mission of Millard North is to guarantee that each student masters the academic skills and develops character traits and intercultural understanding through challenging, diverse, personalized opportunities that prepare, engage, and motivate students to pursue career pathways and contribute nationally and internationally.
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Fall Orientation......... 3
Schedule Changes..... 4
Bus Transportation ... 4
Absences/Attendance 4
School Day ............... 5
Bell Schedule ............ 5
First Day/Freshmen .. 6
Student Issues ........... 7
Booster Club ............. 9
AfterProm ............... 11
Senior Pictures ........ 12
Sports Seasons ........ 13
Game Passes ........... 14
Sports Requirements14
Sports Schedules..... 14
After Games ........... 14
Open House ............ 15
Homecoming .......... 16
Meal Prices ............. 17
School Calendar ..... 18
ATTENDANCE: 402-715-1223
(Use this number to report absences, call students in late, appointments, or phone messages)
SPORTS SCHEDULES: www.mhsaaconference.org
LUNCH MONEY: www.mylunchmoney.com
PARENT ACCESS: www.mpsomaha.org
MNHS: www.mps.mnhs.schoolfusion.us/
BAND: http://www.mnband.net/
ORCHESTRA: http://mnhsorch.com/
SHOW CHOIRS: http://www.millardnorthshowchoirs.org/
GUIDANCE: http://mps.mnhs.schoolfushion.us/
Click on Guidance
FORENSICS: http://mps.mnhsforensics.net/
COUNSELING DEPARTMENT
402-715-1379
A - Br............................... Laurie Stackhouse
Bu-Fen ............................. Paul Gabel
Feo-Hud .......................... Carmen Hippen
Hue-Mac ......................... Loel Schettler
Mad-Peterson .................. Jillian Depue
Peth-Stac ........................ Jodi Therkelsen
Stad-Z ............................ Andy Hahn
Millard Board of Education
Millard North Administration
Mr. Dave Anderson
Mr. Mike Kennedy
Mr. Paul Meyer
Mr. Mike Pate
Ms. Linda Poole
Mr. Pat Ricketts
Dr. Jim Sutfin, Superintendent
Mr. Brian Begley, Principal
Ms. Mary Bayne, Assistant Principal
Mr. Aaron Bearinger, Assistant Principal
Mr . Casey Lundgren, Assistant Principal
Ms. Susan Marlatt, Assistant Principal
Mr. Chad Zimmerman, Activities Director
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Millard North High School
2014 - 2015 Fall Orientation
COMPLETE & SIGN FORMS BEFORE TURNING
IN PAPERWORK AT STATIONS!
**Note: Please make every effort to come at ANY designated time –
FAMILIES MAY COME TOGETHER.
Monday, August 4
8:00 - 11:00 AM
1:00 - 4:00 PM
(grade 10)
(grade 11)
Tuesday, August 5
8:00 - 11:00 AM
1:00 - 4:00 PM
(grade 9)
(grade 12)
Thursday, August 7
8:00AM- 12:00PM
Anyone unable to come at designated time.
(grades 9-12)
*Nurse Screening- TUESDAY and THURSDAY ONLY- in Nurse’s Office Students new to the Millard District only need to have a vision and hearing
screen.
To participate in Fall Orientation a student must have paid all fines, complete the
Student Health/Emergency Form including a parent signature, and have the required immunizations.
**Note: Students with fines, incomplete or unsigned Student Health/
Emergency Forms, or does not have required immunizations will not be allowed to participate in the Orientation process until the infraction is completed.
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CLASS SCHEDULE CHANGES
Over 2450 students have been scheduled for the upcoming school year. The class schedule you
will receive during fall orientation is based upon the availability of the courses you selected during
registration. Please see your counselor if there is an error. Class schedules are not subject to
change in terms of courses selected or class periods scheduled. Students may not select teachers and must schedule other outside commitments around their assigned class schedule. It is imperative that we have everyone’s cooperation in this matter as we begin the 2014-15 school year.
TRANSPORTATION
Student Transportation of Nebraska, Inc. (STN) will provide Millard Public School students who do not qualify for district provided
transportation with a parent pay busing program. The form can be
found on the Millard Public Schools website under Student Services/Transportation.
REPORTING OF STUDENT ABSENCES/ATTENDANCE
Whenever a student is not in school or must leave school, a parent or guardian must call the Attendance
Office at 715 – 1223. Please call the morning of the absence between 7:00 a.m. and 9:30 a.m., stating
the reason for the absence. Millard North will call all unverified absences after 10:00 a.m. each
day. Because of the large number of absences certain days, many times we cannot complete
the calling of every absence. Therefore, to help better communicate absences to parents, we
now use an electronic phone messenger system for those absences left unverified at the end
of the day.
When a student is absent several days, we ask parents to call each day his or her son or daughter is or will
be absent unless other arrangements have been made with the Attendance Office. A phone call is adequate communication for the student’s return to school. If parent/guardian has called, his/or child does
not need to report to the office.
Parents/guardians must call to excuse an absence within one (1) school day immediately following the
absence. Should a call be received after this period of time, the absence will be considered an unexcused
absence. No notes will be accepted by the office to excuse an absence or tardy.
If a student is ill and absent from school for five (5) consecutive days, a medical doctor’s verification may
be required for admittance. Please read the attendance policies in the MNHS Student Handbook for more
information.
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SCHOOL DAY SCHEDULES FOR 2014-15
Each Monday morning during the school year, all high school teachers from the three Millard high
schools will meet in course teams called Professional Learning Communities (PLCs). These
Monday morning meetings take place for one hour from 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m.
Due to PLCs each Monday, classes for students will begin at 8:45 a.m. instead of 8:00 a.m.
School doors will open at the usual time, providing students who choose, or need to arrive at
school earlier access to computers, the Information Center, and the Guidance Center to meet with
counselors. Students will be able to purchase breakfast and meet with friends before classes
begin at 8:45 a.m. Monday mornings. The bell will ring at 8:38 a.m. each Monday morning, signaling students to proceed to their 1st period classes.
Tuesday through Friday of each week, classes will begin at 8:00 a.m. School will dismiss each
day, Monday through Friday, at 3:15 p.m. Zero hour classes meet Tuesday through Friday, and
8th hour classes meet Monday through Friday.
Millard North High School will be using two different bell schedules throughout the school year,
one for Monday, with the late start at 8:45 a.m. and Mustang Time advisement between 5 th and
6th periods, and one for Tuesday through Friday, with school beginning at 8:00 a.m. The two bell
schedules are found below. Again, school will be dismissed at 3:15 p.m. each day of the week.
As stated earlier, teachers will meet in Professional Learning Communities (PLCs) first thing each
Monday morning to improve achievement and learning for all students at Millard North High
School. Millard North’s goal is to create a high performing learning culture focusing on results,
consistent improvement, and collaboration.
Teachers are the key component to accomplishing improved student learning. They need time,
support, and data to achieve this goal. PLCs help set high expectations for student learning and
build systems of support to address students’ needs in a timely fashion. Through the collaborative efforts of teachers working and learning together in PLCs, student learning and achievement
will continue to improve.
BELL SCHEDULE
Monday – w/Mustang Time
Period
1
2
3
4
5
MT
6
7
8
8:45 – 9:23
9:30 – 10:11
10:18 – 10:56
11:03 – 11:41
11:48 – 1:13
1st lunch 11:48 – 12:18
2nd lunch 12:13 – 12:43
3rd lunch 12:43 – 1:13
1:20 – 1:45
1:52 – 2:30
2:37 – 3:15
3:22 – 4:10
38 minutes
41 minutes
38 minutes
38 minutes
1 hour 25 minutes (55 min)
25 minutes
38 minutes
38 minutes
48 minutes
Tuesday - Friday – without Mustang Time
Period
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
6:50 – 7:53
63 minutes
8:00 – 8:51
51 minutes
8:58 – 9:52
54 minutes
9:59 – 10:50
51 minutes
10:57 – 11:48
51 minutes
11:55 – 1:19
1 hour 24 minutes (54 minutes)
1st lunch 11:55 – 12:25
2nd lunch 12:20 – 12:50
3rd lunch 12:49 – 1:19
1:26 – 2:17
51 minutes
2:24 – 3:15
51 minutes
3:22 – 4:10
48 minutes
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First Day of School…
Monday, August 11 – Freshmen Only
Only freshmen, or Grade 9 students, attend school for a full day on Monday, August 11. No upperclassmen will attend school on
this day. To help incoming freshmen have a more successful transition to high school, we feel it important to devote a full day for
this purpose. This day will be called Freshman Stampede. Our goal is to provide freshmen a fun-filled, informative, positive orientation to Millard North High School. The Freshman Stampede schedule for Monday, August 11 is outlined below:
8:45 – 9:00
All freshmen meet in auditorium.
9:00 – 9:10
Welcome by Mr. Begley in auditorium
9:15 – 9:55
Freshmen will report to Mustang Time room to receive:
*
coded wrist band
*
schedule
*
nametag
Mustang Mentor time with freshmen in Mustang Time room
10:00 – 12:40
Lunch alternating with group activities. Lunch is $2.95 (subject to
change) Ala Carte items available for additional cost.
12:50 – 1:55
Freshmen attend all class periods for approximately 10 minutes each.
2:00 – 2:30
Mustang Mentor time in Mustang time room
2:35 – 3:00
Pep Rally in the gym to celebrate our incoming freshmen
3:00
Dismissal
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PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING STUDENT ISSUES…
Areas that can be problematic for some students at Millard North High School are: being tardy to school,
understanding and adhering to the school dress code, and remaining at school after dismissal. We are including the school rules for these areas below for your review. Please examine the rules that are in place
at Millard North concerning these areas and discuss with your son or daughter.

Tardy to School
All Millard North High School students are required and expected to be at school on time each and
everyday. Teaching and learning must begin promptly at the 8:00 a.m. (8:45 a.m. on Mondays)
bell each morning in all classrooms. Students arriving after the start of class can create disruptions
to the teacher and other students in a classroom as well as interrupt the instructional process. If a
student is not in his or her first scheduled class of the day by the bell, the student is tardy to
school. Any student who arrives at school after the class bell must sign-in at a tardy station and
obtain an Admit Slip. Emergencies will periodically occur causing a student to be late to school.
Consequently, a student is allowed to be tardy to class Four times per semester to his or her classes without disciplinary consequences. Further tardiness to class, however will result in the following disciplinary actions:
o 5th tardy to periods 1-7 = Lunch Detention
o 10th tardy to periods 1-7 = Two Lunch Detentions
o 15th tardy to periods 1-7 = One 2-hour After School
o 20th tardy to periods 1-7 = Two 2-hour After Schools
o 25th tardy to periods 1-7 = Short term suspension
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Note: Tardy totals are the sum number of tardies to periods 1-7
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Dress Code
School is a place for serious work and study. Certain types of clothing and
student
dress are not appropriate for school. A student’s choice of attire and
grooming should be
left to the good judgment of the student and his/her parents or guardians, and should contribute to a positive learning environment.
The administration and faculty of Millard North High School have the
responsibility
to help students develop habits that contribute to good taste in
matters of dress and appearance. What is considered appropriate dress for school and all school related activities
and events is at the discretion of the
Millard North High School administration. Students are
required to wear shirts
and shoes unless they are in a gym class where shirts and/or shoes
are not
required.
The following clothing or types of dress are prohibited as noted below:
1. Clothing that either causes or has the potential to cause either a substantial disruption or material interference with the educational process.
2. Clothing that is not worn appropriately or considered indecent is prohibited.
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a. Upper body articles should cover the body from both shoulders to the waist. Some examples of prohibited dress include: bare backs, midriff tops, tube-tops, halter-tops, and
spaghetti straps. Shirt straps must be approximately one inch wide or wider.
b. Lower body—Very short skirts and shorts are not permitted.
3. Clothing that creates or has the potential to create a health or safety problem or risk.
4. Clothing that contains vulgar or offensive words or language that is sexual, indecent, or lewd.
5. Clothing and other personal items which promote, advocate, or advance the use of illegal
drugs, alcohol, or tobacco, including clothing which displays a logo or trademark of any brand of
alcohol or tobacco cannot to be worn at school.
6. Students are prohibited from wearing hats, caps, and or other headgear of any type inside the
school buildings from the time a student arrives at school until the 3:15 p.m. bell dismissing
school. All student hats, ball caps, and headgear worn to school must be kept in a student’s
locker or book bag and is not be seen until the 3:15 bell dismissing school.
7. Chains or other objects that could be used as a weapon are not to be worn to school or school
activities.
8. Sagging pants and visible underwear are not appropriate for school. Pants should be worn at
or above the hip level. Underwear is not to be visible or able to be seen by others.
9. Any message on clothing that contains a double meaning or suggests vulgar or offensive
words or language, or is sexual in nature are not to be worn to school or a school related activity.
10. Clothing that is characteristic of a costume or is considered unusual and normally not worn
during the school day is prohibited unless approved beforehand by the administration.
11, Students are required to wear shirts and shoes. Slippers are not to be worn at school.
12. All group or class T-shirts must be approved by the administration before worn to school or
any school-related activities or events.
Infractions of Millard North High School’s dress codes and standards may result in directing the
student to cover-up, sending a student home to change, suspension, or other student discipline
depending on the degree of infraction. Dress code infractions and consequences are determined by the administration.
·
Remaining at School after Dismissal
School is dismissed each day at the 3:15 bell. All students are expected to
leave the school and school grounds by 4:00 p.m. each day unless involved
in a school related activity or under the direct supervision of a staff member.
No students should be in the building or on school grounds after 4:00 p.m.
unless involved in school related business. All students not involved in
school related activities should be either walking home or be picked-up by
4:00 p.m. each day. Staff members are not available to supervise students
who are not involved in school related activities after 4:00 p.m.
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2014-2015 MN SENIOR PICTURE GUIDELINES
Due no later than 4 p.m. on Friday, October 31, 2014
OVERALL REQUIREMENTS
1.
Head and shoulders only. Absolutely NO hands or full body shots. Front view is preferable instead of a side view or back
against a wall.
1.
Neutral backgrounds are preferable such as a gray or brown. While not preferable, brick backgrounds and outdoor shots
are acceptable.
1.
No other objects, such as props, pets, cars, etc, are allowed in the photo.
1.
Please leave enough room around the head for proper cropping during layout.
PRODUCT
1.
The photo should be in the form of a professional print or a JPEG image with at least a 300 resolution (please save the senior’s
name with last name, first name, studio initials in parentheses--Brown, Carl (BP).
1.
If you turn in a hard copy, we prefer wallet sizes, but will accept larger pictures as long as they have similar proportions to a
wallet size. Hard copy photos WILL NOT be returned.
1.
Photos should be professional. Photos should be in color.
1.
If photos do not follow the above guidelines or if a photo is not received, the yearbook staff reserves the right to use the student’s school ID picture.
SUBMISSION
If your photographer does not provide the school with your senior picture, you can do one of the following:
PREFERRED METHOD--E-mail to sacrotzer@mpsomaha.org (You will receive a confirmation reply within 48
hours. If you don’t, follow up because sometimes filters interfere with emails
or the file size is too big.)
Place in Sarah Crotzer’s mailbox via the administration office or the 912 office.
Bring to room 1105, which is located in the art hallway.
Due no later than 4 p.m. on Friday, October 31, 2014
The specifications need to be strictly followed. If you have questions about these specifications, please contact the journalism adviser, Sarah Crotzer, at 402-715-1404 or at
sacrotzer@mpsomaha.org.
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SPORTS SEASONS
SPORTS SEASONS –2014-2015 N.S.A.A.
All interscholastic sports are divided into three seasons - fall, winter, and spring. The division of sports, the
date of the first allowed organized practice, and the closing date of the season shall be as follows. No individual
may participate simultaneously in more than one sport per season. Athletes are not allowed to participate in activities outside the school while involved in the same activity in school, i.e. Cross-Country/Road Races, Football/Air-It
-Out are specific examples.
To be eligible, a student must be continuously enrolled in at least twenty
(20) credit hours of instruction per semester at the school the student represents in interscholastic competition.
*PLEASE NOTE: SOME FALL SPORTS START AUGUST 11, 2014
Those sports with the first allowed organized practice(tryouts) starting August 12th & August 19th :
Boys Tennis- August 11th – All levels meet at the tennis courts 3:30pm
Cross Country-August 18th – athletes meet in the mezzanine area 3:30pm
Football –
August 11th –lower levels meet 3:30pm
Varsity 2nd practice at 3:00pm – helmets only
Girls Golf –
August 11th - athletes meet at Stone Creek Golf Course 4:00pm
Softball –
August, 11th – athletes meet at MN Softball Field 3:30pm
Volleyball-
August 18 – athletes meet in the gym
4:00-6:00pm
*Reminder: All required paperwork including Athletic Pre-Participation Clearance Form, Parent permission form,
Paperwork requirement form, emergency information form and transportation form with the non-refundable
$60.00 athletic fee must be completed and submitted prior to the first day of practice.
FALL
Cross Country
Football
Golf, Girls
Softball
Tennis, Boys
Volleyball, Girls
FIRST DAY OF PRACTICE
August 18
August 11
August 11
August 11
August 11
August 18
CLOSE OF SEASON
State Meet October 24
State Play-offs Oct. 31, Nov. 7, 14, 24
State Meet October 13-14
State Meet October 15-17
State Meet October 16-17
State Meet November 13-15
WINTER
Basketball, Boys
Basketball, Girls
Swimming/Diving
Wrestling
November 17
November 17
November 17
November 17
State Meet March 12-14
State Meet March 5-7
State Meet February 26-28
State Meet February 19-21
SPRING
Baseball
Golf, Boys
Tennis, Girls
Track
Soccer, Girls
Soccer, Boys
March 2
March 2
March 2
March 2
March 2
March 2
State Meet May 16, 18-21
State Meet May 27-28
State Meet May 21-22
State Meet May 22-23
State Meet May 13-16, 18-19
State Meet May 13-16, 18-19
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ATHLETIC GAME PASSES
SPORTS REQUIREMENTS
The athletic department will be selling
passes for the 2014-15 school year. The tickets
offer a reduced rate to both students and adults to
attend many Millard North home contests. Tickets do not admit you to invitational, Metro Conference tournaments or events, or NSAA district/
state games.
We are again reminding all students planning
to go out for a fall sport that you must have
completed the following prior to checking out:
MNHS students who purchase an athletic game
pass are admitted to all regular season home
games free.
MNHS Student Athletic Game Pass - $40.00
K-8 Student Athletic 10 punch pass -$20.00
Adult Athletic Game 10 punch Pass - $40.00
Adult Athletic Game 20 punch Pass - $75.00
Summary of Admission Costs
VARSITY Ticket
Student
Football
$4.00
Boys/Girls Basketball 4.00
Volleyball/Softball
3.00
Swimming
3.00
Soccer/Baseball
3.00
Adult
$6.00
6.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
 Physical
screening, dated after May 1,
2014
 Student, parent and/or doctor consent signatures on the Athletic Pre-Participation
Clearance Form, Parent Permission
Form w/proof of insurance, Paperwork
Requirements for Athletic Participation
Form, Emergency Information Form,
and Transportation Guidelines.
 Pay a $60.00 non-refundable athletic fee.
The Physical Form with the requirements
listed above can be found on MPS web site,
under Activities/Athletic section or picked up
at Millard North High School from 8:00 to
11:00 a.m. or from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
The student should bring the completed forms
to the Fall Orientation.
All lower level contests when not part of a
Varsity set-up
Student
$1.00
Adult $3.00
SPORTS SCHEDULES
Sport schedules are available by season by logging on www.mhsaaconference.org. This is a website that will
be maintained with updates, changes, postponements, and rescheduling. This is the most accurate schedule
available to you throughout the year. Same day cancellations are updated on this site. A link can also be found
on the MN website, click Athletics, Activities Schedule.
RIDES HOME AFTER GAMES
Parents, we need your help. Students need to be picked up promptly after games. Football games usually conclude by
8:45 p.m. Please pick your student up by 9:00 p.m. Plan ahead and help your child be safe by picking them up as soon
as the game ends. Football games are played at Buell Stadium, which is on the grounds of Millard South High School.
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MILLARD NORTH HIGH SCHOOL
OPEN HOUSE
Thursday, August 21,2014
6:00 p.m.
An excellent, world-class education does not just happen. It is the result of long term, ongoing relationships which consist of students, staff, family, and community members working together. To help continue building strong relationships, the Millard North High School students and faculty invite you to our
annual Open House on Thursday evening, August 21st from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. (For parents of students
enrolled in a Zero Hour and 8th period classes, those classes begin at 5:45 p.m.) Come meet your student’s teachers and experience his or her daily class schedule.
Parents, please follow your student’s 2014-15, 1st semester schedule during Open House on August 21st.
Each class lasts 10 minutes, and passing periods are five minutes in length. A copy of your child’s schedule will be mailed home to you. Please bring this schedule with you to Open House. We will follow the
bell schedule below. First period begins promptly at 6:00 p.m. We hope to see you August 21st.
PERIOD
Zero Hour or
8th Period
TIME
5:45-5:55
1st
6:00-6:10
2nd
6:15-6:25
3rd
6:30-6:40
4th
6:45-6:55
5th
7:00-7:10
Mustang Time
7:15-7:25
6th
7:30-7:40
7th
7:45-7:55
If you have questions, please contact us at 715-1411. Thank you.
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Millard North High School
Homecoming 2014
The Millard North High School Student Council will once again sponsor Homecoming activities during Homecoming Week
this fall. Some of the major Homecoming activities are:
Homecoming Week is the week of September 22-27, 2014
Homecoming Game: Thursday, September 25th, 7:00 p.m. vs. Lincoln North Star
Homecoming Dance: Saturday, September 27th, from 8:00 to 11:00 p.m., at MNHS
Homecoming Dance Guidelines
The following Homecoming Dance Behavior and Dress Code guidelines are provided to answer questions and provide information about the Homecoming Dance. The Homecoming Dance is scheduled from 8:00 to 11:00 p.m. Saturday, September 27,
2014 in the MNHS Gymnasiums.
The dress code for all students for the Homecoming Dance is semi-formal. Any student inappropriately dressed and violating the dress guidelines below will not be permitted to enter the Millard North
High School Homecoming Dance. What is considered appropriate dress for the Homecoming Dance
is at the discretion and judgment of the Millard North High School administration. If you have questions regarding appropriate dress, please visit with your administrator before the dance.
Girls Dress
Girls may wear dresses that are strapless or have spaghetti straps. Bare or open backs are acceptable; however,
bare midriffs are not permitted. Dress shoes are suggested, although rubber sole athletic shoes are permitted.
Dress slacks and dress blouses are permitted. Under garments should not be visible. See-through apparel, fishnet
stockings, or athletic attire are not permitted. Garments that are extremely tight, short, or extremely low-cut are also
unacceptable. Jeans and shorts of any kind are not permitted.
Boys Dress
Boys should wear dress slacks or khakis. Boys should wear shirts with a collar. T-Shirts are not permitted. No athletic attire, togas, costumes or wigs are permitted. Dress shoes are suggested although rubber sole shoes and athletic shoes are permitted. Jeans and shorts of any kind are not permitted.
Dates/Guests
Millard North High School students who choose to bring a student from a different high school or to bring
an outside guest are responsible for registering the guest. A “Millard North High School Dance Permission
Form for a Guest of Millard North Student” must be on file in the MNHS Activities Office by noon on Friday,
September 26 , 2014. That form will be available on the MNHS Website and in the MNHS Activities Office
in mid-August.
Dancing
Dancing that is commonly known as “dirty dancing” or “grinding” where close physical contact of a suggestive sexual nature is not permitted. We expect student and parental support and good judgment to
maintain appropriate dancing at the Homecoming Dance.
We hope everyone’s Homecoming Week is enjoyable and remembered positively, and we thank the Millard North Student Council for organizing and
providing this great week for all Millard North High School students. Thank
you in advance for your cooperation.
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Meal Prices, 2014-15
High School Breakfast
Reduced
Paid
0.30
1.80
2.25
2.2
2.95
2.9
HS Adult Breakfast
High School Lunch
HS Adult Lunch
0.40
Milk
0.40
0.40
0.40
0.40
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