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Governor Drops Congratulatory Note To Northview High
December 9, 2013
Northview High School received a short, handwritten congratulatory message from Gov. Rick Scott last week.
The “Great Job! Gov. Rick Scott” was written on a school data sheet showing the school’s improving rank in the state. Among Title I schools in Florida, Northview is now ranked number 22 of 1,648 schools school satisfactory or higher in math, 40 of 1,649 schools scoring satisfactory or higher in science, and 74 of 1,628 schools improving math performance during the last couple of school years.
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5 Responses to “Governor Drops Congratulatory Note To Northview High”
Thank you Governor Rick Scott for the Congratulatory Note To Northview High.
A big thank you to the teachers and students for a job well done.
I went to NHS and and I feel as though I got a better education there then I could’ve gotten at most other schools, and it irritates me when people think Northview is just a nothing shool in the middle of some fields so I love seeing stuff like this.
Congratulations to the Northview teachers, staff and students!! Outstanding job!! Keep up the good work!
That reflects a job well down for teachers, supporting staff, students, parents for the educational system in Century. Makes me proud. Keep up the good work.
It is nice to see people do nice things without a hidden agenda, that are just done simply for the sake of recognizing outstanding effort.
Northview High is certainly worth the drive as is reflected in the performance of it’s students and faculty. Congratulations.