Natalie Sierk, who recently won the Iowa High School Musical Theater Awards (IHSMTA) Triple Threat Program for her outstanding portrayal of Doralee Rhodes in 9 to 5 the Musical, returned to the Quad Cities June 25, after an incredible week in New York City. more

Breakfast and lunch rates for students will not change for the next school year, but adult meal rates will increase slightly. more

The North Scott Fine Arts Auditorium was packed to the gills Friday night as friends and family gathered to watch the showcase for Lancer Productions' 1970s-themed summer camp. more

The North Scott FFA gave a presentation to the school board at its May 27 meeting, highlighting honors the chapter received in the spring. more

As the weather improves and Scott County residents look forward to water crafting activities, North Scott Junior High teacher Courtney Wiedenmann’s students spent a day last month at the Regional Innovation Center learning about water safety from conservation officer Brooks Vanderbeek of the Iowa Department of Natural Resources. more

The North Scott Agriculture Program hosted its 66th Annual Spring Banquet on May 4 at the Regional Innovation Center, celebrating the outstanding achievements of more than 100 students across junior high and high school agriculture programs. This special evening was divided into a Junior High Program, community meal, and a High School Awards Program. more

As the song goes, they say the neon lights are bright on Broadway. more

North Scott’s work-based learning programs are positively impacting more and more students. more

Blue Grass American Legion Post 711 has chosen three young men to attend Boys State June 22-27 at Camp Dodge in Johnston. more

North Scott continued its graduation walk tradition this year. On Friday, after graduation rehearsal in The Pit, the graduates re-donned their caps and gowns and fanned out across the district to return to their old elementary schools. more

The North Scott Community School District is proud to announce it has been awarded a $15,000 Scholarship and Sponsorship grant from the Gene Haas Foundation. This significant funding will bolster the district’s commitment to manufacturing education and provide valuable opportunities for students pursuing careers in CNC technology and related fields. more

North Scott fifth and sixth graders took to Lancer Stadium for the annual Field Days May 13-14. In addition to the traditional running and throwing events, there was also an inflatable nine-square station and activities such as bags and volleyball. more

Neil Armstrong held its annual Eagle Marathon Friday. Although the race took a different route this year due to road construction in Park View, runners still had fun as they hit the streets with school resource officer Garrett Jahns, who turned on the flashing lights and sirens in his SUV to lead the way. more

North Scott High School is proud to announce that its talented student journalist, Olivia Donahue, has achieved significant recognition in the Iowa High School Press Association (IHSPA) Spring Journalism Contest. more

Not every high school music group has superfans. more

Kevin Tippet lived out every parent’s worst nightmare Friday morning as North Scott High School presented Operation Prom. more

Prior to the North Scott Educational Foundation’s scholarship presentation on Wednesday, May 14, students in grades 10-12 were honored for their academic achievements through the school year during the 44th annual Honors Assembly. more

During the 2024-2025 school year, North Scott High School had three students accepted into the South Eastern Iowa String Teachers Association honor orchestra. more

Larry M. Gronewold Unit # 532 Donahue Auxiliary announces four Merit Award winners more

As the North Scott Class of 2025 takes the stage to receive their diplomas on May 25, they will be led by 33 students who have been named Summa Cum Laude, having excelled academically during their four years of high school. Summa Cum Laude designation is given to students who have achieved a cumulative GPA of 3.9 or higher during their high school careers. Graduation speakers will be Katelyn Buckley, Sydney Groene, Gustavo Perez-Espina and Luis Tapia. more