North Henderson High School

Excellence… Pride… Respect and Academic Excellence!

Administration
Principal – Dr. John Shepard – jcshepard@hcpsnc.org
Assistant Principal – Mr. Adam Maybin – almaybin@hcpsnc.org
Assistant Principal – Ms. Michelle Miller – mmmiller@hcpsnc.org
Assistant Principal – Mrs. Tracy Queen – taqueen@hcpsnc.org

Hours
Monday – Friday
8:00 – 3:00

School Mission Statement
ALL Belong, ALL Achieve, ALL Lead, ALL N

School Vision Statement
Empowering students to reach their unique potential

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Sick Child Guidelines

Please use these Guidelines from the Henderson County Department of Health when sending students to school.

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New Cell Phone Policy / POLÍTICA de CELULARES

Important Information

Sick Student Guidelines

Student Procedure & Support Highlights

Online Payment System

NHHS Counseling Information

Schedule Change Form

Dragonfly Registration Information

How to set you an account in Parent Portal to see your student’s grades

How to set up automatic emails from Parent Portal

Sign Out Procedures

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Accessing The Student Portal

How Students Log into NCSIS Infinite Campus Student Portal

click on “Infinite Campus Parent Portal”

Click on “log in to Campus Student”

Click on “NCEdCloud”

Enter your Student ID and password. If you do not have a student ID, please contact the school. If you forgot your password, click on “forgot my password” and follow the directions.

You will see options on the left of the page. You can see your schedule by clicking on “Attendance”, or check the Message Center and check your inbox. The school has sent your schedule to you and can be found in your inbox.

LEAD

WHAT IS THE LEADER IN ME

The Leader in Me (LIM) is a transformation process that enables individuals and schools to better address three universal challenges: Leadership, Culture, and Academics. Many educators view the challenges as three separate parts of a school’s success. In contrast, the Leader in Me sees the challenges as interactive, each impacting the other.

The ultimate “ends in mind” of the Leader in Me are to enable staff and students 1) to lead their own lives (to become independent), 2) to work well with others (to become interdependent), 3) to live life in a balanced way, and 4) to make meaningful contributions wherever their influence takes them.