September

1 Labor Day (No School)

2 Booster Club Tattoo Order Forms Due and Boy Scout Meeting and Sign Up 6:00-7:00 pm in NDLE Cafeteria

3 Booster Club Meeting at 3:00 p.m. in the Multi-Purpose Room

5 Booster Club Concessions and Cookie Dough Fundraiser ends

6 NDHS Lady Griffins Soccer Clinic

8 Parent/Teacher Conferences 10 am - 6 pm (No school for students)

15 NDLE Community Night at Johnny's Pizza starting at 5:00 pm (1927 Southern Loop, Shreveport, LA, 71106)

19 Streetcar Snoballs

26 Picture Day

30 End of First 9 weeks

If you would like to refer your student to meet with Mrs. Arinder for any reason, click this link. Counselor Referral

Students who were caught demonstrating the habit “Be Proactive” were nominated by their teachers, recognized in class, and received a leadership token from Officer Randolph to use in the book machine. 

Habit 1: Be Proactive

Being proactive means taking responsibility for your actions, choices, and attitudes instead of blaming others or circumstances. It’s about focusing on what you can control and choosing a positive response, no matter the situation.

From a Student Perspective:

• Example 1: If a student forgets their homework, instead of saying, “My teacher didn’t remind me,” they take responsibility and say, “I’ll set a reminder so I remember next time.”

• Example 2: When someone is unkind, instead of reacting with anger, the student chooses to walk away or use respectful words.

From a Parent Perspective:

• Example 1: If a morning is rushed, a proactive parent says, “Let’s lay out clothes and pack lunches the night before so mornings feel calmer,” instead of blaming the child for being slow.

• Example 2: When a child struggles with reading, instead of saying, “They just don’t like books,” a proactive parent looks for ways to help—reading together, asking the teacher for strategies, or celebrating small successes.

✨ In short, Habit 1 is about choosing to act with responsibility, positivity, and solutions—rather than reacting with blame or excuses.

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