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Natomas Pacific opens AP Precalculus course for STEM majors

Jack Fedor, Natomas Pacific Pathways Preparatory June 1, 2023

Students at Natomas High, Inderkum High and Leroy Greene Academy will be able to take a new mathematics course starting with the 2023-24 school year. The new course, Advanced Placement (AP) Precalculus,...

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Farewell Operation Smile fundraiser held by graduating club leaders

Jack Fedor, Natomas Pacific Pathways Preparatory May 25, 2023

The Operation Smile-affiliated club at Natomas Pacific Pathways Prep (NP3) held an on-campus fundraiser on May 2 in which the club sold pizza during the lunch period. The event to benefit Operation...

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Joey’s supports needy families of Natomas Unified students

Akshaj Mehta, Natomas Pacific Pathways Preparatory March 10, 2023

Joey's Food Locker is a Natomas Unified School District program to serve families in need, operating every Friday.  “I think it’s important for the community because it allows for many people to...

Jibe promotes clean transportation, better health and increased opportunities for youth

Akshaj Mehta, Natomas Pacific Pathways Preparatory January 30, 2023

North Natomas JIBE is a non-profit organization that promotes cleaner transportation methods, and has an emphasis on biking and walking, with one of its many programs being the Inderkum High School...

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Williams Report gives Natomas Unified passing grades

Jack Fedor, Natomas Pacific Pathways Preparatory January 4, 2023

The Natomas Unified School District board of trustees recently approved an annual report that gave passing grades to the sufficiency of instructional materials and facilities at six district schools.  The...

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Natomas Unified earns high marks in resilience report

Jack Fedor, Natomas Pacific Pathways Preparatory January 2, 2023

Natomas Unified School District officials recently released a report to the board of trustees which details some of the district’s outcomes in 2021-2022, including summer opportunities taken advantage...

Music, arts benefit from voter approval of Prop 28

Jack Fedor, Natomas Pacific Pathways Preparatory December 28, 2022

California voters on Nov. 8 approved Proposition 28, known as The Arts and Music in Schools Funding Guarantee and Accountability Act. The proposition which, received over three million votes, requires...

Standardized tests increasingly controversial at secondary level as colleges drop required tests

Akshaj Mehta, Natomas Pacific Pathways Preparatory December 28, 2022

Standardized testing is becoming increasingly scarce in the college admissions world. Where once students had to fill out a lengthy application and take a three-and-a-half-hour test, they now, in many...

SWORD club students gather at Natomas Pacific Pathways to a club meeting. Photo by Jack Fedor, Natomas Pacific Pathways Preparatory.

SWORD club debuts at Natomas Pacific Pathways

Jack Fedor, Natomas Pacific Pathways Preparatory December 28, 2022

A new club which is making its debut at Natomas Pacific Pathways Prep this school year is Students Who Occasionally Roll Dice, more commonly known as SWORD. “SWORD is a place for people to meet and...

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National issues prompt political advocacy by Natomas Pacific Pathways Prep students

Akshaj Mehta, Natomas Pacific Pathways Preparatory December 19, 2022

At Natomas Pacific Pathways Prep political advocacy issues on and off campus are motivating students to become more engaged in civic events.  Off campus other issues that concern youth reflect national...

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Natomas Unified passes Williams Act evaluation

Jack Fedor, Natomas Pacific Pathways Preparatory December 15, 2022

The Natomas Unified board of trustees recently approved an annual report to the state that gave passing grades to the district for a sufficiency of instructional materials and facilities at six district...

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College still the main career path for most soon-to-be-graduating Natomas high school students

Akshaj Mehta, Natomas Pacific Pathways Preparatory December 2, 2022

College has been viewed as the main stepping stone to a high-paying job and a successful life for many years now. However, the paths students choose to get to a four-year university are becoming more varied.  Noah...

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