We recently celebrated their hard work with the 2nd Quarter Incentive, a fun-filled reward for strong academic achievement! Those who met the academic requirements enjoyed ice cream, played games in the gym, and danced along to Just Dance. From friendly competitions to even a few rounds of leapfrog, the energy was high and the smiles were everywhere. It was a great way to recognize students’ dedication and celebrate their success! 🎉
Our Ed Rising crew recently attended the Educators Rising Conference at Weber State University and made an incredible showing! Our team earned 1st place in the Junior Varsity PSA competition for the entire state of Utah. This outstanding achievement highlights their creativity, teamwork, and dedication to the field of education. We are so proud of their hard work and for representing NOJH at such a high level! 🎉
We got into the spirit of St. Patrick's Day by wearing green throughout the school! The halls were filled with festive outfits as students and staff showed off their school spirit and joined in the fun. It was a simple but exciting way to celebrate together and bring a little extra energy to the day! 💚
Students had a meaningful and hands-on experience during Career Day, Reality Town, and Job Shadowing! During Career Day, students had the opportunity to speak with professionals who visited the school, learning firsthand about different careers and the paths it takes to get there. In Reality Town, students practiced real-life skills like budgeting and financial decision-making. For Job Shadow Day, students took their learning off campus, visiting a career of their choice to observe and experience a real work environment. These combined experiences helped students better understand their future options and make connections between school and the real world!
The girls basketball team at North Ogden Junior High showed incredible perseverance and heart throughout their season. The team never gave up, continuing to work hard, support one another, and improving each game. Their dedication, positive attitude, and commitment to growing as athletes and teammates are something to be proud of. We’re excited to see how this group builds on their experience moving forward! 🏀
The boys basketball team at North Ogden Junior High had an exciting season filled with hard work, growth, and teamwork. The players showed great dedication on and off the court, competing with intensity and representing NOJH with pride. From close games to big wins, the team continued to improve each week, building strong fundamentals and sportsmanship. We are proud of their effort and look forward to seeing what they accomplish next season! 🏀
The PTSA from North Ogden Junior High recently organized a memorable field trip to the Utah State Capitol, giving students the opportunity to experience government in action. During the visit, students explored the historic building, learned about the legislative process, and gained a deeper understanding of how decisions are made at the state level. This hands-on experience brought classroom learning to life and helped students connect with their role as future citizens. A big thank you to the PTSA for providing this meaningful opportunity!
North Ogden Junior High recently brought the stage to life with an exciting production of The Lightning Thief. Under the direction of Mr. Grob, students showcased their incredible talent through singing, acting, and storytelling as they followed Percy Jackson on his epic adventure. The cast and crew worked tirelessly to put on a high energy, entertaining show. Congratulations to Mr. Grob and all of our students who helped make this production such a memorable experience for our school community.
Our Winter Assembly was a huge success and a fun way to bring our school together before the break. Students and staff kicked things off with an exciting teacher vs. student dodgeball game that had everyone cheering from the stands. The energy continued with a snowball fight that filled the gym with laughter and school spirit.
The assembly also featured wonderful performances from our cheer team, choir, and boys officer group. Each group did an amazing job showcasing their hard work, talent, and enthusiasm. Overall, the Winter Assembly was a great reminder of the strong sense of community at our school and a highlight of the winter season for students and staff alike.
Holiday mornings were made extra special as Mr. Hansen played Christmas songs on his saxophone in front of the Christmas tree, filling the school with seasonal cheer.
Spreading holiday cheer one classroom at a time 🎄 Our counselors brought the magic as Santa and his elves, visiting every class and delivering treats with lots of smiles.
Holiday music filled the halls as Mrs. Urry’s Spanish class went classroom to classroom spreading cheer through Christmas caroling.
🌟 Congratulations to our November Students of the Month! 🌟
These Knights were recognized for their hard work, positive attitude, and commitment to excellence. Way to go, NOJH students! 💜💛
Mario Fuentes, Amy Sorensen, Autumn Park, Rachel North , Abigail Licerio, Hudson Hasratian, Lapries Martinez, Kurtis Wikstrom, Emery Lunt,
Shyann Jensen, Penelope King, Abigail Duersch, Brennan Simerick
Girls Volleyball Season Is Off to a Great Start!
Our athletes have jumped into the season with incredible energy, teamwork, and determination. From lots of practices to the first matches, the team is already showing growth, grit, and school spirit. We’re excited to watch them continue to build momentum and represent our school with pride throughout the season. Go Knights!
The season has officially begun, and our NAL students are already showing what hard work and academic excellence look like. From quick-fire questions to team problem-solving, they’re building a strong foundation for a successful year. We’re incredibly proud of their progress and can’t wait to see what the rest of the season brings.
Nearly 50 years of growth, learning, and Knight tradition. From 1975 to today, we’re proud of how far we’ve come, and even more excited for what’s ahead.
We’re celebrating our incredible lunch workers this Lunch Worker Appreciation Day! Their hard work, care, and dedication make sure every student is nourished and ready to learn. Thank you for all you do to support our schools every day.
Mic’d Up Monday is HERE!! Our first ever episode. The NOJH Cheerleaders hit the halls asking…What are you going to be for Halloween? Stay tuned every Monday for new questions + fun answers
Our head custodian, Eric Cottle received the Prime Example award last week for always staying on top of both the school grounds and the inside of the building. As a veteran custodian, Eric takes great pride in maintaining a clean, well-kept campus and facility. He’s never afraid to reach out with questions or concerns to ensure things are done right. The softball field is a perfect example of the quality work he delivers. Eric is truly a Prime Example of getting the job done — and doing it to a high standard.
Garrett Ropelato
Nicole Parker
Garner Bailey
Dominic Hall
Madaly Ruiz Rodriguez
Jiselle Hugh
Emrie Chadwick
Liam Elson
Aubree Christensen
Jacob Auger
Maleya Alquicira
Elise Makin
Yusuf Merka
Wyatt Bryant
As part of Hope Week, North Ogden Jr. High hosted Try It Knight, and it turned into an incredible evening of connection, fun, and support for our community. Families from all across the Weber Cone came together to enjoy free food, mental health resources, and a variety of activities for every age. From the rock wall, spike ball, and crafts to cornhole, improv, and prize drawings, there was something for everyone to enjoy.
A huge thank you to our PTSA for their support and to everyone who helped plan, participate, and attend. Events like this remind us of the strength in coming together as a community and the importance of spreading hope and kindness.
Our amazing Hope Squad planned a week full of activities to bring awareness, kindness, and connection to our school community. From red ribbons and scavenger hunts, prize wheels, and positive pins, each day reminded us of the importance of looking out for one another and spreading hope. 💜
Thank you to everyone who participated and helped make this week so meaningful! Together, we can make a difference.
We had the opportunity to recognize and celebrate our incredible custodians, Mr. Cottle and Mr. Walker. They work tirelessly to keep our school clean, safe, and welcoming for students and staff each day. Their dedication and hard work often happen behind the scenes, but the impact they have is felt by all of us. We are so grateful for their commitment to our school community—please join us in thanking them for everything they do!
We had our annual Pink Out game on October 1st, we all came together in support of Breast Cancer Awareness. This special game was made possible thanks to the hard work of our cheerleaders, who planned the event and brought the spirit to life. They got stickers for the student section, a fun photo op with glasses, and made sure our teams were ready with pink accessories to show their support on the court and field. A big shout-out as well to Mr. Cottle, who painted the field and added to the amazing atmosphere.
The game was extra meaningful as it was also the final game of the season for both our boys volleyball and softball teams. We are incredibly proud of the effort, growth, and dedication they showed all year long. Thank you to our athletes, coaches, cheerleaders, officers and fans for making this a night to remember!
History was made at North Ogden Junior High as our boys volleyball team took the court for their very first home game and pulled off our first win! The Knights played with energy, teamwork, and school pride as they faced off against Rocky. This is an exciting new sport for our school, and we are proud of our team for starting their season strong.
Our Knights softball team kicked off their season with an exciting home game filled with hard work, determination, and teamwork. The players showed great effort at the plate and in the field as they battled it out against their opponent. We are proud of the team and look forward to an amazing season ahead.
Our first assembly of the year brought the whole school together. Led by our student officers, the assembly featured fun games, a choir performance, videos and a cheerleader performance. It was the perfect way to kick off the school year as a Knight community.
Students showed their Knight pride during Spirit Week with themed days that brought energy and creativity to the halls. From Jersey Day and Wacky Wednesday to Adam Sandler Day and School Spirit Day, the week was full of fun, school spirit, and memorable outfits.
North Ogden Junior High kicked off the year with a warm welcome as our cheerleaders and student officers greeted everyone with cheers and music. It was an exciting way to start the year and set the tone for a great year.
The PTSA helped launch the year with a fun Back-to-School Stomp. Students had a chance to connect with friends, dance, and celebrate the start of another school year together.