Last Thursday, Naples Middle High School celebrated the Class of 2026 during the graduation ceremony at Carney Park. Students, families, staff, and members of the Wildcat community came together to recognize the graduates, celebrate their accomplishments, and send them forward into their next chapter.
Naples Middle High School closed out the 2025–2026 school year with the annual wave off, sending students into summer with smiles and school spirit. Families returning in the fall should continue to follow important reminders over the summer and note that school starts on August 17.
Today, seniors walked off campus for the final time during the senior graduation walk. Students spent the day preparing for graduation and were cheered on by peers and staff as they marked this exciting milestone.
Ninth-grade students recently completed the first annual Battle of the Books competition against Rota Middle High School. Students read books from the Battle of the Books list and competed in a trivia challenge, with the building champions advancing to a final round against Rota on Friday, June 5, during seminar.
Last week was a busy one for NMHS eighth graders. Students in Mr. Nordhaus’s Pathways to Careers class heard from guest speaker MC1 Tolbert, AFN Area Manager, and the eighth-grade class also celebrated winning the spirit week contest with a party at NSA Naples Bowling Center courtesy of the PTSA.
Congratulations to the Middle School Choir on a fantastic performance of Treasure Island. The performance helped conclude a great year of music-making and showcased the hard work, creativity, and growth of our student musicians.
Last week, Naples Middle High School held its National Italian Honor Society induction ceremony. Mrs. Pennasilico is proud of this dedicated group of students and their ongoing commitment to community projects and cultural engagement.
Students are invited to help decorate the school garden shed by painting a flower and adding their name. The activity will take place after school on Tuesday (6/2) in the garden from 15:00 to 16:00, and students will need to arrange their own transportation home.
Good news! Extra yearbooks are available for purchase in Room 211 until Friday, June 5, or while supplies last. Books cost $ 100 and may be purchased with cash or by check made out to NMHS SAF.
The third Pops in the Park concert took place on Tuesday, May 26, and featured performances from the NMHS bands and high school choir. Students performed a medley of movie theme songs outside, celebrated their growth this school year, and recognized music letter recipients, scholarship winners, and outgoing seniors.
Congratulations to Cadet Lieutenant Commander Marin S, who relieved Cadet Lieutenant Commander Sasha M as the 32nd Commanding Officer of the NJROTC Unit at Naples Middle High School.
This week, the 2026 yearbook was distributed during lunch with a DJ, signing station, and plenty of smiles. Students who have not received their book should stop by Room 211 before Friday, and families interested in purchasing a book can join the waiting list through Jostens.
AP Government and Politics students recently participated in a Moot Court simulation focused on a pending United States Supreme Court case. Students evaluated constitutional arguments, analyzed precedents, and developed legal reasoning.
Our Naples MHS Wildcats represented well during DoWEA Europe Spring Euros. Girls' soccer reached the Division II championship match, boys' soccer earned a spot in the Division II third-place match, baseball and softball competed in the Division II/III tournament play, and track and field athletes posted several strong performances at the European championships.
The Naples Middle High School SY 2026–2027 academic calendar is now available. Families are encouraged to review important dates, including the first day of school, scheduled breaks, testing dates, semester exams, graduation, and the last day for students.
Seventh-grade science students recently designed and built pizza box solar ovens as part of their study of electromagnetic radiation. The project helped students explore how sunlight, visible light, and infrared radiation can be absorbed, reflected, and trapped to create heat.
Naples Middle High School has shared the second-semester exam schedule and important end-of-year dates for the 2025-2026 school year. Senior exams will take place May 26 to 28, grades 7 to 11 exams will take place June 3 to 8, and Chromebook collection will be June 8 to 9.
NAPLES, Italy – Naples Middle High School (NMHS) successfully hosted AP Night on April 30, 2026, welcoming students and families for an evening focused on advanced academic opportunities, including Advanced Placement (AP) courses and Dual Enrollmen...
Dr. Johnson’s seminar is filled with seniors writing speeches that either look back on their K-12 education or look forward to their futures. Two final submissions will be selected for students to deliver at the Class of 2026 graduation ceremony.
English students brought school spirit to AP Lang exam prep by wearing matching flamingo shades and supporting one another before the exam. Their preparation highlighted both academic focus and the strong classroom community they built this year.
Prom 2026 was a successful evening with dinner, dancing, and a one-of-a-kind fireworks display. Congratulations to Hudson S and Chloe W, who were crowned Prom King and Queen.
NMHS Student Council applications for school year 2026 to 2027 are now available. Students interested in running for President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, or Public Relations Officer should get an application from Coach Davis and submit materials by May 27, with interviews or videos due May 28.
Last Friday, we welcomed back a group of Italian students from Garibaldi High School, whom we visited a few weeks earlier. The students attended selected classes, experienced different teaching styles, and joined the pep rally as part of another successful cultural exchange.
Congratulations to Cadets Sophia G and Assia V on being named the Naples NJROTC Cadets of the Month for May. Thank you for your leadership and dedication to the program.
The appearance of hyperlinks does not constitute endorsement by the Department of War Education Activity (DoWEA) of non-U.S. Government sites or the information, products, or services contained therein. Although DoWEA may or may not use these sites as additional distribution channels for Department of War information, it does not exercise technical nor editorial control over all of the information that you may find at these locations. Such links are provided consistent with the stated purpose of this website.
The resource you are trying to access requires CAC authentication using the DoWEA network or connection to the DoWEA network via VPN.