Wildcats basketball will host AOSR at home with girls and boys games on Friday, January 23, at 17:00 and again on Saturday, with girls tipping off at 10:00 and boys to follow. Cheer will be at the home games to boost the crowd while the wrestling team travels to Vicenza for an away meet.
Caps and gowns will be distributed to seniors during lunch on Tuesday, January 27, followed by a required group photo in front of the school for the yearbook. Seniors are reminded that graduation attire may not be decorated or altered, and are encouraged to complete the Senior Superlative form in the senior Google Classroom.
The Naples Middle High Athletic Boosters will host a Spring Bazaar from February 20 to 22 in the school gym, featuring vendors from across Europe. Proceeds from the event help support Naples Wildcat athletes.
Eighth-grade students will take the NAEP assessment on March 10, 2026, during the school day, and eleventh-grade students will take an in-school SAT on March 3, 2026. Families are encouraged to note the dates and contact the school with any questions.
Our education students are learning about other careers in education. This week, they heard from a counselor and an administrator and visited a classroom to experience the role of a math intervention specialist.
The weekend of January 17 featured Wildcats basketball against Marymount and a full boys' and girls' wrestling meet. The boys' basketball team split their games, the girls' basketball team earned two decisive wins, the boys' wrestling team won the team title, and the girls' wrestling team finished second with several strong individual performances.
Cadets at Naples Middle High School demonstrated innovation, problem-solving and technical skill during a recent NJROTC STEM competition focused on amphibious operations, culminating in a head-to-head design challenge judged by senior military leaders.
Quarter Two was filled with learning leadership and school spirit at Naples Middle High School. From honor society inductions and cross-disciplinary projects to sports success, community events, and student leadership opportunities, Wildcats made the most of the weeks from November into the new year.
The second annual DODEA Europe South Drill PT and Academic Championship is coming to Naples Middle High School on Saturday, 28 February 2026, from 0800 to 1600. All Naples NJROTC cadets will attend, and volunteers from across the base community are needed to help support the event.
Education students are learning about a variety of careers in education. Dr Lanquist recently visited the class to share her extensive experiences as an administrator, behavior specialist, and educational technologist.
Wildcats, The District Teacher of the Year nomination period is open NOW through February 6, 2026. This prestigious program recognizes teachers who make a meaningful difference in the lives of students, schools, and our community through their dedication, care, and impact.
Nominate an outstanding teacher through the DoDEA TOY website: https://www.dodea.edu/TOY
Congratulations to IdaMae D, George C, and Terry H for being named the NJROTC Cadets of the Month. Their hard work and dedication are appreciated by the NJROTC program.
A school photo makeup day will be held during seminar for students who were absent on the original picture day in November. This is not a general retake day, and new photos will not appear in the yearbook but will be available for families who wish to purchase a packet.
The new year brought back the first action of 2026 as Wildcats basketball took on Sigonella and both wrestling teams competed at Vicenza. The boys' basketball team dropped two close games, the girls' basketball team earned two wins, and both the boys' and girls' wrestling teams finished first.
Depending on the weather, the Garden club will be working on winter bed clean-up and prepping the beds for early Spring planting on the next two Tuesdays. Join them on Fridays during HS lunch and on Tuesdays at the school garden, 15:00-17:00. For questions or more information, please contact Ms. Boldennow at Amber.Boldennow@dodea.edu.
As the 2026 yearbook nears completion, families are reminded that yearbooks must be purchased by February 23, 2026, and senior recognition ads by February 12, 2026. The yearbook staff is also requesting photos of holiday travels, holiday celebrations, and New Year's Eve festivities to help capture this season in the book.
Naples Middle High School PTSA is raising funds through a January Coin Clash of the Classes fundraiser to support experiences outside the classroom, field trips, senior scholarships, and more. Families are also invited to save the date for the middle school dance on January 23, 2026, with more details and links available on the PTSA website.
As part of the DoDEA School Health Services Program, vision and hearing screenings will be conducted for all seventh-grade students from 12 to 16 January 2026 and all tenth-grade students from 26 to 30 January 2026. Screenings are brief, non-invasive, and help identify students who may have difficulty seeing or hearing, so families can seek follow-up care if needed.
Dear Senior Parents and Guardians,Happy New Year! I hope you and your families enjoyed a restful and joyful holiday season. As we begin this new year, we are officially entering the home stretch of your student’s senior year—an exciting time fill...
During a cold week in Hubengen, Germany, seven middle school students attended a Junior Leadership Seminar to build leadership skills and learn how to use them to better their community. They practiced debating, leading others toward a common goal, and working with students from across DODEA Europe, and two Naples students received special recognition for their leadership.
Happy holidays from your ever industrious yearbook staff. We have officially crossed the halfway mark on this year's book and marked the occasion with a festive White Elephant celebration. We invite you to share Thanksgiving memories, winter or holiday travels, family traditions, and New Year's Eve photos at https://photos.jostens.com/BNTCXA.
Ms Pennasilico’s Italian language students have been connecting online with peers from local Italian schools by asking questions, sharing answers, and exchanging cultural perspectives. Students are now hoping to meet their new friends in person for an unforgettable cultural exchange at one of the schools.
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