Recognizing Students: Dayjah Thezan By Kamia Thompson
It’s that time of year again when we all choose that one student to be titled as “Student of the Month.” For this month’s nomination, Dr. Mabe, her iPrep World History teacher, nominated Dayjah Thezan to be student of the month. Dayjah is an iPrep freshman with a 4.0 GPA. Dayjah is also known as a leader in class participation and cooperation. She has some extracurricular activities she does after school. She is involved
with Speech and Debate and the Anime Club. A. When Dayjah speaks she gets in that “Speech and Debate” mode, as she stands on her seat and speaks confidently, as if she were the First Lady of the USA. When you have a debate or presentation-like assignment, Dayjah is that one person you would want on your team. Perhaps Dayjah may become class president or even better, Student Government President in the future. She certainly seems qualified for the job. If you want more information on Dayjah, you can meet her yourself. You should be able to see her in the iPrep room most of the day, which is room 118.
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NMB Recognized Staff: Mr. Pasternack
comics and anime because he grew up around them. Many students at NMB say Mr. Pasternack is a cool and good teacher, who can relate to his students and makes his classes fun. Congratulations, Mr. Pasternack, you are being recognized for the many ways you contribute to NMB.
By Jaden Walcott
Mr. Pasternack is a unique English teacher at North Miami Beach Senior High School. He teaches students in the regular side and also in the iPrep Magnet program. Additionally, he is the sponsor for the Anime club. He became a teacher because of the skills he had after completing college. His ways of teaching and how he connects to the students make him a very special teacher. Outside of teaching he has other interest and hobbies. Like a lot of students who attend NMB, he likes to play video games and is a fan of anime. He also enjoys reading books and comics. He naturally grew to like
The iPhone 6S
by Deanna Jean-Baptiste
The iPhone 6s is the latest trending phone in the United States. This phone is one of then most popular phones in the United States of America mostly because of its new, and high quality camera. At North Miami Beach Senior High it’s one of the biggest buzzes of the month, with most people wanting to show off their new ninthgeneration phone. The buzz
Adam Pasternack Words cannot express our gratitude for having him in our lives.
is about how fast and convenient this phone is, rather then using the older models. It also has a 3D-Touch, which makes using the phone more interesting and easier. These devices seem like they could do almost everything. To make it even more enticing, these new phones are available in a variety of new colors, such as Space Gray and Rose Gold. Not a lot of effort is needed to access and use the phone, which has the latest IPhone iOS,which helps it to function magically and efficiently. Initial shipments of the iPhone 6s sold out quickly, which made it very overwhelming for Apple Company.
NMB BAND IS MARCHING IN WITH ITS DEBUT
A cop’s job would definitely be easier if he had people willing to tell him what happened at a crime scene, right? This program will help with problems like this. People too stubborn and fearful of the police department can find proof that officers are just like us and are here By Michael Louis to help us. After all we are the people that InBlue Police Band, a new community make up this city! friendly band of police officers that uses music Showing that they are here to protect us and dance to connect with the community through these events strengthens our bond and wash away the muddy image placed on and brings the community together much officers today, took its debut on September more, allowing for the city to prosper. 25, 2015 in a community home called The City of Miami Sandra DeLucca Development Center. Most people in our area are afraid to approach a police officer, due to the reputation that precedes them, but in the community home hosting the band Serve and Protect... and Playing performance, you wouldn’t guess that anyone some Tasty Tunes had fear of police officers. Performing for the people in community centers and various InBlue Police Band organizations these officers spread their love of music to us by actively engaging with the people of the county and bridging the gap that prevents communication.
Hello Chargers! Welcome to the 2015-2016 school year. I am your Vice Principal, Ms. Montesino. This is my sixteenth year being a proud Charger and I am pleased to say that I am indeed impressed with the wonderful young men & women who are walking these hallways. As you all know, Alberto Carvalho, our Superintendent, has initiated the Values Matter Campaign. Every day, as I walk down the halls, I see so many of you demonstrating these values and so I thought to myself and eventually asked, “What matters to my Chargers?” Here is what some of you said: one senior voiced her opinion that two teachers matter to her --- Ms.Cromartie and Mrs.Bertani, our #1 Charger, Mr.Miliken, said that respect is what matters to him, and Coach Brooks explained that the well-being of the school is what he cares about. A lot of you mentioned that office staff, sports, and school spirit mattered. Whether it is school colors, food, sports or activities, NMB Nation, I am charging you with this….make every moment matter. Have a GREAT year!!!