"My extracurricular work is a trade that benefits both me and society. I am both fulfilling my passions and serving others, which makes me really happy. I bring my strengths into the community to better...

“I definitely look up to my dad and my grandfather because they have always been in my life. I also look up to older basketball teammates. Some of them have had a big impact in my life; who I am today....

The Fourth Week of School opens with a recap of the Neenah High School Club Fair, followed by an announcement of three teacher-led international trips next summer (Japan, Galapagos Islands and Ecuador)....

  Once a year, every extracurricular that runs at NHS gets one chance to present itself face-to-face with the student body. In an event organized by Neenah’s branch of the National Honor...

"I believe success is defined as whether or not you love what you are doing and if you feel fulfilled in what you are pursuing. I would say I feel successful because I am very happy with the life that...

Salutes: Club Fair launches extracurriculars off to a great start. The variety of food options in the cafeteria is great. . . The success of fall sports, with Rocket Rowdy's avid support.  Slams: ...

“A goal of mine, career wise, is to be involved in something that’s going to make a difference. No matter how little or big it is. I just really want to be involved in my community and give back because...

“Dancing feels like being able to get away from stress and other responsibilities in my life. It’s like a safe place to be with friends — a place to express ideas that I can’t put into words. Learning...

The third week of school opens with the Club Fair, an annual event where all of Neenah High School's extracurricular activities (and the people running them) get to show off in front of a large crowd....

Math class taught us that an infinity of numbers fills the gap between any two values. In English class, we learned that the most realistic, meaningful characters were the ones that changed and grew.  Science...

For the first time in the past three years, members of the Satellite student newspaper and those of neighboring schools in Northeastern Wisconsin attended an in-person journalism education conference...