Newport High School (NHS) is a

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. It serves students in grades 9–12 in the southern part of the

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, including the neighborhoods of

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, Newport Hills, Newport Shores,

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, The Summit, and Sunset. As of the 2022–23 school year, the principal is Dion Yahoudy. The mascot is the

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, and the school colors are scarlet and gold.

History

Newport High School was built in 1963 and opened in the fall of 1964 to accommodate Bellevue's growing population. Prior to construction, students in the Eastgate, Somerset and Newport Hills neighborhoods went to

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and Bellevue High School. The first graduating class was of 1966. From 2005 to 2008, the school went through a major construction project. A new three story building replaced the original classrooms, library, and offices. The original buildings remained in use during construction of the new building. The project included extensive remodeling of the gyms and locker rooms. In early 2007, students and teachers moved into the new building. The old buildings were demolished to replace a baseball field and a softball field displaced by the new building.Newport High School Construction Project
Retrieved: June 24, 2009. The project cost $54 million.

2021 student demonstration

On November 19, 2021, at 10:50 AM, a walkout protest involving hundreds of students unfolded over the school administration's perceived failure to respond to a

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allegation. Due to the "substantial" disruption to the education process, which the district considered far exceeding the parameters of its policies concerning the freedom of assembly, the school administration ordered a school-wide lockdown, and law enforcement were called to the site. Multiple student leaders involved with the demonstration were suspended. No injuries were reported.

interim superintendent Art Jarvis said in a statement, "There is no tolerance for sexual assault or sexual harassment in the policies or practices of the Bellevue school system." Jarvis reiterated that the school district cannot disclose any private information about student disputes and "will continue to investigate any charges or allegation". The statement further condemned drawing premature conclusions without

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Demographics

In the 2017–18 school year, the total student enrollment was 1,772. The demographics are: 1% Black/African American, 6% Hispanic, 8% Multi-Ethnic, 48% Asian and 36% White. 35% of students speak a first language other than English. 6% of students receive ELL service, and 13% of students qualify for free/reduced lunch.

Achievements

Newport High School has been ranked in the Top 100 List of Best High Schools by ''

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'' Magazine as measured by the number of AP tests taken divided by the number of seniors in the school, ranking 37th as of 2006, 31st as of 2008, 34th in 2009. It was ranked 118 in 2014. Newport was also selected as a

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in 2003 by the

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. In 2005 Newport High School's World History program was recognized as exemplary in the College Board's Report To The Nation based on its top-ranking pass rate on the national AP World History exam. Another achievement includes the DECA (Distributive Education Classes of America) program, which is a competition offered through Newport's Marketing Classes.

Technology

During the 2004–2005 school year, the

made a push to buy

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s for all classrooms, accompanied by Dell projectors which are mounted onto the ceiling. In the 2016-17 school year the Bellevue School District decided to hand out Lenovo Yoga laptops known as the One-to-One Technology program. This includes teaching with Microsoft OneNote. Some of the technology related courses include the NHS

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academy, including

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classes, and Advanced Placement Computer Science. One technical class is the advanced video production program. The production studio has a professional level green room, studio cameras, Apple computers for editing, and a fully equipped audio room. The program also has access to cinema grade cameras, however, students in the program are yet to be allowed access.

Students

Newport High School hosts a large variety of clubs, including language/culture clubs in Spanish and Chinese, as well as a branch of the

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, Gay-Straight Alliance,

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, Junior Statesmen of America, DECA, Key Club, a community-service organization called ACE, a robotics club, a math club, a snowboarding club called Snow Riders, a sports debating club called Sports Debate Club, a Jewish club, a dancing club called Cover & Choreography, a speech and debate club and Forensics team, and a Spirit Squads like Cheer, Drill, and Color Guard.Newport High School Knight Activities
Retrieved: June 24, 2009. Multiple classes are designed to teach students to perform at their personal best, including ASPEN, AVID, leadership and link-crew. Link-crew is a semester-long class for Juniors and Seniors, where everyone is assigned a group of freshmen, and these students help the freshmen adjust to high school life. Leadership is either semester- or year-long, and in this class students (Sophomore standing or above) learn various leadership techniques which they put to use in projects such as Adopt-a-Family, which raises money for local needy families during the holiday season. ASPEN, which stands for AIDS, Student Peer Educators at Newport, is Newport's advanced health class, in which students learn extensively about HIV/AIDS, and then teach other students about STDs, HIV/AIDS, and safe sex practices. In 2009, they raised over $44,000 for Lifelong AIDS Alliance, making them the second biggest contributors only behind Microsoft, and in 2010 they raised over $51,000 easily the largest amount of any team in the walk.
Retrieved: June 24, 2009. AVID (advancement via individual determination) is designed for students who are taking courses the students feel are challenging. This class teaches study skills, and students practice college entrance examinations and essays.

Music

The Newport Jazz Ensemble has competed in the Essentially Ellington Jazz Festival and Competition in New York. The Jazz Ensemble participates in many festivals including

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Jazz Festival,

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Jazz Festival, Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival, and the Swing Central Jazz Festival in Savannah, Georgia, placing second in 2011.Newport Band
Retrieved: June 24, 2009. Other activities include the KPLU School of Jazz Recording Project and performing at the Paramount Theatre. The Marching Band performs at home football games, assemblies and parades all across Washington State. The Newport Orchestra program features a select chamber orchestra for top orchestral instrumentalists. The program won second place at the 2015 ASTA National Music Festival in Salt Lake City and first place at the 2016 National Orchestra Cup in New York City.Newport's Chamber Orchestra received third place in the 2025

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(ASTA) National Orchestra Festival behind Redmond High School.

Robotics

The Newport Robotics Group, also known as NRG or NRG948, is the official

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team of Newport High School. They have been participating in the

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since 2002. They are officially sponsored by The Intuitive Foundation, FIRST Washington,

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, SPEEA,

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, the Washington OSPI, Gene Haas Foundation, Harbor Freight Tools for Schools, and the Bellevue Schools Foundation. Dodo Cheney

NRG's official website i
nrg948.com
and NRG's FIRST scouting app, nicknamed ''LightHouse'', is available on the

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. Like the school, NRG uses a knight as its official mascot. However, NRG also represents their brand with a lightning bolt, and their official colors are NRG Red and Knight Gold.

2023 (
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During the 2023 season, NRG was 33-24-0 in official play, placing 22nd in the Pacific Northwest District. They won the Pacific Northwest FIRST District Championship along with teams 1983, 2046, and 2910, advancing them to the

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. In Houston, they made it to the Galileo Division semifinals before being eliminated. NRG won a total of 3 sustainability awards this season.

2024 (
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During the 2024 season, NRG was 15-16-0 in official play, placing 59th overall in the Pacific Northwest District. They participated in the

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and

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events before being eliminated from further official play. This season, NRG won an Excellence in Engineering award and a Team Sustainability award.

Math Club

Newport's math team placed third and second in the state at the 2009 and 2012 Washington State

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contest. Newport Math Club hosts the Knights of Pi Math Tournament for students in grades 5–8.

Forensics

Newport High has had a Debate team since January 10, 1966. The team is affiliated with the

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, the national honor society for competitive speech and debate. In 1976, Newport won the Whitman College Invitational, and in 1988, two of the team's policy debate teams broke into the quarterfinal rounds of the California High School Forensics Tournament hosted by the University of California at Berkeley. Newport Debate has qualified to attend the National Championships 18 times since its founding. In 2009, the club expanded its event offerings to include Individual Event speeches, Public Forum, Oxford- and Congressional-style Debate. By the Spring of 2010, Newport was officially recognized by the NFL as a charter chapter after finishing the season ranked 7th nationally among affiliate NFL chapters. Charter status give the club voting membership in the national organization, and allowed the team increased entrants to the National Qualifiers.

Weekend programs

The Northwest Chinese School (), which teaches Chinese, mathematics, and other classes to students aged 4–18, is held at Newport High. It is the largest weekend Chinese school in the United States.

Notable alumni

* Scott Anderson, former

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* Mike Campbell, former

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player (

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, Texas Rangers,

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) * Don Ellersick, former

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for the

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* Anna Mickelson, 2008

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Olympic gold medalist (

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, Music Video Director * Steve Gajkowski, former

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, winner of 2017

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, former goalkeeper for

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, World Champion hydroplane driver * Martin Harrison, NFL player 1990–1999;

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1985–1990 *

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, 1972 Olympic Swim Team, set four world records - 800 Free (1972),1500 Free (1973) and 800 Free (1974 twice) *

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* Peter Line, professional snowboarder, co-founder Forum Snowboarding *

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for the Kansas City Royals * Erik Plantenberg, former

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, head men's basketball coach at the

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* Naomi Bashkansky, World Schools Chess Champion (Girls U13), North American Junior Girls Under 20 Champion,

References

External links

*
District Website: Newport High School

Parents (PTSA) Reference & Newsletter site

Newport Band Program Website
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