Nedrose High School recently achieved a significant milestone with its drama department qualifying for the State One-Act Play competition, showcasing the students' dedication to the performing arts. This year, the campus has also added new dual-credit courses that let students earn college credit in core subjects without leaving the high school. The athletic department is also honoring a number of student-athletes who were named All-Region for their sportsmanship and performance during the winter season.

Q1. Do students at Nedrose High School learn how to prepare for the ACT and SAT?

School students get focused academic coaching and practice materials to help them do well on the ACT and SAT.

Q2. What makes the school a good place to live and work?

Ans. A close-knit environment helps students at school make friends with other students and staff, which helps create a family-like culture.

Q3. Can students in school take part in programs that involve more than one sport?

Ans. The athletic department wants students to play a lot of different sports all year to stay fit and flexible.

Q4. How does technology fit into learning?

Ans. Students use modern classroom technology and one-on-one devices to improve their research and presentation skills.

Q5. Are there programs for the creative arts?

School students can show off their talents in different music and art classes and at local exhibitions.