Activities

It’s not just a school, it’s a culture

At North Pointe Prep, we openly acknowledge that our passion for excellence in athletics and the arts, along with our zeal in providing experiences where life-long relationships and memories can be created, is equal to our commitment to academic achievement. We believe students are only fully prepared for life after high school and college after they have been involved in a broad range of rich school experiences.

Our culture anchored in the core belief that a motivated student, who wants to be here, will learn! Contact us to learn more.

Leave Your Mark

Character development is at the very core of the Prep’s culture. It’s woven throughout the curriculum, encouraged in athletics, arts and activities and demonstrated during Prep Cares event. Students are challenged to realize that every thought, every word and every action is leaving their MARK.

  • Make an Impact – Become a person who serves others.
  • Accept New Challenges – Become a person who takes risks.
  • Release Positivity – Become a person who encourages others.
  • Keep Your Focus – Become a person who makes good decisions.

Disney Arts Trip

North Pointe Prep’s annual High School Disney Trip to Anaheim, California is February 15-17, 2020. The cost of $450 includes transportation, three-day park hopper ticket (Disneyland and California Adventure), and two nights lodging.

  • Non-refundable deposit is due October 11, 2019
  • Non-refundable balance payments are due November 1, 2019, December 7, 2019, and January 17, 2020
  • Final non-refundable balance payment is due by February 7, 2020.

Extracurricular Participation Policies

Students and parents agree to abide by the Prep’s Extracurricular Participation Policies which appear in the Student Handbook.

Student ID

Student IDs are provided to students during the first few weeks of school and are required to be carried while on campus and at school activities. Lost Student IDs can be replaced for $5.

Activity Dress Code

Although students are not required to be in dress code at extracurricular events, they are expected to dress appropriately. Hair and clothing Dress Code guidelines are not enforced during Spirit Week and Spring Fling when students are participating in outfit contests. Students may wear modest swim wear while participating in water activities.

Class Competitions

Old School Games

  • September 23-27 – Lunchtime Events
  • September 25 – Powder Puff Tournament and Old School Carnival

Reality Showcase

  • November 18-22 – Lunchtime Events

Xtreme Intramurals

  • February 3-7 – Lunchtime Events
  • February 7 – Faculty Showdown

Rock Lobster Games

  • April 27-30 – Lunchtime Events
  • April 29 – Ultimate Frisbee Tournament (Open House)
  • April 29 – Volleyball Championship
  • April 30 – Belly Flop Competition