We welcome information on deaths not listed on this page - please complete asubmission form If the name of the pit is not stated in records, we have recorded this as NK with the miner's usual residence added as an approximate indicator of area YearMonth Day Colliery District First Name Surname Age Occupation Cause Information on site or Source1960January12Bilston Glen CollieryLothian JohnDochert圓0 NK - Name on Bilston Glen Memorial 1960January13Auchincruive CollieryAyrshire PeterDevlin coal miner (brusher)Fall of stoneNAS FAI 'Peter Devlin,coal miner (brusher), 51 Marchburn Avenue, Prestwick, died on in Kingcase No. Good, hard working and honest students will be short changed in their education and not be ready for college.Scottish Mining Website - post-1960 Deaths Scottish Mining WebsiteIndex to deaths in Scotland 1960 onwardsThese names are sourced from a variety of records including newspapers, lists of fatal accident inquiries, memorials and death certificates. The counselors are of little help since the only way a student can get attention is to be in trouble or is a National Merit Scholar candidate. There are many intelligent kids at NNHS, but they do well not because of NNHS instruction, rather it is because they study the subject outside of school.
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In the process of doing so, the child learns how to do well in standardized testing because all class tests are multiple choice, which has value for the SAT & ACT, but it is questionable if the student actually learns the material where they can think independently and apply what they've learned for more advanced courses in math & science. Many of these teachers have many kids to teach and must ensure that the child passes the End of Instruction (EOI) exam mandated by state law.
It's a large school with over 2100 kids from grade 9-12 and the quality of introductory math & science courses are very dependent upon the teacher. As a parent of a child who is a B+ average student, NNHS is strictly a C+ average school from an academic point of view.
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