attended the high school building. In 2005, a new addition containing science labs was constructed. In 2006, the fifth grade was moved to the elementary buildings, and the middle school developed the philosophy of "teaming". Six teams were developed, two per grade level. In 2014 the class of 2020 were given Chromebooks to carry around to further expand their education and help make projects easier. Pathfinders Grade: 6th Symbol: Lantern Motto: Pathfinders...Leading the Way Color: Purple Explorers Grade: 6th Symbol: Compass Motto: Searching for Excellence Color: Green Roar Before the 2012–2013 school year, Team Roar was one of the eighth grade teams, along with Team Lynx. They had to make Roar a seventh grade team because the graduating class of 2018 needed the bigger lockers because they had too many students. Grade: 7th Symbol: Pawprint Motto: Don't Just Make Your Mark, Leave Tracks Color: Orange Mosaic Grade: 7th Symbol: Puzzle Piece Motto: Shaping the pieces of our world... TOGETHER Color: Orange Lynx Grade: 8th Symbol: Lynx Motto: Leadership Yields New eXperiences (LYNX) Color: Gold Visionaries Before the 2012–2013 school year, Team Visionaries was one of the seventh grade teams, along with Team Mosaic. Grade: 8th Symbol: Delta Symbol\Triangle Motto: Quest for Wisdom, Purpose, and Strength Color: Red Administration Principal: William Dovico Assistant Principal: Amy Stauffenberg Elementary schools Northwestern Lehigh School District is home to two elementary schools: Northwestern Lehigh Elementary, which is located on the main campus along with the high school and middle school, and Weisenberg Elementary, which is approximately 8 miles south. Administration Northwestern Elementary Principal: Maria Pulli Weisenberg Elementary Principal: Jill Berlet Morning Show The school is home to The Morning Show, a school news program broadcast via closed circuit television through the district. The show was brought to life by students. A live web stream of the show is available at: The Morning Show Live Stream. The Morning Show is produced in the studio, where the radio show is also developed. The Morning Show also contains a side segment called "Weekend Weather", in which one of the hosts performs a laid back, non-scripted version of a weather forecast. Tiger TV Tiger TV is the middle school's news program, like the high school's Morning Show. It is produced by a few eighth graders of each graduating class with the help of teachers. It is shot live, every school morning in a studio room located in the 'new