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NORTH HUNTERDON HIGH SCHOOL
Principal's Newsletter - March 2017
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Important Dates
Please mark your calendar for the following dates:
- March 2, 3, 4: Spring Musical: The Addams Family, 7:00 PM, Theater
- March 4-5: PTSA's SAT Bootcamp, 9am-1pm in cafeterias
- March 6: English SAT Prep, 3-5pm, room 108
- March 7: NH PTSA meeting, 7:00 PM, cafeteria B
- March 7: Music Association meeting, 7pm in room 131
- March 8: Math SAT Prep, 3-5pm, room
154
- March 9: NHEF College Application Seminar, 7:00 pm, Theater
- March 9: National Latin Exam
- March 10: Lions Leadership Academy for spring athletes
- March 11: SAT - Not at North
- March 11: Junior Prom, 6:00 PM, Razberry's, Flemington
- March 12: NH Marching Band, St. Patrick's Day Parade, Clinton
- March 13: Booster Club meeting, 7pm, faculty dining room
- March 15: Math SAT Prep, 3-5pm room 154
- March 16: Principal's Parent Advisory Committee meeting, 9:30am in district office
- March 16: Princeton Symphonic Band Concert, 7pm in theater
- March 17: St. Patty's Day Dance for sophomores, 7:00 PM, main gym
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- March 21: National Spanish Exam
- March 22: Math SAT Prep, 3-5pm, room 154
- March 22: Are Our Students Safe? 7pm in Voorhees theater
- March 23: Prism Concert, 8pm in main gym
- March 29: Math SAT Prep, 3-5pm, room 154
- March 29: NHEF College Financing Seminar, 7:00 pm, Theater
- March 29 - April 5: PARCC Testing
- March 31: End of 3rd marking period
- March 31: Girl Up Benefit Concert, 7:00 PM, Theater
Click here for 2016-2017 District Calendar
Click here for North's Activities Calendar
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February Students of the Month
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Math Honor Society President, Nicholas Pittman has developed a passion for Physics. Nicholas hopes to attend either Yale, Princeton, or Cornell to study Quantum or Mathematical Physics. Two of Nicholas’ favorite classes at North were AP Chemistry and AP Physics C. He loved AP Chemistry with Dr. Wilhelm because of her great teaching, the interesting labs, and the intriguing subject matter being taught in the class. AP Physics C was a favorite because of Mr. Quinn’s ridiculous jokes. Nicholas has been in Jazz Band for the past three years and is a senior guitarist. He recently joined the swim team this winter and became President of the Math Honor Society. Nicholas is also a member of the Science and English Honor Societies, every science and math league, ski club, and the ping-pong club. Outside of school, Nicholas tutors math part-time. His favorite two memories from North Hunterdon were spending afternoons and lunch periods playing guitar with Mr. Andrews, missing the swim bus with Ethan L., and chasing the bus across the school on foot in a downpour.
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Jacquelyn Twaddle - 2017
Senior, Jacquelyn Twaddle plans to attend either New York University, Rutgers University, Drexel University, Temple University, Fordham University, or Villanova University to study Mathematics. Jacquelyn is a member of National Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, Mathematics Honor Society, English Honor Society, and Science Honor Society. She participates in Track and Field and is a member of Interact where she helped with the Special Olympics and earned a Silver Community Service Award. She has also made it to the Senior Level in Girl Scouts where she earned the Silver Award by spending over 50 hours planning and hosting a Mother’s Day Tea event. Jacquelyn’s favorite class at North was Algebra II Trig Honors her sophomore year with Mr. Forte. She loved this class because it had many fun people and she enjoyed the math that was taught. Mr. Forte was a good teacher and he made the class fun. Jacquelyn’s favorite memories at North are spending time and laughing with her friends, skiing with her family, going to meets with her friends from track, and competing in hurdles.
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February Athletes of the Month
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Cole Marra - 2017
Senior, Cole Marra started wrestling in second grade with the North Hunterdon Wrestling Club. Cole wrestled with the club until the ninth grade when he joined the high school team. He still wrestles with the club in the off-season where he travels to competitions in Virginia, Pennsylvania, and some local tournaments. Cole wrestles at 152 lbs and has focused on becoming more aggressive on his feet this year. He is a District 15 Champion, a Hunterdon-Warren-Sussex County Champion, and placed second at the John Goles tournament. Cole describes this season as the most fun of his career and enjoys being the team captain. Outside of wrestling, Cole also played soccer the past four years where he lettered for the varsity team twice. He is also part of National Honor Society, Latin Honor Society, Math Honor Society, Science Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, Latin Club, and Interact. Cole is going to miss all his coaches and all his teammates very much. North has been a great home for him for the past four years. He wishes the best of luck to the wrestling team and soccer team next year. Cole plans to study engineering at either UVA, Northeastern, UMD, or Rutgers.
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Kristina Harrel - 2017
Point guard and shooting guard, Kristina Harrel has been playing basketball since she was in first grade. She has been a member of the girls’ basketball program for four years and is a three-year varsity letter winner. This is her second year being a Varsity Basketball Captain and averages 11.2 points per game. Kristina was also Captain for the Varsity Soccer Team this year. She has been playing soccer since Kindergarten. Her teammate Jordan Beneducci was co-captain with her in both sports. Kristina is a member of Student Ambassadors, National Honor Society, and Spanish Honor Society. Her favorite part of playing basketball is playing defense. She believes that all offensive accomplishments are a result of playing good defense. It creates a lot of positive energy to be able to stop a good team from scoring. Kristina plans to play varsity basketball at Roanoke College next year. She will major in Sports Management.
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February Department Students of the Month
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English: Jordan Fernandes '18 and Andrea Pauliuc '18
Fine Arts: Skyler Hamilton '17 and Austin Tarby '19
Mathematics: Skyler Farrand '17 and Gabriel Volpe '18
Music: Rachel Wang '17 and James Cafaro '17
PE/Health: Sophia Brotons '19 and Declan Coster '19
Practical Arts: Juliana Gonzalez-Rivas '19 and Andrew Gapas '18
Science: Amber Pan '17 and William Cleverley '17
Social Studies: David Rende '19 and Audrey Riccitelli '19
World Language: Romain Amrani '17 and Emily Decker '18
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February Good Citizens of the Month
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English: Steven Ackaway '18 and Samantha Mims '18
Fine Arts: Emma Lang '19 and Steven Polaski '19
Mathematics: Colby Schneider '19 and Christopher Bello '20
Music: Jonah Lione '19 and Julia Lombardo '17
PE/Health: Garrett Coyne '19 and Kyra Holmes '19
Practical Arts: Mark Garceau '18 and Kathleen Radican '17
Science: Xavier Bennett '19 and Jeel Patel '19
Social Studies: Ariel Lonoff '19 and Jake Marzarella '19
World Language: Tyler Boyd '18 and Sana Sarker '20
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The topic for March is "Brain Injury and Concussion". Please click here to learn more about the signs and symptoms of a concussion.
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The North Hunterdon Theater Organization will present The Addams Family on March 2, 3, and 4 at 7:00 in the North Hunterdon Theater. Tickets can be purchased online by clicking here, or at the door. Once you purchase your tickets online, print and bring them with you to the performance. All seating is reserved, and tickets are $15 for adults and $10 for children and senior citizens. Tickets go on sale at 6:00 and doors open at 6:30 PM, at which time you may begin your “One Normal Night” with The Addams Family!
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Community Health & Wellness Education Series:
Are Our Students Safe? Teaching Personal Safety
March 22, 2017
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This presentation is great at covering all topics we assume our kids know. Topics covered are: identity theft, knowing your surroundings, how to defend yourself, and safe traveling. With kids going away to college, summer camps and programs, this is a great way to learn how to teach our children to protect themselves. Presentation will also touch on cyber safety. Adam Drew of Three Corners Consulting will be the presenter. Presentation will begin at 7:00pm in the Voorhees High School Theater.
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The North Hunterdon-Voorhees Regional High School District is launching a Unified Sports program through the Special Olympics New Jersey Play Unified School Partnership. The Unified Sports program will bring together students with and without disabilities to play basketball as a team this March, with track potentially added later.
North Hunterdon students and staff members came out on February 23rd to show their support for this new initiative (see photo). North's Play Unified team will play its first game against Voorhees on March 8th at 5pm in North's main gym. To learn more about Unified Sports, please
click here.
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Prudential Spirit of Community Awards
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Congratulations to Emilie Maslanka '17 for being awarded the President's Volunteer Service Award from Prudential. This award recognizes Americans of all ages who have volunteered significant amounts of their time to serve their communities and their country.
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Art Student Showcase
Bree Zhang '18
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Drawing has always fascinated me, and I have explored a range of mediums - oil, watercolor, graphite, pastels, charcoal - since my conception into the art world. Of my work, my graphite drawings are more hyper-realistic while my paintings are more expressive with high contrast, strong brushstrokes, and dynamic energy. I am currently playing with the theme of fusing fantasy with reality by shrinking humans to the size of everyday objects and having them interact with each other and their surroundings. Since I work in a more spontaneous fashion, I haven't yet planned out all my artwork, so I look forward to where this direction will take me.
Bree Zhang, '18
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National Merit Scholarship Program
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National Merit Scholarship Program
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The National Merit Scholarship Program recognizes students for high scholastic achievements. We are pleased to announce that Jacquelyn Twaddle '17 (top right), Nicholas Pittman '17 (below), and Luke Bernick, '17(bottom right) have qualified as Finalists in the 2017 Competition for National Merit Scholarship.
Congratulations to all!
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Garrett Coyne '19 (pictured back row, first on right) recently spent the weekend at Fort Hamilton, NY to compete in the Air Force Cadet Color Guard Regional Championships. His team came in second place in two key events, Indoor Practical and Uniform Inspection. Garrett also came in 1st place in the mile run. Congratulations, Garrett!
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Sophomore St. Patrick's Day Dance
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St. Patrick's Day Dance will be held on
March 17th from 7-10pm in the Main Gym. Dress is semi-formal and wear green! Tickets are $15 in advance or at the door. To purchase in advance, please visit link below.
Tickets go on sale March 1st and will remain on sale until the night of March 17th. Free food, drinks, music, and a good time! Be sure to spread the word and bring your friends in order to raise money for your class!
Click here to purchase tickets online
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Join us for the 15th Annual PRISM Concert, Thursday, March 23 at 8:00 PM in the NHHS Main Gym.
Experience the amazing talents of our NHHS music students! Enjoy performances by small student ensembles and soloists, as well as favorite pieces by NHHS choirs and bands. With professional lighting, visual effects and sound system, Prism is a sensory treat for both audience and performers alike.
This spectacular event is sponsored by the NHMA along with Hunterdon Family Eye Care.
Admission: $12 adults and $7 students/Senior Citizens.
Click here to purchase tickets online
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The Junior Prom will be held on Saturday, March 11th from 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm at Razberry's on Route 12 in Flemington. The theme for this prom is
Around the World. This evening will be fun filled with great food, dancing, and enjoying the company of your classmates and friends. Tickets purchased online will need to be confirmed in person during lunch mods on March 1st, 2nd and 3rd.
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Come support North Hunterdon and Voorhees High School students on Friday, March 31, 2017 at 7:00 p.m. in the North Hunterdon High School Theatre as they team up for a district-wide charity concert featuring song, dance and music talent from both schools. This event is being hosted by the Girl Up Club of North Hunterdon, which is a United Nations Foundation dedicated to improving the lives of girls in underprivileged countries around the world and providing girls with access to education, healthcare, and the like. All proceeds from ticket sales will support this cause. Last year, the club was able to raise enough money to provide education for 30 refugee girls around the world. The club would love to exceed last year’s total and improve the lives of even more girls around the world. General admission tickets will be available in advance online and at the event that night. Cost is 5$ for students and 10$ for adults. Click here to purchase tickets online.
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PARCC Testing Information
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PARCC testing will be held on the following dates:
Algebra I and II, Geometry: 3/29-3/31
English 9, 10, and 11: 4/3-4/5. The testing will begin at 7:45 am and end at approximately 10:15 am, at which time we will be following a 2.5 hour delay bell schedule. Please remember to bring your fully charged chromebook. Details on testing will be sent in mid-March.
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February was Black History Month and the North Hunterdon High School Social Studies Department celebrated by recognizing important people and events that have shaped our country's history. The following are some highlights of activities that took place during this past month.
- Advanced Early American: The students worked on a poster project about the Abolitionist movement and the underground railroad. Students were assigned key figures and events and will be teaching the class about their assigned subtopic.
- Advanced Early American: Students examined the abolition movement of the 19th century. Students also examined a variety of primary sources from this time period getting a full understanding of different issues surrounding slavery. Students will then use basic government lessons tracing abolition movement to the civil rights movement of the 50's and 60's and discuss modern day issues like affirmative action. Essential questions will include: Given our nation's controversial history surrounding slavery, abolition, and civil rights, are programs like Affirmative Action necessary to help minorities advance in our society?
- AP US HISTORY: Throughout the month, students explored various events that played a pivotal role in the history of our nation. These events included the Great Migration, the Harlem Renaissance, and the push for anti-lynching laws in the 1930s.
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- Modern American History Advanced: Students will be completing a "Civil Rights IPOD project". Students will create their own playlist of songs and link those songs to events from the Civil Rights Movement (Rosa Parks, Montgomery Bus Boycott, MLK, etc.). The students choose five songs (can be modern or from that era) but they have to provide examples of how their chosen songs relate to their assigned events. For each song, they detail the relevancy of the song and provide a short synopsis of their event. They are then allowed to play 1-2 songs in class and present their findings.
Honors Modern American: Students completed an activity on influential African Americans during the Revolutionary Period and after. Students will also be doing a webquest that focuses on Harriet Tubman's life and influence. World History: Students discussed the Battle of Adwa, a battle during the Age of European Imperialism, in which the Ethiopians were able to successfully repel and defeat the Italians in battle - saving their nation from being imperialized and proving wrong the 19th and 20th century superiority beliefs held by many westerners towards indigenous peoples. AP Govt.: At the beginning of the month, students finished discussing the expansion of the electorate throughout U.S. History. Students discussed constitutional amendments like the 13th Amendment and federal legislation like the 1965 voting rights act. Students watched a variety of speeches made by Dr. Martin Luther King.
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255 students of North Hunterdon participated in the American Mathematics Competition (AMC) contest sponsored by MAA, Mathematical Association of America, on Tuesday, February 7, 2017. Each year the AMC 10 and the AMC 12 are on the National Association of Secondary School Principals Advisory List of Contest and Activities. The AMC contests are considered to be of such great value that 21 professional societies and organizations support with financial contributions.
For the AMC 10 contest, Angelica Chin '20 was the first place winner of the school. The team winners were awarded to Ethan Ho '19 and Jonathan Murry '19 who tied in the 2nd place ranking.
For the AMC 12 contest, Matthew Roskoski '18 was the first place winner of the school, and Thomas Flynn '18 was awarded the team member award for ranking 2nd. Additional team members were Byron Jurkouich '17 Thomas Kochanowski '18 and Richard Wolf '17 who tied for 3rd place.
In addition, two of our students, Thomas Flynn '18, and Matthew Roskoski '17 qualified for the American Invitational Mathematics Examination, AIME, to be taken on March 7, 2017. These students achieved an AMC 12 score of 96 or above.
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Herr Kotulich & special guest Herr Fario "took it on the chin" for the Karneval party hosted by the German Club & German Honor Society on Monday, Feb 27th in the Cafe Annex. Thanks to all that attended and purchased "pies in the teacher's face" and "ties for the cutting"!
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Congratulations to the following athletes on their accomplishments:
Winter Track
Ray Sellaro - Sectional Champion in 1600 meter and 3rd place in 3200 meter.
Ellie DiMarcello - Sectional Champion in both the 1600 meter and 3200 meter.
NJSIAA Group 4, Ellie DiMarcello placed 2nd in the 1600 meter.
The following girls qualified for the Meet of Champions: Kelley McCarten (mile), Megan Stenberg (55 High Hurdles), Anna DiMarcello (mile and half mile), Ellie DiMarcello (mile and two mile). Ellie also came in 2nd in the 1600 meter at the Meet of Champions.
Congratulations to the Distance Medley Relay Team of Anna DiMarcello, Gabby Beneducci, Kelley McCarten and Ellie DiMarcello for winning the Eastern State Championships at the New York City Armory. Their time of 12 minutes flat as a team is currently ranked #4 in the United States.
Wrestling
NJSIAA District 15 Champions! Six District Champions qualified for Region 4 competition, Andrew Gapas, William Hughes, Tucker Kirchberger, Cole Marra, Nick Luberto, and Charlie Tordik.
Andrew Gapas, Cole Marra, and Charlie Tordik have advanced to the NJSIAA Individual State Wrestling Championships in Atlantic City this month.
Coach Tim Flynn was named District 15 Coach of the Year!
Swimming
The following school records were broken:
200 Medley Relay: 1:52.28 (Aziza Ganihanova, Ashley Kolpan, Ariel Lonoff and Shannon Hesse) vs Westfield in NJSIAA semifinals on 2/13/17.
200 Freestyle: 1:57.85 (Aziza Ganihanova) 2/13/17 vs. Westfield in NJSIAA semifinals.
200 Individual Medley 2:09.62 (Aziza Ganihanova) 1/21/17 at Skyland Conference meet.
50 Freestyle 25.17 (Shannon Hesse) on 2/10/17 vs. Phillipsburg.
100 Butterfly 58.51 (Aziza Ganihanova) on 1/4/17 vs Phillipsburg.
100 Freestyle 54.08 (Aziza Ganihanova) on 1/19/17 vs. Watchung.
500 Freestyle 5:05.18 (Aziza Ganihanova) on 1/21/17 at Skyland Conference meet.
200 Free Relay 1:42.95 (Aziza Ganihanova, Carmen Nina Kuo, Ariel Lonoff & Shannon Hesse) on 2/10/17 v Philipsburg.
100 Backstroke 58.76 (Aziza Ganihanova) on 2/13/17 vs Westfield in NJSIAA semifinals.
100 Breaststroke 1:10.89 (Ariel Lonoff) on 1/11/17 Bernards.
400 Free Relay 3:49.02 (Ashley Kolpan, Carmen Nina Kuo, Shannon Hesse & Aziza Ganihanova) on 2/1/17 vs Hunterdon Central. In addition, this was the first time North Hunterdon beat Hunterdon Central 89-81.
Congratulations to all our student athletes and to Coach Flynn!
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MARCH MADNESS
SPONSORED BY STUDENT COUNCIL
PROCEEDS TO BENEFIT BIANCA’S KIDS
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Pick up a form in the Athletic Office or print out the attached form.
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ONE JUNIOR OR SENIOR PROM TICKET
OR TWO HOMECOMING TICKETS+ GIFT CARDS OR VARIOUS TICKETS TO NORTH EVENTS + GIFT CARDS
*** 2 week speed pass to the cafeteria included with each offer*** (PRIZE VALUE APPROX $90)
DOWNLOAD AND COMPLETE THE FORM BELOW. RETURN TO THE ATHLETIC OFFICE WITH $5.00 ENTRY FEE. WATCH THE GAMES AND ROOT FOR YOUR TEAMS!
Click here for Form (due by March 13)
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Lions Leadership Academy for Spring Athletes
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On Friday, March 10, 2017, all North Spring Athletic teams will have an opportunity to attend a presentation through the Lions Athletic Leadership Academy. This presentation will focus on
Emotional Energy Management. Click on the link below for more information and the parent letter on the Mind of the Athlete Program.
Click Here
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Our February Blood Drive was held on Wednesday, February 22nd and we are very grateful for the students, staff, and community members that came out to support this drive.
We collected 317 pints of blood! Thank you!
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March Offerings through the CCRC
COLLEGE PLANNING AND THE APPLICATION
TIMELINE: WHAT TO DO AND WHEN?
Thursday, March 9 at 7:00 pm in the NHHS Theater
The aim for this seminar is for all attendees to leave with a better understanding of the college planning process. Jennifer Nuechterlein of Achieve College Consulting will lead this discussion. Ms. Nuechterlein has over a decade of college counseling experience. As a college consultant, she has worked with thousands of students on their college plans, helping them realize their potential while navigating the process. Jen, a Hunterdon County resident, has visited 250 college campuses and is an active member and board member in professional and national organizations devoted to college counseling.
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
ABOUT THE COLLEGE FINANCING PROCESS:
Intended for parents of students in ALL grades.
Wednesday, March 29 at 7:00 pm in the NHHS Theater
The aim for this seminar is that all attendees leave with a better understanding of
College Financial Planning. KJM Financial will lead this discussion. We’ll discuss the FAFSA form and all the other information you need to understand in order to maximize the amount of financial aid you are eligible to receive! Even if your family is not eligible for need-based aid, we will cover the best strategies on how to pay for college in the most cost efficient manner—without it putting a strain on the rest of your finances.
****Please RSVP to
nhef@nhhsfoundation.org
with date(s) in subject line for the program(s) you will be attending so that we are can prepare handout materials.
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2nd Annual “Spring It On” Fundraising Event – Beneduce Winery
SAVE the DATE
Friday– April 7th, 2017 6:00pm-10:00pm
Featuring Comedian & Live Auction.
Catered
appetizers
and
buffet
dinner.
Cash
bar
sold
and
staffed
by Beneduce Vineyards,
Pittstown,
NJ
Tickets on sale March 1, 2017: www.nhhsfoundation.org
Recently Funded Grants
Battle of the Books
The NHEF is proud to sponsor the Media Center’s grant for the
“Battle of the Books”. This is a competition for NHHS students who are avid readers.
Students will travel to the event, which required them to read and study nine books in preparation for the competition against other NJ high school students.
Battle of the Books is a voluntary reading-motivation program. Our students will have the opportunity to join a community of readers both at NHHS and at other NJ high schools while fostering enthusiasm and appreciation of reading, along with increasing speaking and listening skills and encouraging analysis, interpretation and understanding the texts.
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Princeton Symphonic Master Class Workshop followed by a Concert - March 16th at 7:00 PM
The NHEF is proud to fund a grant submitted by the Music Department for a
MASTER CLASS by The Princeton Symphonic Brass for students at NHHS. The Princeton ensemble is comprised of professional musicians from Central New Jersey. NHHS band members will be having master classes with the musicians and will have the opportunity to rehearse with the Princeton Symphonic Brass during the day.
A concert including performances by the Princeton Symphonic Brass and the North Hunterdon High School Brass Ensemble will be held on Thursday, March 16, 2017 at 7:00 p.m. in the theater. Please join us for the concert, which is free and open to the general public.
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The Booster Club celebrated Dave the Rave's 71st birthday! The entire gym sang “Happy Birthday” to him and cupcakes were passed out in the stands. We would like to thank each of our sports teams for helping us provide the cupcakes. Donations from the 50/50 and the THREE baskets Dave made will be donated to the Hunterdon County Special Olympics in Dave the Rave's honor.
Thank you to everyone who participated!!
The Booster Club is seeking individuals to help in all areas (open/close the shack, shopping, scheduling, officers, reps, etc) for the 2017-2018 school year. Please email nhhsbc@gmail.com to volunteer. We would like new volunteers to shadow the current volunteers. It makes the transition smoother.
Our meetings are the second Monday of the month in the Faculty Dining Room at 7:00pm. All are welcome!
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Winter Musical The Addams Family March 2, 3 & 4. NHMA sales of concessions, candy grams, flowers and raffle tickets will benefit the programs and scholarships of the music association. We’ll be assisting at the ticket tables too, so stop by and get your seats!
NHMA officer and committee positions are available for next year. Find out more at our next MHMA meeting: Tuesday, March 7th at 7:00 pm in the choir room, Rm. 131
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Prism Concert - Thursday, March 23. The NHMA proudly presents our music department’s 15th Annual Prism Concert at 8:00 p.m. The performances are enhanced by professional lighting funded by the NHMA and sponsored in part by Hunterdon Eye Care. For online ticket purchases, click HERE or visit www.nhvweb.net/nhhs/musicassociation. Tickets are also available at the door that evening .
Clinton St. Patrick's Day Parade - Sunday March 12. Our Golden Lions Marching Band will represent NHHS in this 3rd annual parade at 3:00 pm.
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Upcoming Events Please Mark Your Calendar:
SAT & ACT Catalyst Bootcamps: The SAT BootCamp is March 4th-5th at North. The ACT BootCamp is April 1st -2nd 9 am-1pm at North. Tuition for each Bootcamp is just $175. To enroll, visit http://www.catalystprep.com/ and click on the Bootcamp Sign-Up tab on the website’s menu bar.
ATTENTION SOPHOMORES! New this year will be the St. Patty's Day Dance! It will be held on March 17th in the Main gym from 7-10pm. Tickets are $15 at the door or in advance at https://northhunterdonhighschool.thundertix.com/ Tickets go on sale March 1st and will remain on sale until the night of the 17th. Free food, drinks, music, and a good time! Be sure to spread the word and bring your friends in order to raise money for your class! Click here for more information. Sign-up to donate food etc., for the event here.
FRESHMAN WHITEOUT DANCE- Friday, April 7th, 7-10 PM in Café B
SENIOR BANQUET-Wednesday, April 26th, 6:30 –10 PM at Hunterdon Hills Playhouse—Senior Banquet is a kick off of senior graduation celebrations. This is an opportunity for the students and their parents to reminisce and celebrate the high school experience. A class montage video will be shown and the students will be presenting teacher awards at this event.
PROJECT GRADUATION– Thursday, June 15 - June 16, 6 AM at FunPlex in Mount Laurel, NJ. This drug and alcohol free celebration has been a tradition at NHHS for many years. It provides a fun and safe environment for the graduates to celebrate with their friends and classmates. The event takes place in the evening after graduation and the students enjoy endless food and activities all night long. All flyers, forms and permission slips and volunteer sign ups will be available on the PTSA website and also sent via email. Parent volunteers are needed to organize and chaperone these events. Please contact the PTSA at nhhsptsa@yahoo.com to volunteer.
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North Hunterdon High School
1445 State Route 31, Annandale, NJ 08801
(908) 713-4199
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