North Hunterdon High School
Annandale, NJ
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2023 October E-Newsletter | |
Upcoming Events
The following is a list of important upcoming events:
- October 7: SAT at North
- October 9: No School, Staff In-Service Day
- October 17: School Picture Makeups & Retakes
- October 17: BOE Meeting, 7 pm
- October 18: Powder Puff Football Game, 5:30-8:30 pm
- October 20: Fall Sports/Milk Can Pep Rally, 1:15-2:25 pm
- October 20: Milk Can Game, Away @ Voorhees, 7 pm
- October 25: PSAT, 9th-11th Grades, 7:45-11:30 am
- October 26: Principal' Parent Advisory Committee (PAC) Meeting, 9-11 am, District Office
- October 31: 1st Marking Period Ends
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Student Highlights
Leading the Pride!
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September Students of the Month
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KAVI RASTOGI
CLASS OF 2024
The last four years at North Hunterdon have let senior Kavi Rastogi meet a ton of new people, while improving himself as a person and making memories along the way. Kavi’s favorite classes at North have been AP Calculus, AP Physics, and AP Computer Science. He has always been interested in mathematics and all three classes have their foundation in math. Kavi’s favorite of the three classes was AP Computer Science, because he loved designing and coding his own projects. This class along with other coding classes at North are part of the reason why he decided to major in Computer Science. At North, Kavi is a member of Math Honor Society, Ski and Snowboard Club, and Computer Science Club. He has participated in the Math League competitions each year and is applying for National Honor Society this fall. Over the past summer, Kavi ran his own landscaping business, which donated a portion of their earnings to a local food pantry, The Outreach Connection. This was a great experience that taught him a lot about leadership and running a business. He also volunteers at the Outreach Connection, volunteers as a tutor, and enjoys spending time weightlifting outside of school. One of Kavi’s favorite experiences at North was the Ski Club trips. He loved spending time with friends both on the mountain and during the bus rides to and from Blue Mountain. Next year in college, Kavi will major in Computer Science and possibly minor in something business related. He is applying to a long list of schools, but his top choices are Duke, Stanford, Yale, and UCLA.
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SELINA ZHANG
CLASS OF 2024
Senior, Selina Zhang has learned a lot from her teachers in her favorite classes at North Hunterdon. Selina greatly enjoyed the labs and structured learning in Mrs. Flynn’s AP Biology. Her formative years of Computer Science, under Mrs. Vida’s fluent and fascinating explanations and hands-on projects. She expanded her computer science knowledge in Ms. Waddell’s Data Structures. Mr. Halldorson’s Calculus BC and Mr. Schuetz’s Statistics furnish her math knowledge, and Mr. Quinn’s Physics C furthers Physics. Language Arts with Ms. Carr and Ms. Fedorko have cultivated her analytical thinking and passion for essays. She gained understanding in Latin syntax and classics with Mrs. Mullay. She enjoyed Mr. Franzyshen’s AP Government discussions and modern economics in Mr. McSweeney’s AP Economics. Selina is a proud regular writer and blog co-manager for the Northern Lights Art and Literary Magazine. As a member of Diversity Club, her favorite event was hosting a table and brewing fresh tea at the May Cultural Celebrations Day. The teachers at NHHS have been a big inspiration for her long-standing passion of tutoring part-time in STEM. Selina is a violinist and is currently studying classical violin at Manhattan School of Music Precollege. She would like to stay on the East Coast in her studies of either mathematics or cellular biology. Founding and practicing with the NHHS Science Bowl team is one of her happiest memories. Special shoutout to the legend-league team members and the fantastic coaches, Dr. Ledogar and Dr. Wilhelm for their endless support and enthusiasm!!!! (W moment) I’m honored to be your captain!! Challenging, exciting, fun, and a lot of experimentation (do it!). A special and unforgettable four years!
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September Athletes of the Month
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SARA BERGSTROM
CLASS OF 2024
Senior, Sara Bergstrom has been competing in gymnastics for the last seven years. Sara started her competitive journey at Gymnastics Unlimited where she still trains. She has been on the North Hunterdon team for the last four years. Sara has always competed on the vault for the Lions, but this year she stepped up her game and learned a new skill of competing on the floor as well. In September, the team was proud to have won against Montgomery during their Senior Night. Outside of gymnastics, Sara is a member of many of North’s National Honor Societies. She is also Vice President of the Art Club. In high school, Sara has had the privilege of being part of a close-knit group of friends who support each other through thick and thin, creating unforgettable memories and forming lifelong bonds. Next year, Sara plans to attend George Washington University where she is thinking of pursuing a degree in Biomedical Sciences.
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ELLIE SKLAR
CLASS OF 2024
Senior, Ellie Sklar began playing soccer at three years old and has been playing competitively since elementary school. Some of Ellie’s strengths include her grit, physicality, and game IQ. She plays the position of center back on the school team and center defensive-mid for her club team. Outside of North, Ellie plays for Steel United Soccer Club. So far this year, the Lady Lions competed in the Mountains vs. Seas Tournament, which is a showcase of and a showdown between New Jersey’s two most formidable conferences. The tournament also raises money for a local charity each year. Outside of soccer, Ellie is a member of the Unified Social Club Advisory Committee and Unified Basketball Team, as well as a Peer Leader. She is also involved in Interact Club, National Honor Society, and several subject-specific National Honor Societies. Surfing is a huge passion of Ellie’s. She works as a surf instructor at the Jersey Shore during the summer. She is an instructor at an all-girls surf camp called Pink Pineapple Surf, where she gets to empower the next generation of female surfers to make waves in a male-dominated sport. Ellie says her experience at North has been made memorable by the sponsorship of the supportive community around her. Throughout her four years, she has been grateful to have been able to make strides in the classroom and on the soccer pitch, create lasting friendships, foster meaningful relationships with faculty members, and preparing herself for the next season of life. Ellie is verbally committed to play Division III varsity soccer at Endicott College next year, where she plans to major in Exercise Science on the pre-PT track.
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September Department Students
of the Month
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English: William Infante '27 and Sage Decktor '27
Fine Arts: Sydney Perdue '27 and Audrey Yun '24
Mathematics: Ian Peverley '25 and Conall McConnachie '24
Music: Ryan Cowell '24 and Lillian Fasciano '24
PE/Health: Paisley Testa '27 and Cassandra Santiago '26
Practical Arts: Tanmayee Vyakaranam '25 and Kylin Szewczuk '24
Science: Ellie Sklar '24 and Layla LoPrimo '25
Social Studies: Matthew Heaney '24 and Kris Vaarkamp '24
World Language: Sophia Zappetti '24 and Allison Sy '24
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September Good Citizens
of the Month
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English: Madeline Mullay '27 and Owen Latzke '27
Fine Arts: Ava Sudol '25 and Fionna Nystrand '24
Mathematics: Jorge Arce '24 and Lex Camacho '27
Music: Ava Spinetti '25 and Maddix McKnight '24
PE/Health: Keylin Ceciliano '25 and Joseph Delaney '26
Practical Arts: Benjamin Serrani '25 and Evan Kuo '24
Science: Joe Rizza '25 and Erin Roberts '25
Social Studies: Luke LaSasso '24 and Alexis Lonoff '24
World Language: Spencer Poe '25 and Natasha Sahni '24
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NHHS News and Updates
from Lion Pride
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Top September Posts from Dr. Cottrell @nhprincipal
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The school store is open! Thanks to our business students and career development class for making this happen. #LionPride | |
Congratulations to Kavi Rastogi & Selina Zhang for being named Students of the Month and Sara Bergstrom & Ellie Sklar for being named Athletes of the Month. #LionPride | |
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Health Office News
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), breast cancer is the most common cancer in women, and according to statistics from the American Cancer Society (ACS), nearly 232,000 new cases of invasive breast cancer were expected to be diagnosed in the United States in 2015.
Breast cancer can also be diagnosed in men. The ACS also estimated that in 2015, more than 2,000 men would be diagnosed, and more than 400 men would die from the disease. Click here for more information on symptoms, prevention, treatment, and care.
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Milk Can Game
Our 48th Annual Milk Can Game, North vs. Voorhees, will be held on Friday, October 20, 2023. This year, the game will be held at Voorhees! The kick-off time is set for 7:15 p.m.
Hope to see you all there for one of the most exciting games of the year!
Go North!!
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School Picture Retake/Makeup Day
Christmas City Studios will be at North Hunterdon High School on October 17th for 9th-11th grade school picture re-takes or make-ups.
Seniors who did not have their portraits taken over the summer can have their portraits taken on October 17th.
Students who need photos should go to the theater during their health/PE class or during lunch or directed study.
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PSAT Test
North Hunterdon will be administering the PSAT to all our 9th, 10th, 11th, and select 12th graders on the morning of Wednesday, October 25th. The PSAT Test is completely digital now, there is no more paper test. There is no makeup test date. Students are already registered for the test. More information will be sent to parents and students in early October.
Anyone with questions may contact School Counselor David Raupp, at (908)-713-4199 ext. 6375 or draupp@nhvweb.net
For more information on the PSAT test, please visit the College Board website by clicking here: https://collegereadiness.collegeboard.org/psat-nmsqt-psat-10
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Class of 2024 Cap & Gowns
To order cap/gown/tassel unit or any Class of 2024 swag items, please order through the Herff Jones website: highschool.herffjones.com.
If your senior will be using a sibling's cap or gown and only needs to order single items, such as a 2024 tassel, a cap, OR a gown, please click here to order single items.
All Graduation Cap, Gown, and Tassel orders will be distributed by the school in June during graduation practice.
Order Deadline: 11/15/23
*Late fee of $5 for orders between 11/16/23 thru 12/8/23
**Late fee of $10 for any orders after 12/8/23
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Student Club Sign-Ups
If your student(s) would like to participate in an extracurricular club or activity, we now require a parent/guardian to complete a consent for participation form in Aspen. To give your consent for club membership, please do the following:
- Log into your parent Aspen account
- Click on Page Directory on the left hand side
- Click on North Hunterdon Club Form
- Click on and fill out the Consent for Participation Form* (this also serves as your consent for your student to be placed in the Random Drug Testing Pool)
- To search for a club in the form, click on the magnifying glass next to Select Club/Activity field. There are multiple pages of clubs so use arrows at the top to advance through the list.
* You will need to complete this consent form multiple times if your child would like to participate in more than one club or activity.
For a list of current clubs and activities at North Hunterdon High School, please visit https://www.nhvweb.net/nhhs/studentactivities/resources/
**Note: Some activities are not listed in the Aspen form as they are event-based, and students need to sign in at the event, such as the Math Competition, or they are by invitation only, such as the Honor Societies.
Announcements regarding upcoming club meetings are made daily during morning announcements. The morning announcements are posted on the NHHS Website – scroll down past important links on the right hand side of homepage.
Having students signed up for clubs in Aspen allows the advisors to contact them to join a Google Classroom or in regards to an upcoming meeting. It also allows the advisor to have contact information for a club member’s parents/guardians (should it be needed) and to see a schedule for a club member (as if they were a student in their class).
If you have any questions, please contact Anthony Petraglia, Director of Student Activities, at apetraglia@nhvweb.net.
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Students enrolled in an AP class are encouraged to take an AP Exam in May 2024 to qualify for college credits. There have been some changes to the AP registration process and timeline from prior years. First, you need to have a College Board Account. For many of you, you already have this to access PSAT, SAT, and AP. If you have ever created an account for one of these, please do not create a second account. If you do, it could prevent all of your SAT scores or AP scores from going to the correct college. You can create an account or verify that you have an account at www.collegeboard.org. Here are some helpful hints for setting up your account or verifying the information if you already have an account:
- Make sure it is the student’s name that is on the account and NOT a parent’s name.
- If you forget your login, the College Board will send you an e-mail to reset it, so you have to be able to get the e-mail. This shouldn’t be a parent’s e-mail address. If you already have an account, please check this and change it if necessary. If you have problems with your account, please get in touch with the College Board.
AP Exam Payment and Registration – Each exam is $98, with the exception of AP Research and AP Seminar, which costs $145. Students can begin purchasing their exams today through October 31 using Total Registration. At the end of the process in Total Registration, you will see a confirmation page that will include the information needed to complete the SECOND STEP of enrolling in courses/exams in the College Board's system: https://myap.collegeboard.org/login. This step should be completed right away, as exams will only be ordered if both steps are completed. Tests will not be ordered for students who do not complete both the payment in Total Registration and mark their exam as “YES” on the test registration page in their College Board Account. Late and Cancellation Fees – AP Exams ordered between November 1 and November 14 will pay a $20 late fee per exam in addition to the cost of the exam. For those ordering after November 14, there is a $40 late fee per exam in addition to the regular exam fee until March 6, 2024, when AP exam registration is closed. There is a $40 cancellation fee for any test that is canceled between Nov 15 and March 6, 2024. Please let me know if you have any questions regarding AP registration.
Chris Maslonka
cmaslonka@nhvweb.net
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Student Accolades & Accomplishments
Hear us ROAR!
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Congratulations
Connor McHugh
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Congratulations!
National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist and Commended Students 2024
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The North Hunterdon-Voorhees Regional High School District congratulates senior Selina Zhang from North Hunterdon High School who was named a Semifinalist in the 69th annual National Merit Scholarship Competition.
In addition, the district congratulates the 18 seniors who were recognized as Commended Students in the Competition from North Hunterdon:
Tyler Anderson, Miles Burns, Amelia Chapman, Vicky Du, Lillian Fasciano, Nina Hagan, Andrew Halka, Conall McConnachie, Grace Munro, Tansen Patel-Bose, Sophia Roberts, Cassidy Roop, Neeraj Venna, Sophia Zappetti
To read more please click here
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School Organization News
Members of the Pride
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Get Involved
Please visit the links below to learn more about our parent organizations and how you can join.
Join our Pride!
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Join the PTSA!
The North Hunterdon High School’s PTSA mission is to support parents, teachers, and students. We are starting off the year strong with some new activities and also our traditional ones.
We welcome all families and teachers to become members. Our dues are $25.00 a year, which includes a family membership. Please join us and help us achieve creative new ways to support our teachers and students and show our appreciation to our awesome teachers and staff. Also, a shot out to our local businesses who have generously supported the PTSA.
Sign-up is easy, Click here to sign-up online or visit our website if you prefer a paper copy. Paper copies are located under the Forms tab.
We will be holding our monthly meetings in person. Our next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, October 18, at 7:00 p.m. in the Athletics Room at the high school. We hope you can join us.
The PTSA is happy to report that we had a successful fundraiser event on Friday, September 22. A BIG SHOUT OUT to all our volunteers! Thank you to everyone who came out and supported our First Food Truck Event, including the Coin-Toss for Project Graduation, which was an OUT OF THE BALLPARK BIG HIT! Also, our bake sale was beyond AWESOME! A HEARTFELT THANK YOU goes out to the anonymous donor who won the 50/50 raffle and donated the funds back to the PTSA.
Coming soon - VISA Holiday Gift Card Raffle!
Stay connected
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Question or comment? Please email us
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NHEF Mission
The North Hunterdon Education Foundation (NHEF) is an all-volunteer, non-profit foundation dedicated to enhancing the quality of education at North Hunterdon High School. We work together to fundraise and support grants researched and requested by NHHS staff that provide unique opportunities and experiences for North students. The NHEF mission is to enhance education by funding innovative programs and experiences for all students.
Grants At Work:
2023 Lion Pride grant provided new Lion Pride shirts for North staff.
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2023 Fundraising Campaign
The NHEF raises money to directly invest in our North students. We have supported over $227,000 in grants written by the NHHS teachers and staff!! All donations are tax-deductible.
Support the NHEF with YOUR Donation
Please see our Family Pledge Donation Form. Coming together with support goes a long way! #LIONPRIDE
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Do you own a business or work for a business that supports non-profits? Please see our Business Donor Form
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Hello October and welcome to Fall, North community!
The North Hunterdon Music Association Membership Drive continues! This is one of our biggest fundraisers, so please consider supporting our music students, department, and their programs with a membership using the following link: https://forms.gle/vZYeS6Rraz6yBXMg9 Please remember that our Senior Scholarship and undergraduate Gary Gilbert Scholarship eligibility is membership dependent.
Our New Student Meet and Greet was a success!!
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Check it out! - Here’s where we’ll be and what’s happening this month:
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Home football games – stop by our table to say Hi! and gain info about our organization, sign up for membership, purchase a seat cushion for $8, and chat with some awesome folks.
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Columbus Day parade – October 9, in NYC!
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50/50 raffle - Senior Night home football game, October 6th
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NJMEA Marching Band Festival – Warren Hills Saturday, Oct 21st
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Clinton Christmas Parade
Upcoming:
- Flower Power fundraiser, Oct. 15 – Dec 18. More info to come!
NHMA volunteer support needs: (because we’re always planning)
Please consider contacting us to explore ways to support our music students with volunteer opportunities. We have areas where the torch needs to be passed from parents of Seniors to new volunteers. Help us perpetuate our support for our students in the coming years.
NHMA email: nhmusicassociation@gmail.com.
Work alongside current volunteers to learn the ropes!
Areas of support include but are not limited to:
Marching band operations, Banquet coordinators (Fall and Spring), Marching band uniform coordination, Marching band Friday night dinners, PRISM concert chair, and Fundraising coordinator.
Our strength is in our numbers, there are many areas to help with, so please get in touch with us to inquire about what could be a good fit for you!
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Boys Cross Country
Boys Cross Country had a great start to the season at the "Back to the Mountain" meet in Woodland Park and the Magee Memorial Class race.
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Back to the Mountain: Varsity and JV took 1st place and Freshman boys placed 3rd!
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Magee Memorial: Sophomores took 1st place and Freshman took 3rd with Cole Kober winning the race and setting a new freshman course record! | |
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Girls Cross Country
The NH Girls Cross Country team opened their season at the Magee Memorial Class XC Meet on September 23rd in Morris County on the Greystone course. Throughout the rainy morning both girls and boys raced within their grades 9-12. The girls posted many strong performances throughout the day.
Freshman girls team took 1st place led by Sophia Piro who won with a time of 11:31 on the 2 mile course. Congratulations ladies!
Another highlight of the day was an OVERALL MEET 1st place finish (of all grades 9-12) on the day for Sophomore Kelly Shanklin with a winning time of 19:04 for the 5K. Congratulations Kelly!
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Gymnastics
The North Gymnastics Senior Meet was held on September 20, 2023.
The North Gymnastics Team, Coaches, and Families celebrated their three Senior Year Athletes during their winning meet at Montgomery High School. Wonderful teammates, fantastic athletes, dedicated leaders, and terrific students: Sara Bergstrom, Kendall Winter, and Natalie Marlow are pictured below.
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Homecoming Week Win at Senior Meet: The celebrated seniors received gifts from the team and all heard sentimental speeches from Coach McGourty and Coach Semanchik. Senior Gymnasts posed with custom Masquerade masks made for the 2023 North Homecoming Dance. | |
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Cheer
Over the summer, our North Cheer program kicked off their season by attending the UCA Masters Camp in Pennsylvania, which is an invitation-only program for competitive teams. Awards are presented to teams throughout the week for various accomplishments, and the North Cheer program represented our high school with pride.
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North Cheer received the Top Banana Award on the first night, which is awarded to one squad that displays leadership and an overwhelming amount of spirit; the team was also awarded the Most Crowd Effective Award for the week! | |
In addition, two North Cheerleaders were acknowledged with the Pin-it-Forward award. This award is given to campers who stand out during the week for leadership qualities, going above and beyond, showcasing great spirit, and who are passionate, kind, and of course, wear a smile. Congratulations to Erinn VanAuken and Halle Lavigne on receiving the Pin-it-Forward award! | |
Several North Cheerleaders were named UCA All American. When an athlete makes All-American, they are invited to perform at Special Events across the country. Congratulations to all our cheerleaders who were chosen! | |
Finally, UCA Staff also invites select members of the camp to apply for UCA Staff. UCA Instructors are hand-selected based on their skill, knowledge, experience and teaching ability. Congratulations to Amanda Markey, Emma Akers, and Halle Lavigne on being invited to apply for UCA Staff! | |
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Girls Soccer
The North Hunterdon Girls Soccer Team is off to a strong start to the 2023 campaign. They are currently 4-3-1, but look to build on their win total as they move into a very busy October. The team participated in the Mountains vs. Seas tournament at the Iron Peak sports complex and defeated Shore Regional 1-0 in overtime in the annual tournament that raised money to support Sarah’s Fight for Hope Foundation. The future looks bright as the JV team is currently 2-1-1 including an impressive win last week over Somerville HS.
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Girls Soccer at their Destination Athlete fundraiser pizza party
The girls held their annual Gold Game for childhood cancer awareness and raised over $425 in gift cards and monetary donations in support of Goryeb Children’s Hospital. The team’s motto this year is “WE/ME”. This we-over-me mentality can be seen in the many team-building events that the girls have enjoyed so far this season including a pasta dinner & various fundraisers. The annual Car Wash was postponed due to rain, but it is rescheduled for 10/15.
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2023 NHHS Girls Soccer Poster | |
Girls Soccer will celebrate their Seniors on Friday, September 29th in their Senior Night game at 6 PM vs College Achieve Central Charter. | |
The Boys Soccer team celebrated their 14 Seniors at the Senior Night game on September 26th. The boys also brought home a 3-2 win over Del Val in double OT! Congratulations to our seniors: Michael Acosta, Keller Gentry, Cole Hekler, Tucker Hoffman, Ben Linzer, Mack Metcalf, Tyler Moreno, Ethan Preisler, Logan Preisler, Tyler Rogers, Daniel Sameiro, Sal Stivala and team managers Rohan Scully & Anthony Staley. | |
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North Boys Varsity goes Gold for Childhood Cancer Awareness on 9/23/23
Boys Soccer joined with the NHHS Key Club to Go Gold for Childhood Cancer Awareness in the month of September. Our teams held Gold Games where they wore gold socks and collected $300 in monetary donations & gift cards for Goryeb Children’s Hospital.
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Boys Soccer Freshman team sporting their gold socks in their Gold Game | |
JV Boys Soccer celebrates their victory over Voorhees! | |
Football held their clothing drive on September 9th- thanks to all who donated! | |
Some of the football players enjoying one of their pasta parties this season. | |
North Football will hold its Senior Night on Friday, October 6th. Come out to celebrate the Senior football players at our last home game of the season vs. Montgomery. | |
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The varsity team is off to a strong start this season. The team participated in the Max Field Hockey Invitational this weekend. They played well and are growing as a team each game. The team is looking forward to a competitive rest of the season.
Our Pink Out Game is on Thursday, Oct 5 and Senior Night is on Thursday, October 12. Come out and support the team!!
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Main Booster Club
The Booster Club kicked off the school year with a breakfast for all of our coaches on September 11th. We distributed the red, white & blue North Hunterdon t-shirts that we purchased for the coaching and support staff at North. We also handed out some fun patriotic swag for them to wear to the First Responders Game on 9/14.
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The Booster Club also partnered with the Jungle this year and provided giveaways for each of the home games based on the theme for that night. Some of the giveaways included green and gold pom poms, red/white/blue beads, glow sticks and pink rally towels.
The 48th Annual Milk Can Football Game against Voorhees will be on Friday, October 20th at 7 p.m. at Voorhees this year. Shirts are available in short or long sleeves. Pre-orders only and the deadline is October 5th to order.
Please order at: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfnPR47v66O-B3GHQHb59VV8t9JItfCRyOxKp_5hlW8JRYBNA/viewform. You can submit payment via PayPal or sending a check payable to NHHS Booster Club to the athletics office.
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Are you following us on social media? Don’t miss out on all the great events coming up and stay informed about all the amazing things happening with the teams!
Facebook: North Hunterdon Booster Club (be sure to answer the questions!)
Instagram: NHHS Booster Club
Twitter: @NHHSBoosterClub
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Each month, we will include key topics discussed or approved at the most recent Board of Education meeting. Meetings are livestreamed and you can find the link on the district website prior to each meeting date. Please click here to view agendas, recordings and minutes.
The Board of Education held its regular meeting on Tuesday, September 26, 2023 at 7:00pm in the district office. The following topics were approved or discussed at the meeting:
- Board welcomed the new student board representatives from each school for the 2023-2024 school year. Senior Inesh Raddalgoda will be the representative for North Hunterdon and senior Jude Gepp will serve as the alternate.
- Board approved standard action items regarding finance and policies.
The next meeting of the Board will be held on Tuesday, October 17, 2023 at 7:00pm in the district administration office.
For more information on Board meetings and agendas, please visit the district website at www.nhvweb.net and click on the District & BOE Services menu tab.
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