North Hunterdon High School
Annandale, NJ
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December 2023 E-Newsletter | |
Upcoming Events
The following is a list of important upcoming events:
- December 7: Midpoint of 2nd marking period
- December 7: Winter Concert I, Theater, 7-9 pm
- December 8: Mind of the Athlete program for Winter Athletes
- December 9: Winter Sports Pictures, see coach for schedule, 8 am-2 pm
- December 13: PAC Meeting, Media Center, 6:30-8:30 pm
- December 14: Early Dismissal for Students, Staff In-Service Day, 11:55 am
- December 14: Winter Concert II, Theater, 7-9 pm
- December 21: Winter Concert for Students, 1:30 pm
- December 22: Early Dismissal, 11:55, Winter Recess Begins
- December 22-January 1: No Homework/No Pressure Days
- December 25-January 1: School Closed for Winter Recess
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Student Highlights
Leading the Pride!
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November Students of the Month
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GRACE MUNRO
CLASS OF 2024
Senior, Grace Munro is Historian for the Class of 2024. Grace is President of English Honor Society, President of Habitat for Humanity, and is a member of National, Rho Kappa, and Science Honor Societies. She is a four-year member of Key Club, tutors in Biology and Chemistry, has previously played Basketball and Tennis, and is now manager for the Lady Lions Basketball team. Grace’s favorite classes at North have been AP Biology, AP Chemistry, and English III Honors. She felt very connected with and listened to by her teachers, Mrs. Flynn, Dr. Wilhelm, and Ms. Fedorko. They were always interested in what she had to say. These teachers continue to be amazing motivators and Grace knows she can go to any of them with anything she needs help with. The other students in each of these classes were amazing and she continues to keep in touch with these groups. They really made each class feel like a family. Outside of North, Grace is a hostess at Ironbound Farm and babysits. She reads with young kids at the Clinton Library as a Reading Buddy and built Books for Children at the Midland School in Branchburg with cortical visual impairment. Grace has applied to several schools including the University of Michigan, the University of Virginia, Northwestern University, and Barnard College. She plans to major in both Cellular, Molecular, and Developmental Biology along with Comparative Literature. Grace’s fondest memories at North are the "fun" basketball practices, Junior Prom, Senior Homecoming, making crystal Christmas ornaments in AP Chemistry, playing snake.io with the other sophomores in AP Bio, Mrs. Flynn's pizza party, the Anatomy study group with Ana and Erin, commandeering the Guidance conference room with the other class officers, and doing Buzzfeed quizzes with Mr. Gallo in Honors Precalculus. Her time at North so far has been stressful, yet so fun, and she is very grateful for all her friends and teachers who helped her along the way.
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SOPHIA ZAPPETTI
CLASS OF 2024
Senior, Sophia Zappetti is Secretary for the Class of 2024. Sophia plays on the Varsity Soccer and Varsity Basketball teams. She is a member of National Honor Society, French Honor Society, Science Honor Society, English Honor Society, and Math Honor Society (which she is Co-President of). Sophia is on the executive board for Diversity Club, is the President of Students for Change, and participates in Model UN. Sophia says her favorite classes at North Hunterdon have been AP Chemistry and AP Seminar. She enjoyed the material taught in both classes and liked both teachers. The labs in AP Chemistry were always fun and interesting and she loved the freedom she had in AP Seminar to choose what was being researched. Sophia’s favorite North memories were going to football games with friends and spending time with the soccer and basketball teams. She says her time at North has been full of ups and downs with stress, but with all of her friends, fun events, activities, and supporting teachers, all of the hard work has been worth it. Outside of North, Sophia plays club soccer for Steel United, and this past summer she conducted research in Chemistry at Boston University’s RISE program. She is currently undecided where she will attend college next year, but some of her favorite schools are on the East Coast and California.
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November Athletes of the Month
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SARALYN FREDERICK
CLASS OF 2024
Senior Saralyn Frederick is a long distance runner for North Hunterdon. Saralyn competes year-round, but her favorite season is Cross Country. She loves running the 5k and the 2 mile in both Winter and Spring Track. The team just won their ninth consecutive sectional title. Four of those titles she has contributed to as a varsity athlete. They placed second in the Group Championship and Saralyn placed tenth individually. This placement allowed her and her team to qualify for The Meet of Champions. In this season, Saralyn has had several personal records. She ran her fastest 5k in 19:30, at the Skylands Conference Championship at Phillipsburg High School, placing fourth, and ran 19:44, at the Group Championship on the Holmdel Park course. Saralyn has been competitively running since she was in fifth grade. She began running track with the Hunterdon Junior Lions Track Club, and then transitioned into longer distances with XC at CTMS. Saralyn is a member of National Honor Society, Rio Kappa History Honor Society, and Latin Honor Society. Saralyn looks back fondly on her years at North Hunterdon, both as a student and athlete. She is very grateful to have had such talented teammates athletically, and girls that became her closest friends. She is very proud of what the community of students, teachers, and coaches have pushed her to accomplish, both academically and athletically. Saralyn has verbally committed to continue running, at the Division 1 Level, at Hofstra University. She will continue to run all three seasons, competing in Cross Country, Indoor Track and Field, and Outdoor Track and Field. She is planning to major in Criminology with a minor in History.
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BROOKE VAN DOREN
CLASS OF 2024
Senior Brooke Van Doren has been playing volleyball competitively for the past five years. Some of Brooke’s strongest skills on the court are her ability to communicate with her teammates and being a leader for her team. During the game, Brooke is a setter for the Lady Lions. This year, she achieved 450 career assists. She was MVP of the North Jersey Section 2, Group 3 Quarterfinals and made First Team in the Skyland Conference. Brooke is a member of Interact Club and Yearbook. She participates in Spike for a Cure and Relay for Life each year. Brooke plans on playing club volleyball during college. She has her sights set on attending Penn State University, Syracuse, or the University of Tennessee. Her intended major is Business or Communications. The past two years, Brooke has played club volleyball at Xtreme Volleyball Academy in Ledgewood, NJ. A fun fact about Brooke is she was voted Homecoming Queen this year. Brooke says her experience at North Hunterdon has been amazing. Being a part of the Volleyball Team has surrounded her with the best teammates, friends, and coaches she could have hoped for.
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November Department Students
of the Month
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English: Julie Zengel '25 and William Tomlinson '25
Fine Arts: Rheanna McConnachie '26 and Samantha Tomko '25
Mathematics: Olivia Bakos '24 and Anna Bennington '25
Music: Lucas Holbrook '24 and Cullen Elliott '24
PE/Health: Hayden Pantoja '25 and Shayna Kantor '25
Practical Arts: Regan Spichiger '24 and Avery Hay '24
Science: Abigail Bisson '27 and Gianfranco Pereira '27
Social Studies: Sara Vartak '25 and Jacob Papera '26
World Language: Ireland Love '25 and Kelsey Morra '26
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November Good Citizens
of the Month
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English: Brandon Suler '25 and Emily Franco '25
Fine Arts: Ava Sudol '25 and Fionna Nystrand '24
Mathematics: Norah Brown '27 and Kevin Zhang '26
Music: Casey Frasca ‘26 and Amelia Chapman ‘24
PE/Health: Kayla O'Connor '24 and Ana Jimenez '25
Practical Arts: Rebecca Sabatella '24 and Jennifer Sell '24
Science: Charlotte Letko '27 and Michael Kotran '27
Social Studies: Sophia Randall '26 and Aidan Herlihy '26
World Language: Maya Kohler '27 and Elizabeth Snyder '26
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NHHS News and Updates
from Lion Pride
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Top November Posts from Dr. Cottrell @nhprincipal
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For those of you that missed Reggie and the Turkey yesterday, here is a reminder that Key Club is sponsoring a food drive at NHHS this month. #LionPride. | |
Congratulations to Grace Munro and Sophia Zappetti for being named Students of the Month and Saralyn Frederick and Brooke Van Doren for being named Athletes of the Month. #LionPride | |
Thank you to Mrs. Rhoads for giving this month's lion pride announcement. She spoke about being thankful for our diverse and unified school community. It is this strength and unity that makes our school exceptional. #LionPride | |
Congrats to Kevin Zhang for winning the Seton Hall University Pirates Pitch Competition with his idea for a business startup called Aetherstar. This NHHS sophomore has a very bright future ahead of him. #LionPride | |
The North Hunterdon and Voorhees Key Clubs along with the Clinton Kiwanis Club collected over 4,000 pounds of food which was distributed to 66 families in our school district! #LionPride | |
Thanks to everyone who came out to donate at the NHHS Blood Drive today. This event is sponsored by our National Honor Society and they work hard every year to make it a success. #LionPride | |
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Health Office News
December is Seasonal Depression Awareness Month
Seasonal Depression Awareness Month raises awareness about Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) and the various ways to relieve its symptoms.
- Despite the long, dark days, December can be the most wonderful time of the year for most people. But it’s also the time for the winter blues for many others. For this reason, December has been designated as Seasonal Depression Awareness Month.
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Seasonal Depression Awareness Month is an obscure observance intended to educate the public about seasonal depression, also known as Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), and the various ways to alleviate its symptoms.
- Seasonal Affective Disorder is more prevalent in regions with harsher winters. But, like other mental health conditions, this condition doesn’t discriminate. It affects individuals of all ages, though older adults may have a higher risk.
To learn more, please visit: https://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/publications/seasonal-affective-disorder
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Winter Concerts
North Hunterdon High School's annual tradition of the Winter Concerts returns!
The concerts start at 7:00 p.m. in the high school's theater and are free to attend.
December 7, 2023 - Winter Concert 1 will feature the Freshmen Choir, Madrigals Choir, Show Choir, String Orchestra & Jazz Ensemble.
December 14, 2023 - Winter Concert 2 will feature Concert Choir, Chamber Choir, Future Lions & Friends, & Concert Band.
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Blood Drive
Thank you to all who participated in the annual Blood Drive, which was held on November 22rd. We collected 386 pints of blood. Great job, North!
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Club Sign-Ups
Your student can still sign up for clubs! 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 the 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 the Select Club/Activity field. There are multiple pages of clubs, so use the arrows at the top to advance through the list.
* You must complete this consent form multiple times if your child wants 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 the homepage.
If you have any questions, please get in touch with Anthony Petraglia, Director of Student Activities, at apetraglia@nhvweb.net.
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NHV Cafeteria
Check out all the great things that the cafeteria is doing! Follow them on Instagram!
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Winter Intramural Registration Open
Registration is now open for winter intramurals. North Hunterdon High School will be offering the following intramurals for the winter season: Basketball, Floor Hockey, Speed and agility, Powerlifting, and Weight Room. Winter intramurals begin on December 11, 2023. The tentative schedule is available on our website; check back for changes prior to December 11: https://www.nhvweb.net/nhhs/studentactivities/resources/intramural-sports/.
Registration will open on Monday, November 27th through December 11th.
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Special Presentation
On December 6, 2023, former NBA player and motivational speaker Chris Herren will be giving a presentation to Sophomores and Juniors. Chris will present the story of his basketball career, the impact of substance abuse, and his journey to sobriety. Tackling topics such as addiction, mental wellness, and peer pressure, Chris will be engaging with the North Hunterdon High School students and challenging them to make a positive difference in the lives of others and themselves.
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Student Accolades & Accomplishments
Hear us ROAR!
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Board of Education Student Recognition- November | |
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At last night's Board of Education meeting, the officers from the North Hunterdon and Voorhees Key Clubs were recognized for their hard work and generosity for the recent Thanksgiving Food Drive! Through their leadership, the Key Clubs collected over 4,000 lbs of food together with Clinton Kiwanis Club and donated the food to local families in need before the holiday. Again, great job by the Key Clubs and thank you for helping your community!
North Hunterdon Officers: Caroline Attanasio, Sanjana Mandadi, Amelia Reitman, Adeshola Ade, Alexis Ondovik and Annika Hoyer
Voorhees Officers: Abby Damboise, Andressa De Oliveira, Declan Gove, Sidonie Lyons, Samantha Orr and Mackenzie Stanley
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Congratulations to the North Hunterdon Theater Organization, who put on an outstanding performance of Harvey on November 3, 4 and 5! | |
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Congratulations
Honors Wind Ensembles!
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Congratulations to fourteen students from NHV District that were recently selected to participate in The College of New Jersey (TCNJ) Honors Wind Ensembles. Band directors from over 40 New Jersey schools nominated their top students for these groups and the TCNJ music department selected over 150 students to participate.
Students selected from North Hunterdon High School include: Lucas Holbrook (trumpet) performing in the Honors Blue Wind Ensemble; Stephen Kotran (flute), Mackenzie Holk (clarinet), Lillian Fasciano (alto saxophone), Ryan Cowell (baritone saxophone), and Miles Burns (bass trombone) performing in the Honors Gold Wind Ensemble.
All 150+ students selected met for the first time on November 12, 2023 and completed a full day of rehearsal at TCNJ. On Sunday, November 19th, the honors ensembles each had a performance at the Kendall Mainstage Theater at The College of New Jersey.
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Congratulations to sophomore Kevin Zhang, who won first place at the Ninth annual Pirates Pitch, the annual Seton Hall University Venture Fund Competition. Sponsored by the Center of Innovation and Entrepreneurship, the competition encourages student teams to dream up an idea for a business or, if a student already has started a business, an idea to expand that fledgling business. Kevin won a $2,500 cash prize. Plus $10,000 scholarship to attend Seton Hall University ($2,500 annually). | |
Mr. Calabrese and the Art Honor Society students participated in creating ink-based artworks following given prompts for Inktober. Some prompts included: "Crystals", "Birds of the Night", "Dreaming of What?", "Melting Skulls", "Banana Crusin", and "The Scarefest". Well done, AHS! | |
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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The next PTSA Meeting will be on Wednesday, December 13 at 7:00 pm in the Athletics Room
Lions Card – A GREAT STOCKING STUFFER - Save money every day for just $20!
The 2023-2024 Lions Discount Card is now available for purchase! Save at over 130 locations throughout Clinton, Flemington, Frenchtown, Bridgewater, Somerville, and surrounding areas. New this year are Bistro 55, The Rail, Duck Donuts, Outback Steakhouse, Carrabba's, and more! Cards are reusable at popular locations like Lenny's, Dominick's, Just Chill, Sonic, Playa Bowls, Tirpok Cleaners, and Dutch Country Farmer's Market. Click Here to purchase your Lions Discount Card! Make sure you select North at checkout. Your $20 donation helps to support events for students and staff. Because of your support, we are able to give all staff a Lions Card as a welcome back-to-school gift. Please consider buying and sharing this offer with your friends and family.
PTSA Holiday Visa Gift Card Raffle just in time for the holidays. You could be one of four lucky recipients to win! Your $10 donation enters you for the chance to win a Visa Gift Card for $1,000, $750, $500, or even $250 !!! Remember, “You gotta be in it to win it!” The drawing is to be held on December 15th. Tickets will be mailed out soon, so check your mailbox for tickets in the next few weeks. Increase your odds, purchase five tickets, and get the 6th ticket FREE!! Proceeds benefit our students, teachers, and scholarships.
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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 in Action
The NHEF proudly sponsored a bus trip to visit Kutztown University! The North Counseling Department accompanied a group of NHHS Juniors and Seniors to Kutztown University on October 31st. This bus trip was funded through the NHEF College and Career programs at no cost to students.
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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 | | | |
Alex Maxwell successfully debuted as a Director of the Fall Play at North Hunterdon. Students came together to perform "Harvey," a story of the power of nonconformity within and among society. The witty tale was told by members of the Thespians Club. | |
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We echo our congratulations to fourteen students from NHV District that were recently selected to participate in The College of New Jersey (TCNJ) Honors Wind Ensembles on November 12th:
Representing NHHS: Lucas Holbrook (trumpet) performing in the Honors Blue Wind Ensemble; Stephen Kotran (flute), Mackenzie Holk (clarinet), Lillian Fasciano (alto saxophone), Ryan Cowell (baritone saxophone), and Miles Burns (bass trombone) performing in the Honors Gold Wind Ensemble.
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The Golden Lions Marching Band will be making another appearance in the Clinton Christmas Parade on Friday Dec. 1st 7-9 PM. Come cheer us on!
What’s Next : Our Winter Musical Concerts
Winter Concert I - Thurs., 12/7, 7:00pm
Freshman Choir, Orchestra, Show Choir, Jazz Ensemble
Winter Concert II - Thurs., 12/14, 7:00pm
Concert Choir, Chamber Choir, Madrigal Singers, Future Lions Band, Concert Band
Support all of our music programs, see our fundraisers below:
Stay tuned for more information on the upcoming Winter Musical “ Freaky Friday “ performances February 29th, March 1st – 3rd.
Next NHMA Meeting Tuesday January 9th 7:00 PM in the band room #124. Please join us.
Please contact us at nhmusicassociation@gmail.com with any questions.
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Field Hockey
The Field Hockey team won the sectional finals with a win over Summit. The season came to an end with a double-overtime loss in the Group 3 State Championship Game. Thank you to The Jungle for coming and supporting the team this season.
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Girls Wrestling
Girls Wrestling participated in the 31st Annual Scott Van Doren Memorial Wrestling Tournament on Saturday, November 18, 2023. This was the first year that girls divisions were added. Congratulations to Riley Dunn for placing second in her division and Autumn Connolly for taking third! A special thank you to all the girls who volunteered and made the event a great success.
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Girls Volleyball
Girls Volleyball celebrated their season and athletes at their end of season banquet on 11/13.
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Boys Soccer
Boys Soccer would like to congratulate Coach Joe Harris who is retiring after coaching North Hunterdon Boys Soccer for 21 years! Thank you Coach Harris for the many years you have dedicated to the North Soccer program! We wish you all the best in your retirement!
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Boys Soccer celebrated a successful season and honored 14 seniors at their end of the season banquet on November 14th. Congratulations and best of luck to our Seniors! | |
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Boys Cross Country
Boys Cross Country wrapped up another successful season with a 3rd place finish at the North 2 Group 3 Sectional Championships and a 5th place out of 20 teams finish in the Group 3 Championship race! All seven athletes came in under 18:00 minutes and Chase Kober qualified for the Meet of Champions!
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The boys team also ran their hearts out at the Freshman/JV State Meet in Jamesburg. Freshmen came in 7th Place and JV 3rd Place with lots of PR’s!! | |
Thank you to our senior Cross Country athletes for your years of commitment to the team! Thank you to Charlie Lisa, Finn Reeder, Tyler Buhl, Henry Masiello, Thomas Mani, Nick Santopietro & Michael DiBiagio! | |
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Girls Cross Country
The 2023 NH Girls Cross Country season has concluded. This team has a bright future with some very talented athletes who will return next cross country season. We honor the 5 seniors – Saralyn Frederick, Cassidy Roop, Peyton Lewis, Gwendolyn McCloughan and Leah Rudolph for their many contributions to this program. Cassidy, Saralyn and Peyton competed in the cross country program for all four years at North.
The girls took 2nd at the North 2 Group III State Championship race at Holmdel Park on November 4th. Senior Saralyn Frederick placed 10th overall. This finish qualified the girls to run the Meet Of Champions race also at Holmdel Park on November 11th.
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In photo L-R: Sr Cassidy Roop, Soph Maura Green, Fr Sophia Piro, Soph Kelly Shanklin, Sr Saralyn Frederick, Sr Gwen McCloughan, Fr Brooke Nash, Fr Charlotte Roop.
On November 25th the team competed at the Nike Cross Regionals championship at Bowdoin Park in Wappingers Falls, NY. They competed against teams across the Northeast – from NJ, PA, CT, MA, ME, VT, RT and NH.
| In photo L-R: Senior Cassidy Roop, Junior Ella Partana, Freshman Sophia Piro, Freshman Kate Bowers, Freshman Charlotte Roop, Freshman Olivia Farrell, Freshman Maya Haig, Sophmore Kelly Shanklin, Sophmore Maura Green and Senior Saralyn Frederick. | |
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Cheer
North Cheer - Undefeated in November
In the month of November, North Hunterdon Cheer competed in 5 local competitions -- Delaware Valley Cheer Challenge, Hackettstown Rumble in the Jungle, Voorhees Victory Cheer Challenge, Ridge North Beast Championship, and Randolph Rampage. At each competition, the team competed in two divisions - Small Traditional Varsity and Large Game Day. Impressively, the team took 1st Place at every single competition and in all divisions in which they competed. In the two competitions where a Grand Championship was offered -- a special award given to the team with the highest score across all size divisions -- North Cheer's performances earned the highest score and three Grand Champion titles.
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North Cheer continues on their competitive circuit. On Saturday, December 2nd, the team will compete at the Hunterdon/Warren/Sussex Cheer Championship at 5 pm in Phillipsburg High School. The following weekend, on Sunday, December 10th, North Cheer will compete at the UCA Pocono Regional in Wilkes-Barre Township, Pennsylvania, with the goal of securing a bid to the 2024 UCA National High School Cheerleading Championships in Orlando, Florida in February. | |
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Main Booster Club
Do you have an athlete or MULTIPLE athletes?? Please be sure to JOIN the North Hunterdon Booster Club! If you haven’t already signed up this school year please read on……
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The NHHS Booster Club supports all 35 North Hunterdon athletic teams and the countless athletes who participate annually. The Main Booster Club oversees each sport's “Umbrella Club” and supports each program by providing all administrative support (Non-profit status, banking, insurance). The Booster Club welcomes and encourages all families to participate at the Main Booster Club and at the team level. The BC supports the Athletic Department with large donations (ie: scoreboards, AEDs), provides programs and events for student-athletes (ie: Student-Athlete Wellness Series), hosts events for teams, coaches, and the school community, and awards over $9,000 in Senior Scholarships annually. Fundraising includes outdoor and indoor Snack Shacks, Spirit Wear, and our Corporate Banner Sponsorship Program.
The $30 Family Membership covers ALL student-athletes in your family and for ALL sports played for the school year. To be eligible for a senior scholarship, your family MUST be a current member.
BOOSTER CLUB MEMBERSHIP:
2-step process to join the Booster Club:
1. Fill out the membership form using this link: JOIN the North Hunterdon Booster Club for the 23/24 School Year HERE!
2. Make payment one of two ways:
Via PayPal: The link to the PayPal account is on the main Booster Club page found here: Make your donation to the North Hunterdon Booster Club for the 2023/2024 School Year HERE!
Mail a check to:
North Hunterdon Booster Club
c/o NHHS Athletic Office
1445 Route 31
Annandale, NJ 08801
You can also use this QR code to reach our PayPal account to pay:
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Congratulations to all of our fall teams on their successful seasons and best of luck to our winter teams who are beginning their seasons now. We would like to wish all of our athletes and their families a very happy holiday season! Looking forward to seeing what North Athletics can accomplish during 2024!
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 (please be sure to answer the questions!)
Instagram: NHHS Booster Club
X (formerly 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, November 28, 2023 at 7:00pm in the district office. The following topics were approved or discussed at the meeting:
- Board recognized outgoing members Debra Bonomi, Shelley Crisologo and Robert Kirchberger for their service.
- Board heard a presentation by the auditing firm who reviewed the audit of the 2022-2023 school year. There were no audit recommendations.
- Board approved 2024-2025 school year calendar.
- Board approved a new club for North Hunterdon High School called the North Hunterdon News Club.
The next meeting of the Board will be their annual Reorganization Meeting on Tuesday, January 2, 2024 at 6:00pm in the district administration office. The next regular meeting will be on Tuesday, January 23, 2024 at 7:00pm.
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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