NORTH HUNTERDON HIGH SCHOOL
Annandale, NJ
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October 2020 E-Newsletter |
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Upcoming Events
The following is a list of important upcoming events:
- AP Exam Registration all month. Registration deadline is October 30
- October 4 - Virtual Running of the Lions Ends (Sept. 6-Oct. 4)
- October 5-9: Week of Respect
- October 6: Music Assoc. Meeting, 7PM, see website for link
- October 10: Deadline for PSAT sign-up
- October 12: School Closed for students, Staff In-Service
- October 14: PTSA, 7:00pm, virtual meeting details below
- October 17: PSAT Test, 8:00am-12:00pm
- October 19-23: School Violence Awareness Week
- October 23: Homecoming Football Game, 7:00pm, Singley Field
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September Students of the Month |
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Robert Fasciano
Class of 2021
Senior Bobby Fasciano is involved in many extra-curricular activities at North Hunterdon. Bobby is in Chamber Choir, where he is the Tenor Section Leader, Marching Band, the North Hunterdon Theatre Organization’s musical, cabarets, and plays. He is also a member of National Honor Society, National Latin Honor Society, National Social Studies Honor Society, and Jazz Ensemble. Bobby’s favorite class he has taken was AP English Language and Composition with Ms. Carr. This class advanced his skills the most and taught him a lot about what he is capable of. It taught him not only how to write about things, but how to think about things as well. It showed him the pathway he wanted to take in life and the things he cares about. Bobby cannot thank Ms. Carr enough for that. Outside of school, Bobby is part of a charity organization called March of Dimes, which raises money for babies born prematurely. He has a band called Full House Band that plays hits from the 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s. Bobby plays bass guitar and sings lead vocals. The band has been playing since fourth grade, mostly performing at charity events, including multiple events for the American Cancer Society. Bobby’s favorite memories at North have been events with his friends. Whether in the computer lab messing around while programming, making amazing music in choir or band, or going off on long tangents during math. Bobby sincerely hopes that people will continue to follow social distancing guidelines so everyone can keep learning and making memories with friends. If there is anything to be learned from this year, it is that you can never take anything for granted. Next year, Bobby plans to attend a small liberal arts college to major in English. He plans to study creative writing. Bobby would like to thank NHHS for making him a smarter and better person over the last 3.25 years.
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Varun Bulusu
Class of 2021
Varun Bulusu volunteers at the Hunterdon Medical Center and recently joined South Branch EMS as a cadet. Varun starting volunteering with both to explore possible future job occupations. He plays the tenor saxophone in Jazz Ensemble and marching band. Varun plays the Tenor 2 part in Jazz Ensemble. He enjoys the ensemble because he likes playing jazz music, especially since he gets to play with his friends. Varun is also part of Science Honor Society, Math Honor Society, and WHAM. He enjoys WHAM because he likes to learn more trivia and random facts about topics he doesn’t know much about. Varun’s favorite class at North was AP Biology with Mrs. Flynn. He really enjoyed learning about biology as a subject and really enjoyed doing the labs, especially when they dissected a frog at the end of the year. Varun’s favorite memory from North was going to MetLife Stadium his freshman year and performing on the field. Varun plans to attend college in the northeast region to study pre-med as a Biology major.
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September Athletes of the Month |
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Emelin Gustafsson
Class of 2021
Emelin Gustafsson is a senior leader on the Varsity Tennis team. Emelin has played varsity all four years and is returning to play #1 singles this year. Her strongest skill is her mental game. She never gives up during a match and has had many ‘comeback’ wins the past three years. Emelin has the ability to keep her head in the game. She placed second twice and first once in the Hunterdon/Warren/Sussex Tournament and has won the tournament overall twice with the team. Emelin plans to continue playing tennis in college, but is undecided whether it will be competitively or club. Her dad introduced her and taught her to play tennis at age seven. This is something she will always be grateful for. By age 12, she was participating in USTA tournaments and other challengers. Courtside Racquet Club has been responsible for all of her training and Bobby Weiss has been her coach and biggest supporter since she joined the club. She credits him with the success she has been able to achieve in the sport. Outside of tennis, Emelin is a member of Interact, English Honor Society, Science Honor Society, and History Honor Society. She is President of the Girl Up Club and is an Executive Board member in the German Honor Society. All of these clubs allow her to demonstrate leadership and responsibility as well as introduced her to new friends and great opportunities. Emelin is a big sports fan and follows tennis, the NFL, and NHL. LET’S GO RANGERS! She would like to wish the best of luck to the other sports teams during this unprecedented time and hopes the rest of the senior class has a great final year at North!
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Kathryn Poltrack
Class of 2021
Senior Kathryn Poltrack committed to play soccer at Salisbury University in Maryland in March of her junior year. Kathryn plans to major in Exercise Science or Secondary Education while at Salisbury University. She started playing soccer at the age of four and has been playing competitively for Players Development Academy since she was eight years old. Kathryn plays anywhere in the midfield depending on where her team needs her. Her strongest skill is distributing the ball and setting the offense up. Each year, the team always has a tough schedule in the Skyland Conference. This season they play their biggest rival twice, Hunterdon Central. Kathryn’s favorite memory from soccer was beating Hunterdon Central to win the Hunterdon/Warren/Sussex Championship her freshman year. Outside of soccer, Kathryn is involved in Interact and Student Ambassadors. She also plays on the North Lacrosse team as a defender and midfielder. Some interesting facts about Kathryn are her favorite post workout meal is the Nutella Bowl from Playa Bowls and since freshman year, she has had 92 bloody noses.
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September Department Students
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English: Zoe Jenkins-Hiscox '24 and Zoe Yen '24
Fine Arts: Emma Stentz '22 and Amanda Greenhalgh '22
Mathematics: Kira Lospinoso '22 and Stefano Divino '24
Music: Chyi Ricketts '21 and Andrew Fielding '21
PE/Health: Russell Serrani '23 and Stephanie Yakely '23
Practical Arts: Sarah Bisson '23 and Collin Keith '22
Science: Suzanne Snyder '23 and Hunter Paulter '22
Social Studies: Jillian Fullowan '22 and Owen Butler '22
World Language: Sabrina Wojdyla '21 and Andrew Fielding '21
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September Good Citizens of the Month |
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English: Matthias Ossi '24 and Evan Kuo '24
Fine Arts: Isabella daCosta '22 and Kira Mullins '22
Mathematics: Livija Liepins '24 and Tara Sangal '21
Music: Karleigh Belli '22 and Maxwell Romano '21
PE/Health: Caroline Bavaro '22 and Carter Beswick '22
Practical Arts: Connor McHugh '24 and Lea Chukrallah '24
Science: Kaitlyn Balmes '23 and William Snider '22
Social Studies: Emma McDevitt '21 and Kyle Weiss '21
World Language: Cassandra Nye '21 and Jack Wunder '24
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Top September Tweets from Dr. Greg Cottrell @nhprincipal
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Very proud of our Lion Pride. Finished our first full week of the hybrid schedule with a great effort from students and staff. Ms. Ditze gave this morning's Lion Pride Day announcement focusing on excitement for the new year and new beginnings.
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Congrats to NHHS Students on the Month, Varun Bulusu & Robert Fasciano as well as Athletes of the Month, Emelin Gustafsson & Kathryn Poltrack. #LionPride
Pictured above L to R: Varun Bulusu, Emelin Gustafsson, and Robert Fasciano. Pictured below is Kathryn Poltrack.
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Congrats to Mr. Mazzetta, Mr. Donnelly & Mr. Hissner for receiving the Excellence In Driver Safety Training Award. Keep up the good work! |
Foundation of success makes North Hunterdon Football formidable
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October Health Office News |
October is National Bullying Prevention Month |
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Bullying Facts
Bullying directly affects students’ ability to learn.
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According to the Center for Disease Control, students who are bullied are more likely to experience low self-esteem and isolation, perform poorly in school, have few friends in school, have a negative view of school, experience physical symptoms (such as headaches, stomachaches, or problems sleeping), and to experience mental health issues (such as depression, suicidal thoughts, and anxiety) (Center for Disease Control, Bullying Surveillance Among Youths, 2014).
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Bullying affects witnesses as well as targets. Witnesses are more likely to use tobacco, alcohol, or other drugs; have increased mental health problems; and miss or skip school (StopBullying.gov).
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Youth who bully others are at increased risk for substance use, academic problems, and experiencing violence later in adolescence and adulthood. Youth who bully others and are bullied themselves suffer the most serious consequences and are at greater risk for mental health and behavioral problems. (Center for Disease Control, 2017).
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Week of Respect and School Violence Awareness Week |
Week of Respect: October 5th - 9th, 2020
The Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights Act (P.K.2010, c.122) requires that the week beginning with the first Monday in October of each year be designated as the Week of Respect in New Jersey. School districts observe this week by providing age-appropriate instruction focusing on preventing/remediating harassment, intimidation, and/or bullying.
School Violence Awareness Week: October 19th-23rd, 2020
N.J.S.A. 18A:36-5.1 requires that the week beginning with the third Monday in October of each year be designated as School Violence Awareness Week in New Jersey.
The Week of Respect and School Violence Awareness are observed at North Hunterdon High School with age-appropriate instruction to students on respecting themselves and others. The theme of respect is instrumental in reducing incidences of bullying and helping students feel comfortable in school. A letter from Dr. Cottrell will be forthcoming with the highlights of activities that will be conducted during the month of October in all departments on these essential topics.
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Virtual Back to School Night |
Back to School Night was held virtually this year.
Although you were not able to meet your child's teacher in person and see the classrooms where they spend their time here at North, the program was recorded and you can view the principal's message and see the individual teacher presentations by clicking here.
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Although the cafeteria is operating differently for now, there is still food available every day for Grab and Go. Please see the flyer posted on right for a list of daily offerings. Students may stop by in Cafe A from 7:15am to 7:45am and 11:55am to 1:00pm. Also by the Theater from 11:55am to 12:15pm.
During the hybrid schedule, the NHVRHSD is offering pick up meals for any student who may need them while on virtual/hybrid instruction, either every other week or full time. Meal pick-up will be on Mondays and Thursdays from 12:30pm-1:00pm at the NHHS Rt. 31 entrance. As meal pick-up would be twice a week, students will receive meals for a few days at a time.
If you need to pick up meals for your student, please fill out the following request form by clicking HERE. You can sign up for meal pick-up or cancel at any time, just contact Mrs. Saxton at (908)735-5191 x 6410 or rsaxton@nhvweb.net.
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PSAT Test for Juniors and Sophomores |
Due to hybrid instruction and our student population being split, the PSAT test will be administered on Saturday, October 17 at 8:00am to any sophomore or junior who would like to take it. The test will run from 8:00am - 12:00 noon. There is no cost to you to take the PSAT test. Students wishing to take the PSAT should complete the registration form by clicking here Deadline to sign up is October 10th. The PSAT test is only being offered in-person as there is no online test at this time.
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National Merit Scholarship Program |
Congratulations to the following seniors on being named Commended Students in the 2021 National Merit Scholarship Program. These scholastically talented seniors have been recognized for their exceptional academic promise. Commended students place among the top 50,000 scorers of more than 1.5 million students who entered the 2021 competition by taking the 2019 Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT).
Matthew Egg, Andrew Fielding, Maya Franklin, Claire Kuo, Matthew Lifshitz, Samuel Montemurro, Maxwell Romano, Cole Schmidt, and Daniel Wu.
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AP Exam Registration Information |
Students enrolled in an AP class this year may take an AP Exam in May 2021 to qualify for college credit. There have been 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. Your same College Board account log in is used for PSAT, SAT and AP, so if you have ever created an account for one of these, you have it done. Please do not create a 2nd 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.
- The student must have their own e-mail address associated with their account. If you forget your log in, 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 contact College Board.
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Please put your College Board log in somewhere in your phone – in the notes or a photo of the username and password. You will use this multiples times in high school, so you’ll want to remember it.
AP Exam Payment and Registration – Each exam is $95 with the exception of AP Seminar which costs $143. Students can begin purchasing their exams September 8 through October 30 via Total Registration at https://user.totalregistration.net/AP/310005.
At the end of the process in Total Registration you will see a confirmation page which will include the information needed to complete the second step of enrolling 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.
Late and Cancellation Fees – AP Exams ordered between October 31 and November 13 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, 2020 when AP exam registration is closed. There are no fees for test cancellations this year.
Please contact Ms. Yulee Kim at ykim@nhvweb.net if you have any questions regarding AP registration.
For general questions, visit the College Board AP site here.
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We are excited to announce that the North Hunterdon Theater Organization is back in business for the 2020-21 school year! Our fall play will be a radio drama entitled The Lost World. That’s right, radio theater! We will produce an audio-only rendition of Arthur Conan Doyle’s story, as told in a script adapted for radio theater by Dramatic Publishing Company's writers, John de Lancie and Nat Segaloff. The audience will hear the performance in the comfort of their homes, via live stream. The link to purchase tickets is NHTO.booktix.com and the cost is $5.00.
The Lost World is an adventure/comedy about an expedition to find dinosaurs in South America in the 20th Century. Michael Crichton named his sequel to Jurassic Park after Conan Doyle’s novel, which is the basis of this play.
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Fall Athletic Events and Spectator Guidelines |
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As games begin for our Fall sports, we wanted to send a reminder on the limits that are placed on spectators this year at high school athletic events. Per the NJSIAA, which is the governing body of high school athletics, the limit on number of spectators is the same limit the state has on outdoor gatherings. Currently, outdoor gatherings are limited to 500 people with social distancing required. Therefore, no more than 500 spectators will be allowed to attend a high school athletic event.
Please refer to the chart below for spectator recommendations and how ticket distribution will be handled for varsity football games, which is consistent among the schools in the Skyland Conference.
SPECTATOR PROCEDURES:
SPORT
RECOMMENDED ATTENDEES
REQUIREMENTS
Varsity Football, Cheerleading, Marching Band:
Varsity game admission is by ticket ONLY. NHHS football players, cheerleaders and marching band members each purchase up to two tickets for $5 each to give to parents/family members. Visiting team also receives an allotted amount of tickets. No general spectators will be allowed as all 500 tickets will be distributed.
- For away games, the home school will provide an allotted amount of tickets to NHHS for distribution to football players and cheerleaders that they will have to purchase.
Tickets, social distancing and masks required.
JV and Freshmen Football: Family of football players only. Social distancing and masks required.
Girls Tennis: Family of tennis players only. Social distancing and masks required.
Soccer: Family of soccer players only. Social distancing and masks required.
Field Hockey: Family of field hockey players only. Social distancing and masks required.
Cross Country: Family of cross country runners only. Required to remain in designated spectator areas. Ticketing process may occur at some locations.
Social distancing and masks required.
Please keep in mind that some away events might have protocols in place that vary from ours. We will let you know about those locations as we receive the information, and we ask that you comply with any additional requirements other schools have decided to implement.
All varsity football home games and most home games of other varsity Fall sports will be livestreamed by the athletic video team. Live streamed events will be shared on their YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpk_CAUW-iLzdWkPpcTT9vg. Please subscribe to their channel so you don’t miss any events.
We know the community enjoys coming out to watch our athletic events, but unfortunately as we all know, this is not a normal school year. We appreciate your cooperation with the NJSIAA guidelines and following health and safety protocols to prevent the spread of COVID-19 so our teams can keep on playing.
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The 2020 Homecoming Football Game vs. Hillsborough will be played on Friday, October 23rd at 7:00pm on Singley Field. Please refer to the guidelines above regarding spectator and social distancing protocols.
Homecoming Court will be virtually presented this year and more information will be forthcoming.
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October has arrived and our fall seasons (knock on wood) have begun. Normally the Booster Club would be making preparations for the Snack Shack and anticipating large, spirit-filled crowds on the fields. However, this year is anything but normal and so we must adjust. The Booster Club is currently conducting our membership drive and encourages all families of student-athletes to purchase a family membership as well as join their sport(s)' booster programs. We are scheduling online training and motivational speakers for our athletes as well as already planning for senior scholarships. We welcome parent volunteers from all sports to join the Booster Club to help celebrate our athletes, their coaches, and all who make high school sports safe and exciting. We currently have openings for specific activities and events so please reach out for more information.
We would like to take this opportunity to remind all seniors and their families that senior athletes are eligible for senior scholarships only if they are members of the Booster Club during their senior year. Please do not forget to join the Booster Club, the overall Booster Club, which is separate from your sport-specific program.
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Join Us!
During these ever changing and challenging times, North’s PTSA mission remains intact: to foster a unified parent, teacher, and student community. While we are optimistically planning for the time we can resume normal activities, we invite you to join the PTSA!
In order to fulfill our mission for a unified community, we strive for 100% PTSA membership. Dues are $25/family/year. Please join and help us achieve creative new ways to enrich our student experience, show our appreciation for our teachers and staff, and reconnect with the multitude of local businesses that have been so generously supportive.
Sign up is easy, you can click here for online or visit our website by clicking here to print out a paper copy under forms and mailing it back to the school.
We will hold our meetings virtually this year, and welcome parents, students and teachers to join us. Please see meeting access details. The next PTSA meeting is on Oct. 14 th at 7PM
Meeting number: 130 688 9163
Meeting password: JHdWpppi285
Audio connection: 415-655-0001
Access code: 130 024 3063
Join from a mobile device
Teacher/Staff Appreciation Lunch
Please join us in showing our appreciation for all the wonderful teachers and staff at North! On Oct. 9th, the PTSA will be providing a catered bagged (individual) lunch. We are estimating serving over 200 staff members. Your help is needed! Due to COVID restrictions, we are asking for monetary donations only. Click here to contribute.
Now, more than ever, the staff work tirelessly to provide a safe, quality educational environment for our students. Please join us in paying tribute to their dedication and professionalism. They are all truly ESSENTIAL!!!
Lions Card -Save Money Everyday!
The 2020-2021 Lions Discount cards are now on sale! Support local businesses and save money at over 95 locations!
Save $5 on your $25 order at Basil Bandwagon, save at 6 different stores at the Dutch Country Market. Patron the new restaurant, Red Crab and save money. All your favorites like Harper’s Table, Riley & Jake’s, Dominick’s, Lenny’s, Just Subs, and more are on the card.
For Just $20, start saving with this reusable discount card. Click here to order your card. Share this savings opportunity with your friends and family. The PTSA will once again give free cards to all teachers and staff at North.
Show your Lion Pride!
The 2020 PTSA Spiritwear store is open!
New merchandise added, including 3-ply wicking face mask. Shop online and take advantage of curbside delivery at Sneakers Plus or your items can be mailed to you for a nominal fee.
You can customize your purchase. Proceeds benefit each grade so at checkout don’t forget to select the grade you would like to support.
Amazon Smile!
Every time you shop, you support your school!
Shop by clicking here and a portion of your purchase goes to PTSA! It’s simple and easy to set up. Click here now for more information on how to get started!
Stay connected
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Welcome, Music Families!
While we do know these are very trying times, the North Hunterdon Music Association is still looking forward to the 2020-2021 school year! Crazy, right? Well it is easy to say when we know the talents of the students we get to support as they navigate this unprecedented landscape. Regardless of what school looks like this year, our kids will still be making beautiful music of all kinds and we can’t wait to support them and meet you, their parents, along the way.
Who are we? The NHMA is a parent-run non-profit organization which assists the NHHS Music Department both fiscally and physically. We support all of our high school’s vocal and instrumental ensembles in many ways. We provide annual scholarships to graduating seniors. Through our Gary Gilbert Scholarships, we offer summer music education funding assistance for underclassmen. We move equipment and provide snacks for marching band, and we organize receptions after the concerts. In short, we are here for all music students!
Throughout a typical year, our fundraising activities enable us to financially support various music department endeavors. All of the money we raise goes right back to support our students. We usually have fundraisers such as 50/50’s, stadium seat cushion sales, and Applebee’s Flapjack Breakfasts and we will look forward to having them again in the future! Until then, we will be looking for alternative opportunities (perhaps online) to offset the loss of these types of fundraising events during the coming school year. In the meantime, we invite you to join our group as membership is one of the most important ways we support the students and it is an opportunity that is not impacted by the Pandemic.
We hope you consider joining our terrific group. Our membership is our strength. The more members we have, the better we can support our gifted and hardworking students. In addition to membership, you may also wish to offer your time. There are, traditionally, many volunteer opportunities and there really is something for everyone. Even if you only have five minutes to spare, we’ll be grateful for any help you can give us! You’ll meet other music families and connect with the great work done by the music faculty at North. Help us make a difference in your child’s music education.
How do you join? Joining the NHMA is easy! Our online sign-up is eco-friendly, accurate, convenient and quick! Plus, you have the option either to pay the small membership fee online with a credit card OR by check through postal mail. To become a member, please click here: "Become a member". If you are unable to complete the form online, please contact our membership coordinator, Jen Fasciano at jfasciano731@yahoo.com.
I look forward to seeing you at our monthly meetings, currently being held via Zoom. Our next meeting is this coming Tuesday, October 6 at 7pm. The Zoom link info will be sent out prior to the meeting. Please check the NHMA website for more information including future meeting dates. Feel free to reach out to me with any questions or comments at susanwc88@gmail.com.
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NHEF Mission
The NHEF mission is to enhance education by funding innovative programs. The NHEF provides funding for teacher grants and develops programming centered on the college application process to help students and parents.
7th Annual Running of the Lions 5K
We are VIRTUAL for 2020! There is still time to register for the NHEF 7th Annual Running of the Lions 5K Run/Walk! Ends on 10/4 -- choose your day, your course, your activity! Register Here>> www.nhhsfoundation.org. Weekly Giveaways and all registrations include a free shirt.
College Bound Summer Workshops
The Career and College Resource Center continues to build on the success of its programs offered to North Hunterdon students and parents. Once again, the NHEF held its College Bound Summer Series Workshops with assistance from the NH English and Guidance departments. Our 2020 Summer Series covered essay writing, mock interviews, college applications, college bound presentations, and a one-on-one college coach opportunity. Over 100 families participated in the College Bound Summer Series Workshops with many attending multiple sessions.
Lion Pride Grant
We are grateful for our NHHS teachers and staff! The NHEF has welcomed them all back with a hot/cold stainless-steel mug that shows their Lion Pride.
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How Can You Support the NHEF?
Please see our Family Pledge Donation Campaign Form. Do you own a business or work for a business that supports non-profits? Please see our Annual Sponsorship Form.
Coming together with support goes a long way! All donations are tax-deductible.
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Board of Education Updates |
Each month, we will include key topics discussed or approved at the most recent Board of Education meeting.
The regular meeting of the Board of Education was held on Tuesday, September 22, 2020 at 7:00pm. Items approved or discussed included:
- Board approved their meeting calendar for 2021 and dates have been posted on district website.
- Board formally accepted the donation of masks from Hunterdon Healthcare for each employee. Thank you again to Hunterdon Healthcare for their donation!
- Mr. Bender and Board of Education President, Rob Kirchberger, thanked staff, students, parents and community for their support of the reopening of our schools and everyone's cooperation. Mr. Bender announced that at the October Board meeting, the Board will be joined by student representatives, one from each high school, who will attend each Board meeting (information was sent to seniors on how to apply if interested).
- It was announced that the construction at the NHHS courtyard entrance should be complete by end of September.
- Curriculum Committee accepted a recommendation from administration to change Regulation 2624-Grading System to have the exemption for final exams be based on a final grade of 93 or above, instead of 93 or above each marking period.
The next meeting of the Board of Education will be held on Tuesday, October 20 at 7:00pm in the NHHS Main Gym.
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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North Hunterdon High School
1445 State Route 31, Annandale, NJ 08801
(908) 713-4199
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