NORTH HUNTERDON HIGH SCHOOL
Annandale, NJ
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Upcoming Events
The following is a list of important upcoming events:
- May 1-12: AP Exams
- May 1: Fall Cheerleading Interest Meeting, 7:00pm, Cafeteria B
- May 4: National Honor Society Inductions, Theater, 5:30 pm
- May the 4th be with you
- May 5-6: Spring Cabaret, 7-9 pm
- May 6: SAT at North, 7:30 am- 1 pm
- May 7: Special Olympics, Singley Field, 11 am-3 pm
- May 7: Spring Cabaret, Theater, 2pm
- May 11: Spring Concert I, theater, 7-9 pm
- May 12: Relay for Life, Singley Field, 5-10pm
- May 15-18: NJSLA Testing, Grades 9 & 11 (running 2 bus runs)
- May 16: Honor Society Inductions for Art, English, Math, Science, Social Studies & Thespian, Theater, 5:30-9:30 pm
- May 18: Spring Concert II, Theater, 7-9 pm
- May 19: EARLY Dismissal at 11:55 am
- May 19: Senior Prom, Bridgewater Marriott, 5-9 pm
- May 22: School CLOSED, Unused Emergency Closing Day
- May 23: BOE Meeting, District Office, 7-9 pm
- May 24: Blood Drive, Main Gym, 7:30-3 pm
- May 24: Music Department Spring Awards Banquet, Cafeteria, 6:30-8:30 pm
- May 25: Tri M Music Honor Society Inductions Band Room, 5-7 pm
- May 26: School CLOSED, Unused Emergency Closing Day
- May 29: School CLOSED, Memorial Day
- May 30-31: Fall Cheerleading Clinic, Gold Gym, 3:30-5:30pm
- June 1: Senior Awards & Athletic Awards, Theater, 6-9 pm
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April Students of the Month |
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Cassidy Kole
Class of 2023
Senior Cassidy Kole says her favorite classes at North Hunterdon were AP Physics 1 & AP Physics C. Once Cassidy learned what physics was, she was very interested in the new way of thinking both classes required. Although these two classes were her toughest in high school, Mr. Collins and Mr. Quinn pushed Cassidy past many challenges, helping her to learn more and more about the science. She now looks forward to studying a field involving physics in college. Cassidy is Team Captain for both Girls Lacrosse and Girls Wrestling. She has played lacrosse all four years in high school and has wrestled for the past two years. Cassidy placed third in regions for wrestling and made it to States this year. In wrestling, she was given the MVP award and the Most Pins Award on the girls' team. After last year’s lacrosse season, Cassidy made first-team All-Conference and first-team All-County. She has been a trainer for the Special Olympics for the last three years, is a member of the National Honor Society, and is in the Unified Club and the Interact Club. Outside of school, Cassidy works weddings at The Farmhouse on the weekends. She also teaches Taekwondo at Impact Martial Arts. Cassidy says her favorite memories at North mostly come from her two years of wrestling. The team pushed each other through tough matches, and her coaches have taught her what it means to have confidence and to believe in yourself. As much as she hated the countless sprints and grueling practices, it made her mentally stronger. She will always look up to her coaches because they helped her grow as both a wrestler and a person. Cassidy describes her time at North Hunterdon as one that helped introduce her to many aspects of life she had not previously experienced. These new aspects taught her time management, how to balance a busy schedule, and that good things are earned with hard work. All lessons, which will help her in the future. Next year, Cassidy will attend TCNJ, where she will play lacrosse and will focus on Engineering.
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Rahul Siddharth
Class of 2023
Senior Rahul Siddharth is a member of the National Honor Society, Math Honor Society, and Science Honor Society. Rahul’s favorite classes at North Hunterdon have been AP Chemistry, AP Physics C, and English IV Honors. He enjoyed AP Chemistry and Physics C due to the difficulty of the subjects and the reward of performing well in the classes. The environment of these classes was extremely cooperative, lighthearted, and fun. It made classes enjoyable, even though they were extremely challenging. Rahul enjoyed AP English IV because of the interactive nature of the class and how fun the class was as a whole. One of his favorite memories came from playing Grudge Ball during Honors Chem, which is a review game used for the cumulative review. This review game was his favorite because there was an opportunity to score extra points by shooting a basketball in a mini hoop that Dr. Wilhelm had purchased. Rahul remembers hitting a game-winner during a review day. Another favorite memory was being one of two juniors in AP Calculus BC. One day, a sub went around the classroom asking the seniors where they were going to college. Rahul replied he would be attending North Hunterdon High School the following year. His final favorite memory was creating the Math Honor Society cabinet in the 150s hallway. He got to create Mr. Schuetz's picture, where the AP Statistics teacher is dunking on Lebron James. Mr. Schuetz commented that he was "very honored" to be featured in the cabinet. Outside of school, Rahul spends his time teaching C and C++ programming languages at a programming institute in Branchburg. He has been teaching for almost a year and a half. Rahul also plays rec basketball. He is a Clinton Township Rec Basketball Champion. Rahul says attending North was an experience of growth and development, both socially and academically. He moved into the district as a freshman, not knowing if he could make new friends and adapt to a new place or if he could succeed in higher-level classes. He is happy to say that he was able to find community and comfort at North while succeeding academically. Next year, Rahul will be attending Purdue University, where he will study Computer Science.
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April Athletes of the Month |
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Owen Landis
Class of 2023
Senior Owen Landis has been playing golf competitively for the past three years. Owen’s strongest skill when playing golf is bringing a lot of positivity, even when he plays a bad round. Owen is the senior Captain of the team. This year, the team has an opportunity to qualify for the State Tournament. If that happens, it would be the first time since he began playing golf for North. Owen is the Junior Club Champion at his home course, Stanton Ridge Country Club. He is a member of the Interact Club and played basketball for North up until his junior year. Owen says his experience at North has been amazing. Coming from a small Catholic school, he was able to meet many new people and form new friendships throughout his years here. Next year, Owen will be attending High Point University. He plans on majoring in Finance and will possibly play golf for the school.
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Mia Parker
Class of 2023
Senior Mia Parker has been playing softball since she was four years old and has been playing softball competitively since the first grade. In addition to playing for the Lions, Mia played on a high-level travel team until her junior year. She is Co-Captain of the varsity softball team and plays second base for the Lions. Mia’s strongest skills in softball are her game IQ, being a leader on the field, and being a team player. The team still has to face some tough competition this season, but she firmly believes if the ladies play together as a team, the Lions will win each of those games. Mia also played volleyball for North during her freshman year and basketball during her freshman and sophomore years. She is the Co-President of the Interact Club, where she has helped run events such as Relay for Life and Friendship Day. Mia was a wrestling statistician for two years and is a member of the National Honor Society and Spanish Honor Society, and is a Student Ambassador. She says her experience at North was a fun time. The school made her years here special because she was able to be part of many clubs and activities. Some of her favorite events were Relay for Life and Friendship Day. Being a part of the softball team added an amazing touch to her high school experience. Next year, Mia plans on participating in multiple sports at the intramural level, including softball. She will be attending the University of South Carolina, where she will study International Business and Global Supply Chain Management while minoring in Spanish.
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February Department Students
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English: Ellie Sklar '24 and Lillian Fasciano '24
Fine Arts: Logan Dobbins '26 and Corey Smith '24
Mathematics: Ashley Hartman '26 and Douglas Hansen '25
Music: Justus French '23 and Nada Elsayed '25
PE/Health: Maddie Ruscher '23 and Nicholas Sargent '23
Practical Arts: Benjamin Serrani '25 and Annika Hoyer '25
Science: Samantha Wilton '23 and Douglas Hansen '25
Social Studies: Anokhi Matta '23 and Shane Cooley '23
World Language: Natasha Sahni '24 and Ireland Love '25
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February Good Citizens of the Month |
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English: Lauren Prata '24 and Inesh Raddalgoda '24
Fine Arts: Izzy Maher '26 and Fionna Nystrand '24
Mathematics: Azhar Pathan '24 and Justus French '23
Music: Maddix McKnight '24 and Joshua Evans '24
PE/Health: Peyton Lewis '24 and Teya Menabdishvili '26
Practical Arts: Samantha Muller '23 and Grace Pristas '23
Science: Aiden Ball '25 and Dylan Berg '25
Social Studies: Ally Moore '23 and Benjamin Weiswasser '24
World Language: Elizabeth Snyder '26 and Tyler Tchorz '24
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Top March Tweets from Dr. Greg Cottrell @nhprincipal
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Congratulations to Cassidy Kole and Rahul Siddharth for being named Students of the Month and Owen Landis and Mia Parker for being named Athletes of the Month. #LionPride
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Danica Chakroborty, Jordan Pai, and Zoe Jenkins-Hiscox attended the NJ Youth and Government conference in Princeton. Danica was Chief Justice of courts and Zoe was the Chair of the Senate. They also took home the outstanding delegation award! #lionpride
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Thanks to the @NHHS_NHEF for sponsoring this trip. North Hunterdon High School Counseling department brought Sophomores and Juniors to Rider University for a campus tour!
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Congrats to Sarah Bisson and Patrick Egg for being selected as the NHHS Skyland Conference Scholar Athletes. #LionPride
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Shoutout to Addie Coster for creating a "sensory walk" at Union Township Elementary School for her Girl Scout Gold Award! It is great to see our high school students making a positive impact at the elementary schools. #LionPride
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May is National Mental Health Month. Learn more about mental health conditions such as schizophrenia, PTSD, bipolar, borderline personality disorder, ADHD, OCD, depression, anxiety, eating disorders, suicide, addiction, and others. Please click here to visit the NAMI (National Alliance for Mental Illness) website for more information and resources, including warning signs and symptoms.
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Advanced Placement Exam Schedule |
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Good luck to all of our Advanced Placement students who are taking AP Exams during the first two weeks of May! Below is the schedule determined by The College Board. |
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NJ Student Learning Assessments |
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We will be running two bus runs on testing days, May 15 through 18. All students taking the assessment need to come to school at the regular time as well as those students in AM Polytech classes.
Students not taking the assessment will get on their bus 2 ½ hours later than their regular pick-up time. We will follow the standardized-testing bell schedule during the assessments.
Supervision for students not taking the test who arrive early will be available in the Main Gym.
A regular Polytech bus will run for those students not taking the assessment, so they should report to school at the normal time for the bus to Polytech. PM Polytech students will attend the first two periods of school, and then they will have an opportunity to eat lunch before getting on the bus.
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Testing Dates and Schedule:
The NJSLA will be administered in our district on May 15 and 16 (English/Language Arts units) and May 17 and 18 (mathematics and science units).
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English/Language Arts – all students in grade 9 (except for students who will be taking the Dynamic Learning Maps assessment)
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Math – all students in grade 9 who are enrolled in Algebra I, Geometry, or Algebra II and students taking Algebra 1 for the first time (except for students who will be taking the Dynamic Learning Maps assessment)
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Science – all students in grade 11 (except for students who will be taking the Dynamic Learning Maps assessment)
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The North Hunterdon Theatre Organization (NHTO) presents its spring show, a collection of dramatic and comedic scenes and songs from various plays, musicals, movies, and other media.
The cast will wow you with monologues, small and large group scenes, and a few musical numbers!
Performances are Friday and Saturday, May 5th & 6th, at 7:00 PM, and Sunday, May 7th, at 2:00 PM in the NHHS Theatre.
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Seating is general admission on a first-come, first-served basis. Tickets are $10 for Adults, and $8 for Students & Senior Citizens. Handicapped seating is available. Purchase tickets at: https://nhto.booktix.com/
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Spring Concert I - May 11th
Spring Concert II - May 18th
Both spring concerts will begin at 7 pm in the North Hunterdon HS Theater. They are free and open to the public.
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The annual North Hunterdon High School Relay for Life Event will take place this year on Friday, May 12, 2023, from 6:00-9:00 PM.
Registration and team set-ups will begin at 5 on Singley Field.
All students, staff, and family members are invited to join in on our evening. Please see think the link below to make a team, join a team, make a donation, or purchase luminarias in honor of a loved one.
Every one of us has been touched by cancer in some way. Friends, relatives, caregivers, and survivors – we all use our special passion to help the American Cancer Society save lives, celebrate lives and lead the fight for a world without cancer.
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We are also honoring Pediatric Cancer this year with a special team called Gold Together. This team is led by one of our students, Morgan Hewitt. If you would like your donation to go directly to childhood cancer research please see the link below!
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North Hunterdon High School is proud to announce that we are hosting a blood drive on May 24, 2023.
Each year, our teachers, students, parents/guardians, and community members have come forward to help others through blood donations.
The blood drive will be held in North Hunterdon High School’s Main Gym on Wednesday, May 24 from 7:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Please Click HERE to sign up
We hope our community’s generosity will continue.
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Unused Emergency Closing (Snow) Days |
Four emergency closing days were built into the 2022-2023 district calendar. To date, North Hunterdon High School has used one day, and Voorhees has used two. As we do not alter the end of our calendar due to graduation, the calendar will be revised to give back unused emergency closing days as extended weekends.
Both schools will be closed on Friday, May 26, and Friday, June 2, 2023. In addition, North Hunterdon will be closed on Monday, May 22, 2023.
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The 2023 Senior Prom, “The Enchanted Garden,” will take place at the Bridgewater Marriott in Bridgewater, NJ, on Friday, May 19th.
The Senior Prom will include dinner and dancing from 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm. Students and guests will not be admitted after 6:00 pm.
Please read the following letter from Dr. Cottrell for more information: NHHS Senior Prom Letter 2023.pdf. If students are bringing an out-of-school guest, the required form is included with the Principal's letter.
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Graduation is getting closer! As the end of senior year can be quite busy, we have posted all important senior events on North Hunterdon's website under the Students tab:
We will continue to update this webpage as we send out information on graduation so all important information is housed in one place.
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The North Hunterdon Municipal Alliance is once again selling graduate lawn signs to help you celebrate your graduate! Signs can be purchased now through May 22nd, with pick-up starting on June 5th in the NHHS athletics office or from Fast Signs in Flemington, your choice of location. Signs are $20 each.
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Project Graduation Class of 2023 |
Project Graduation is an annual tradition coordinated by the North Hunterdon PTSA. It is a drug and alcohol-free overnight event for all graduates. The event will be held at FunPlex in Mt. Laurel, NJ. See details in the linked permission slip. It is a fun night for graduates to celebrate the completion of high school one last time with their classmates!
The FunPlex, Mt. Laurel, NJ
9:30 pm June 14 - 6:00 am June 15
All Night Celebration Reserved For North Hunterdon HS 2023 Grads
Music + Go-Karts + Laser Tag Teams + Bowling + Miniature Golf + Unlimited Arcade + Unlimited Rides +XD + Buffets + Prizes!
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Please mail the slip to the high school, Attention Project Graduation, or seniors can drop off the slip in the box in the Athletics office.
Sign-ups and payment are due by May 31, 2023
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A maximum capacity of 36 campers will be able to sign up for the camp. After the camp is full, a waiting list will be created on a first-come, first-served basis.
Any questions about the STEM Camp, please email teacher Michael Owdij at mowdij@nhvweb.net.
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STEM Camp for Incoming Freshmen |
On July 31 through August 3, the North Hunterdon-Voorhees Regional High School District is hosting a STEM Camp for incoming freshmen to both North Hunterdon and Voorhees High Schools. STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math. No minimum technology experience is necessary. Each day will have a specific theme and campers will participate in activities led by current upper-level students and high school science teachers in principles and hands-on labs for four days (3 hours per day). Campers will have time to reflect and regroup at the end of each day, highlighting important concepts learned.
The program will run from 8:30 AM to 11:30 AM each day, July 31-August 3. The camp will be held at North Hunterdon High School.
The cost per student is $85. The camp fee may be sent to North Hunterdon High School, attn: Stacy Ditze, 1445 Rt. 31, Annandale, NJ 08801. Checks should be made payable to NHHS Student Activities. Space is limited.
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Congratulations and Bravo! |
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Congratulations to junior Lea Chukrallah and senior Aleksander Lipinski for being nominated for Rising Star awards by the Papermill Playhouse for their performances in Les Miserables. Lea has been nominated for the role of Eponine, and Alek has been nominated for the role of Javert.
Modeled after Broadway’s Tony Awards, the Paper Mill Playhouse Rising Star Awards was created in 1996 to encourage and reward exceptional accomplishments in the production of New Jersey high school musicals. The Rising Star Awards is a statewide high school recognition program and has been replicated in several regions nationwide with Paper Mill Playhouse’s assistance.
The awards ceremony will be held on Tuesday, June 13, at 7:30 pm. It will also be live-streamed.
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Upcoming Events
Teacher Appreciation Luncheon On Wednesday, May 10th, the PTSA, with the help of North Families donations will be serving a catered luncheon for the teachers and staff. We are also planning to raffle some gift card prizes. If you have already contributed to this event, thank you so much! If you are interested in donating to this event, below is the signup. Let's show the staff at NHHS how much we appreciate them!
PTSA Gift Card Raffle- The PTSA Spring Gift Card Raffle will be held on Thursday, June 1st. Tickets will be mailed out shortly to each NHHS family. Please keep an eye out for an email regarding this mailing going out. All proceeds benefit Project Graduation, so please support this fundraiser!
Project Graduation- June 14th -June 15th at FunPlex in Mount Laurel, NJ. All graduates are invited to attend this overnight event. The evening begins at North where we board a chartered bus to FunPlex. There will be a buffet, arcades, rides, laser tag, bowling, go-karts, mini-golf, and much more. The next morning a breakfast buffet is served, and there will be a gift basket raffle. The festivities conclude as the graduates return back to North on the chartered buses and each graduate is given a blanket to comfortably snooze and have a memento.
The deadline for Seniors to sign up for Project Graduation is May 31st so sign up and reserve a spot for this once in a lifetime outing!
PTSA Meeting We welcome parents, students, and teachers to join us. The next PTSA meeting is on June 7th at 7 PM at NHHS, Athletics Conference Room.
Stay connected
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The softball team is off to its best start in recent memory. The team is currently undefeated, winning all 13 games they have played to date. There have been contributions from so many players and the girls are really starting to bond as a team. The team has fed off of the leadership provided by their 2 senior captains (Mia Parker & Grace Reed) and just recently knocked off 2 top-20 ranked teams in Metuchen and Robbinsville. If that wasn't enough, they were treated to a great surprise on Saturday, April 22nd when softball legend Jennie Finch stopped by to share a few inspirational words with the girls (see picture). They hope to keep this great run going as they take on Hunterdon Central, Notre Dame and Governor Livingston during the last week of April. |
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We had a great start to the boy's track spring season at the Summit Relays on April 8th!
Brayden Barro broke the meet record in the 1,600 finishing in 4:24.99, breaking his previous PR of 4:27.64 and the meet record time of 4:35.54.
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Graham Becker, Brody Sible, Kente Edwards and Nick Santopietro broke the SCHOOL RECORD in the Sprint Medley Relay in a time of 1:37.31!! |
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Boys Lacrosse is gaining momentum as the season develops. Senior Trevor Brotons leads the stats with 50 points and 28 assists, followed by Matt Parente with 22 goals and Senior Patrick Egg with 21 goals! Senior Caleb Baucom is crushing face-offs, allowing our team the opportunity to deliver on the offense. Sophomore Alec Milne is doing a great job manning the net with his record saves in goal! SHOUT OUT: to our JV and Freshman teams, who are currently UNDEFEATED! The boys have come together in their fundraising efforts with a clothing drive, car washes, and a YETI raffle. Also, their team bonding with a good old game of dodgeball was a great way to kick off the season and foster friendly rivalry. Looking forward to what the second half of the season will bring, now that they are in a groove! |
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Please join us for SENIOR night on May 15th where we celebrate seniors: Caleb Baucom,
Nick McManus, David Kearsley, Trevor Brotons, Patrick Egg, Nate Hengerer, Colton Licwinko, Daniel Kawwa and Nathan Cintron.
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Girls' Lacrosse is off to a great start! The team is 4-2 on the season and has had lots of accomplishments to celebrate! We were excited to recognize Maddy Poltrack & Ally Moore for surpassing the 100-point mark. The team just finished their Cancer Awareness game to raise funds for the HEADstrong Foundation. Thank you to all who donated and supported the bake sale! On April 27th we are honored to recognize our seniors: CJ Kole, Maddy Poltrack, Ally Moore, Emily Rush, and Maddie Torkildsen. |
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Girls Spring Track & Field |
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The girls started off the season at their first meet with a 1st place win at the Summit Relays! The events which drove the win were the 1st place relay teams of Disc, Javelin, 4x100 runners, Pole Vault and 4x200 runners!
The girls went on to the Skyland Conference Relays where they placed 2nd overall. Strong performances were had by the throwers, jumpers, distance runners and big contributions by the Freshman sprinters! Two highlight performances were by the 4x400 and 4x200 teams. The 4x200 team ran a SCHOOL RECORD of 1:46.02!!!
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4x200 Team of: Chidera Emeaso, Leah Rudolph, Danielle DiEsso and Shelby Yager
Last weekend the girls competed at the Blue Devil Classic relays hosted by Westfield HS. The relays with 1st place wins were the teams of Varsity Disc (see picture below), Frosh/Soph 4x100 and Frosh/Soph Pole Vault! 2nd place relay teams were Varsity Javelin, Varsity Pole Vault and Frosh/Soph 4x200.
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Varsity Disc Throw Team of: Brittney Svendsen, Ashley Scott, (Coach Jordan Beneducci) and Mika Vega. |
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NJSIAA Spring Officials Appreciation Week
The North Hunterdon Booster Club recognized the importance of our officials during NJSIAA Officials Appreciation Week from April 24-29, 2023. We presented all our home officials with a gift card and a note to thank them for all of their hard work and dedication!
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Coach Recognition Luncheon
The Booster Club will be hosting a Spring Luncheon for our coaches on May 5th! In honor of Cinco de Mayo, we will be hosting a fiesta-themed lunch to thank our coaches for all of their hard work this school year!
Booster Club Senior Scholarships
The North Hunterdon Booster Club offers a number of scholarships to our senior athletes each year. We are currently accepting applications for the following two scholarships that require a written essay. Applications & essays are due by May 8th.
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Heart of a Lion Scholarship – scholarship given to one male and one female senior varsity athlete who has shown leadership, growth, sportsmanship, and dedication to their sport while playing for North Hunterdon High School – click the following link for application: NHHS Heart of the Lion Scholarship Application 2023
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Kathryn Berger Memorial Scholarship – scholarships are given to one male and one female Unified Sports Peer Athlete by the NHHS Booster Club. This award will be given to senior Unified Peer Athletes that have shown leadership, sportsmanship, and dedication to the Unified athletes and programs while promoting the mission of inclusion. Click the following link for application: NHHS Kathryn Berger Memorial Scholarship Application 2023
Booster Club Volunteers Needed!
The Booster Club needs volunteers to step up and join our executive board! We are currently in need of volunteers for these important positions:
President
Secretary
Treasurer
Membership Coordinator
Spirit Wear Coordinator
Snack Shack Coordinator
If interested in finding out more, please contact us at nhhsbc@gmail.com. New officers would train next school year (2023-24) with the existing officers and then take over the following school year (2024-25). Please consider taking on one of these important roles so that the booster club can continue to support our North athletic program and athletes!
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Facebook: North Hunterdon Booster Club (be sure to answer the questions!)
Instagram: NHHS Booster Club
Twitter: @NHHSBoosterClub
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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's 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 Rider University!
The North Counseling Department accompanied a group of NHHS Sophomores and Juniors to Rider University on April 20th. This bus trip was funded through the NHEF College and Career programs at no cost to students.
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Planning for College - we're here to help!
The NHEF is pleased to announce that we are continuing our partnership with the English and Counseling Departments at North to bring you NHEF College Bound Summer Workshops for 2023.
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Upcoming College Financial Planning Presentation
KJM Financial is offering a FREE college financial planning presentation on Tuesday, May 16, 2023, 6:30-8:00 at the NHHS Media Room. This presentation is for parents of SOPHOMORES, JUNIORS and SENIORS. The FAFSA form and other necessary information regarding financial aid you may be eligible to receive will be discussed.
Hello Seniors!
As you start to make your college decision, please check out the NHHS Counseling Department page for scholarship information. The Marion Alpaugh Scholarship is for seniors pursuing a degree in nursing and the Michael L. Kursar Memorial Scholarship is for a senior pursuing a degree in education.
Class of 2026 and 2027 Parents - We welcome you to join us!
We are looking for volunteers to join us in our efforts, especially in the following areas: Sponsorship Relationship Support, Communications, Grants and Events. Please email a brief introduction and area of interest to: nhef@nhhsfoundation.org
Follow the NHEF on Facebook (@NHEdFoundation) and Twitter (@NHHS_NHEF) for announcements and tips. Checking in with us means so much!
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Hello again from the North Hunterdon Music Association! We are so very proud of our music students as they continue to lend us their gifts with shows and concerts this month and next. Please show them your support, we look forward to seeing you there...
Lions Cabaret – May 5th and 6th at 7 pm, and May 7th at 2 pm. Presented by the NHTO, a collection of dramatic and comedic scenes and songs from various plays, musicals, movies, and other media. Our cast will wow you with monologues, small and large group scenes, and a few musical numbers! All shows are in the North Theater. The NHMA will sell concessions and our ever-famous “candy” grams – send the cast and crew a message! Get tickets here: https://nhto.booktix.com/
Music Dept. Spring concerts – May 11th and 18th at 7 pm. Come and enjoy two evenings of beautiful music. Our students are sure to astound you! Both concerts are free and held in the North Theater. Join students and teachers for a dessert reception hosted by the NHMA in Café A after each concert.
Jazz picnic – June 3 from 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm. This is the second year for this event, and we have even more jazz ensembles attending from local middle schools! This will surely be a day to remember. The NHMA will host concessions and a 50/50 raffle. Please join us for a day of Jazz!
- Looking to support the NHMA? There’s still time to do so with the following fundraiser.
- All our proceeds go directly back into student and department events.
Harpers Table: May 31, 5:00 pm – 9:00 mp. Dine at Harpers Table and mention you’re supporting the North Hunterdon music association. A percentage of the proceeds go to our organization.
- The NHMA thanks you for your support!
Please join us at our next meeting: Tuesday, May 2, at 7 pm in band room #124. We welcome new faces and hope they become repeat faces. See you there!
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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. 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, April 25, 2023 at 7:00pm in the district office. The following topics were approved or discussed at the meeting:
- Board approved the final budget for the 2023-2024 school year.
- Board approved a new five-year contract for Superintendent of Schools, Jeffrey Bender.
- Board approved the revised 2022-2023 calendar for unused emergency closing days.
- Board accepted the supplemental stabilization aid from the NJ Department of Education in the amount of $207,983.
The next meeting of the Board will be held on Tuesday, May 23, 2023 in the district administration office. The meeting will begin with Board goal setting at 6:00pm and then regular meeting will begin at approximately 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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North Hunterdon High School
1445 State Route 31, Annandale, NJ 08801
(908) 713-4199
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