North Hunterdon High School
Annandale, NJ
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Upcoming Events
The following is a list of important upcoming events:
- March 1 & 2: Musical - Freaky Friday, Theater 7-10 pm
- March 3: Musical - Freaky Friday, Theater 2-5 pm
- March 6: Blood Drive, 7:30am-3:30pm, main gym
- March 7: 22nd Annual Trivia Bowl, Theater, 6:30-8:30 pm
- March 7: Spring Sports Registration ends
- March 8: Spike for a Cure
- March 9: Junior Prom, Farmhouse, 6-9 pm
- March 11-14: NJ Graduation Proficiency Assessment, Grade 11
- March 14: STEM Night for 8th graders
- March 21: Prism Concert, Main Gym, 8-10 pm
- March 27: 3rd Marking Period Ends
- March 28: 4th Marking Period Begins
- March 28: Early Dismissal, 11:55 am, Spring Recess
- March 29-April 5: School Closed, Spring Recess
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Student Highlights
Leading the Pride!
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February Students of the Month
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RYAN COWELL
CLASS OF 2024
Senior, Ryan Cowell is a member of National Honor Society, English Honor Society, Latin Honor Society, and Science Honor Society. She is the Drum Major in the Marching Band, a varsity thrower on the Track & Field team in both winter and spring, and a member of both the Jazz Ensemble and Wind Ensemble. One of Ryan’s favorite classes at North is AP Literature. Besides learning a lot from Ms. Fedorko, her class is one of the most welcoming and incredible class environments. Ryan also loves her drawing classes with Ms. Lindaberry. Drawing allows her to explore her creativity in new ways and she has so many resources that allow her to expand her artistic knowledge. Ryan has a part time job at Just Chill in Clinton. She also volunteers with "kids farm days" over the summer at America's Grow-a-Row. Ryan says her years at North have been overwhelmingly eventful in the best way possible. Ryan had many incredible and fun experiences, and North has taught her so much over the past four years. Her favorite memories at North have been from Marching Band season, when the band had practice in the rain. The band members somehow managed to make the best of the situation, even in the very worst of weather conditions. She has the fondest memories of everyone drilling and learning their parts while getting drenched, but still remaining so incredibly positive and having the best time imaginable. Next year, Ryan plans to major in Film and Media Studies, Studio Art, or Creative Writing.
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VICKY DU
CLASS OF 2024
Senior, Vicky Du plans to major in Chemical Engineering in college next year. Vicky’s favorite class at North Hunterdon has been AP Chemistry with Mrs. Plaxe. She loves this class because Mrs. Plaxe is lighthearted, funny, and fun to talk to. Vicky is also grateful for the support Mrs. Fedorko, Coach Ruscher, Mr. Gallo, Dr. Kovacs, Ms. Carr, and Mrs. Watson has given her. Vicky is a member of National Honor Society, National Technical Honor Society, Math Honor Society, Science Honor Society, English Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, Rho Kappa (history) Honor Society, and National Art Honor Society. She is President of HOSA (Future Health Professionals), an executive officer of Red Cross, Secretary of National Technical Honor Society, and plays on the Varsity Girls Golf Team. Vicky has played the Guzheng for 11 years. She has competed in finals of the 4th and 7th International Zheng Competitions, achieving the bronze and silver award, respectively. Vicky founded and currently teaches guzheng classes where she collaborates with organizations such as AYLUS to bring her students to perform at nursing homes. She has performed at many places, such as Lincoln Center and Mayor Cohen’s Charity Gala. Vicky is a member of the Training Committee for the Red Cross New Jersey Youth Council and volunteers at St. Luke’s. She had a history research paper that won the National History Day Regional Award, a math modeling paper that achieved honorable mention in HiMCM, a summer research project surrounding LCA under the mentorship of Columbia University’s Professor Park, and had an internship at Ohio State University under Dr. L.S. Fan’s chemical looping lab. Vicky’s favorite memory from North was the Diversity Club’s Cultural Day because she enjoyed the different cultural foods with her friends. She says North Hunterdon has been a close community to her that has helped her grow and develop as a person and will always be a place that has resonance in her character.
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February Athletes of the Month
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GRANT GOLDAN
CLASS OF 2024
Senior, Grant Goldan has wrestled since he was in second grade. Grant performs best at top. He wrestles in the 138 weight class. Grant is excited to perform in the individual district tournament. His season record is 14-15. Last year, Grant placed third in the district tournament. Outside of wrestling, Grant is a member of German Honor Society and Art Honor Society. He likes to surf in his free time. Grant is not planning to wrestle in college next year. He plans to pursue a degree in Marine Biology at either URI, University of Tampa, Coastal Carolina, Eckerd College, or Nova Southeastern University. Grant says his time at North went by quickly. From his first day of wrestling his freshman year to the end of his senior year, time went by very fast. Grant says, other than his own family, the wrestling community he is a part of at North is the closest group of people he knows.
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HILAIRE LAVIGNE
CLASS OF 2024
Senior, Hilaire Lavigne has been cheering for 15 years. Hilaire has been cheering competitively for ten of those years. She was part of the Hunterdon Huskies youth cheer program until high school. Hilaire has a lot of strength in stunting. She is a backspot. Recently, the team traveled to Orlando, Florida to compete at UCA Nationals. For their traditional routine, they placed 17th out of 108 teams, and for their game day routine, they placed 13th out of 48 teams. They team also won their Skyland Conference competition for the third year in a row. Outside of cheer, Hilaire is Vice President of North’s Future Business Leaders of America Club. In FBLA, the club helps manage and promote the school spirit store, as well as help manage a social media account in order to help promote student involvement. She is a member of National Honor Society, National English Honor Society, and Rho Kappa National Social Studies Honor Society. Hilaire enjoys participating in the Special Olympics and Relay for Life. She volunteered as a trainer for the Special Olympics at North last year and can’t wait to participate again this year. Hilaire had a great time forming bonds and working with athletes with intellectual disabilities to give them a chance to demonstrate their physical fitness and courageous character. She has participated in North Cheer’s “Flip for a Cure” Relay for Life team the past few years, and is excited to participate in Relay for Life with the senior class team this year. Next year, Hilaire is unsure if she will continue her athletic career in college. Her top schools are TCNJ and the University of Delaware. If she ends up attending either school, she will strongly consider cheering there. Hilaire says during the past four years at North, she has been provided with countless opportunities to make new friends, join new clubs, succeed in a team sport, and experience high school with a strong community. For all that, she is very grateful to be a student at North Hunterdon!
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February Department Students
of the Month
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English: Rocco Forlini '26 and Max Sklar '26
Fine Arts: Sophia Stacy '26 and Lauren Coon '25
Mathematics: Valeria Gallardo '27 and Adam Wunder '25
Music: Lea Chukrallah '24 and Charles Lisa '24
PE/Health: Morgan Muir '24 and Joseph Mazurkiewicz '26
Practical Arts: Finn Lambrix '27 and Thomas Reeder '24
Science: Sophia Aird '26 and Samantha Shustack '26
Social Studies: Willem Vos '25 and Corey Smith '24
World Language: Matthew Sigler '24 and Gabriela Jurema '25
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February Good Citizens
of the Month
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English: Mackenzie Marks '26 and Matthew Ferreira '26
Fine Arts: Emily Brunner '26 and Alex Ford '24
Mathematics: Brooke Richards '25 and Declan Hale '27
Music: Madilyn Thompson '24 and Julia Morrissette '24
PE/Health: Ellie Sklar '24 and Danielle DiEsso '24
Practical Arts: Adyson Orr '27 and Nicholas Santopietro '24
Science: Ezequiel Eulario '25 and Matthew Seifert '26
Social Studies: Tarek Jafri '25 and Josephine Hedden '25
World Language: Charlotte Letko '27 and Luka Terranova '27
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NHHS News and Updates
from Lion Pride
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Top February Posts from Dr. Cottrell @nhprincipal
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Congratulations to Ryan Cowell and Vicky Du for being named Students of the Month and Grant Goldan and Hilaire Lavigne for being named Athletes of the Month. #LionPride | |
Ms. Baab & Ms. Kiehl delivered a very enthusiastic #LionPride announcement today. They reminded students that we are all in this together and to be strong like kings and queens of the jungle. | |
Congrats to Neeraj, Vedanth, Kathryn, Kevin, Mitchell & Selina for competing in this weekend's National Science Bowl at the Princeton Plasma Physics Lab. #LionPride | |
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Health Office News
March is National Nutrition Month. Click HERE to visit the eatright.org website for useful information about making informed food choices, healthful eating, physical activity habits, and meal prepping.
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Blood Drive
North Hunterdon High School is hosting its next Blood Drive on Wednesday, March 6th in conjunction with New Jersey Blood Services. The Blood Drive will be held in the main gym from 7:30am to 3:30pm. Appointments are preferred, which you can make here: https://donate.nybc.org/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/312058. Walk-ins will be welcome as well.
Students need permission slip signed by parent/guardian to donate, click this link: NHHS Blood Drive 3-6-24 permission form.pdf. For students who are 16 years old, they can donate, but need an additional consent form completed from New Jersey Blood Services, click here.
Last month, it was announced that blood donations have dropped 40% over the last two decades and remain in short supply. Please consider giving the gift of life and donating blood on March 6th!!
To schedule your appointment, please click here
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Spring Sports Reminder
Aspen will be open to accept Spring sports registration from February 7 through March 7, 2024. Spring sports offered at North Hunterdon High School are: Baseball, Softball, Boys & Girls Golf, Boys & Girls Lacrosse, Boys & Girls Track and Field, Boys Tennis, and Boys Volleyball. Click here for start dates and list of coaches.
If your child is interested in participating in a Spring sport, please log into your parent Aspen account, click on Page Directory on left hand side, then click on North Sport. Fill out the Consent for Participation Form and Health History Update (these forms must be completed for each sports season your child participates). A valid physical form must be on file in the health office, meaning one that has not expired within 365 days of the sport’s start date.
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NJ Graduation Proficiency Assessment | |
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The NJGPA will be administered to all juniors on March 11 and 12 (English/Language Arts units) and March 13 and 14 (Mathematics units). Each unit is 90 minutes in length. Please note that students must complete all units of each NJGPA section in order to receive a reported score.
We will be running two bus runs on testing days. All juniors taking the test and all seniors going to AM Polytech classes need to come to school at the regular time. Students in grades 9, 10, and 12 not taking the test (and not going to AM Polytech) will get on their bus 2 ½ hours later than their regular pick-up time, however freshmen are encouraged to take the YouScience Career Aptitude Assessment on March 14th (more information will be sent separately to freshmen). At the conclusion of testing, we will follow the 2.5 Hour-Delayed Opening Schedule for Standardized Testing.
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Spike for a Cure
On March 8, 2024, students could sign up to participate in our annual Spike for a Cure Volleyball Tournament. Spike for a Cure is a round-robin tournament that raising funds for charity.
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Trivia Bowl
The annual Trivia Bowl, coordinated by the National Honor Society, will be held at NHHS on Thursday, March 7th, at 6:30 pm in the high school's theater. Students will take on staff members in a serious game of trivia! Come cheer on our teams and maybe win some great prize baskets! Admission is $5, and proceeds go to St. Jude's.
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20th Annual PRISM Concert
The North Hunterdon Music Association proudly presents the 20th annual Prism Concert in the North Hunterdon High School gymnasium on Thursday, March 21st at 8:00pm! The Prism Concert is a unique concert that adds professional lighting and visual effects to enhance the performances of our music students. Enjoy performances by concert band, wind ensemble, freshman choir, jazz ensemble, madrigal singers, show choir, chamber choir, orchestra, concert choir, and more!
Tickets are on sale at this website: https://nhma.thundertix.com/events/224797?only_one=true. Tickets are $15 for adults and $10 for students and senior citizens.
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Sophomore Semi Formal
We are thrilled to announce the details for the Sophomore Class Semi-Formal. The event will take place on Friday, April 19th from 6:00-9:00 pm at Beaver Brook Country Club in Annandale. This evening, themed "Midnight" (blue/black/white), promises to be a magical night of music, dancing, and fun.
To make this event even more exciting, we are offering early ticket sales at a reduced price. Early bird sales will end on 3/3, so be sure to purchase your tickets soon. Regular ticket sales will continue until 3/24.
Tickets can be purchased through the following website: https://nhhsdance.booktix.net/index.php. We encourage you to take advantage of the early bird pricing and secure your spot at this special event. More details can also be found on this site.
If you have any questions or need further information, please do not hesitate to contact us. We look forward to celebrating with you at the sophomore class semi-formal!
Class of 2026 Advisors:
Mr. Lelko and Mrs. Stell
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Relay for Life
This year, our Relay for Life event will be held on Friday, May 10th, from 6-9 PM on Singley Field. The event is being dedicated to Joey Edwards, a senior at North, who recently passed away from Cancer. Our goal is to raise $50,000 for the American Cancer Society!
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.
We encourage all students, staff, parents, and community members to join us for this great cause. You can create your own team or join one of our grade-level teams! Please consider joining us in this fight!
www.relayforlife.org/northhunterdonnj
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The 2024 yearbook and senior ads are available for purchase at this website: https://link.entourageyearbooks.com/.
The deadline to purchase a yearbook is May 3rd, though the longer you wait, the higher the price, so order soon!
For senior parents, you can purchase an ad to celebrate your senior up to April 12th.
If you are not sure if you already made a purchase, visit the website above and click on Track Your Order on the left-hand side; then, you can search to see if you placed an order.
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Student Accolades & Accomplishments
Hear us ROAR!
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Congratulations to Selina Zhang for becoming a Finalist in the National Merit Scholarship Program this year!
Finalists compete for one of 2,500 National Merit $2,500 Scholarships that will be awarded on a state-representational basis. About 840 corporate-sponsored Merit Scholarship awards will be provided by approximately 160 corporations and business organizations for Finalists who meet their specified criteria. In addition, about 160 colleges and universities are expected to finance some 3,800 college-sponsored Merit Scholarship awards for Finalists who will attend the sponsor institution.
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Congratulations to NHHS seniors Inesh Raddalgoda and Nate Reinagel who were recognized by the Clinton Sunrise Rotary today for their Exceptional Leadership in the NHHS Interact Club and school community! Very proud of them and their continued accomplishments!
Joining Inesh and Nate were their parents and Assistant Principal Robert Pellechio (far left) and Interact Club advisor Dina Marron (second from left).
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The Board of Education recognized the efforts of the Rho Kappa Social Studies Honor Society for their activities around the school to increase awareness of civic work. Pictured left to right are President Emma Mullay, Vice President Sophia Roberts, advisor Mrs. Anya Niznik, Secretary Aranjit Dhillon and Communications Chair Megan Lawn. Keep up the good work! | |
Great basketball game on February 27th between Unified basketball team and the staff team! Congratulations to the Unified team who won the game 100 to 69! Sincere thanks to everyone who came out and supported our teams! During halftime, we celebrated Dave the Rave's birthday! Happy birthday Dave! | |
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Please enjoy some of the beautiful artwork created by Mr. Calabrese's Drawing III art class.
“Art is not what you see, but what you make others see.” – Edgar Degas
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School Organization News
Members of the Pride
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Get Involved
Please visit the links below to learn more about our parent organizations and how you can join.
Join our Pride!
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NHHS PTSA BOARD
STAFF APPRECIATION LUNCH - MAY 8, 2024
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LET’S APPRECIATE OUR NORTH SCHOOL!
The PTSA is hoping you can help to make the NORTH STAFF APPRECIATION LUNCH a success!
On Wednesday, May 8, the PTSA will be providing a catered lunch for not only our awesome teachers but also for our awesome staff at NHHS. We are estimating serving approximately 300 staff members and we need your help. If you can, please make a monetary donation to assist with the catering cost and supplies or if you would like, we are also looking for some "thank you" gift card raffle prizes. Please make checks payable to NHHSPTSA. If you can help us out with any of the below items, we would really appreciate it. We truly appreciate all our teachers and staff and all their hard work with our students every day.
NOTE: All monetary donations can be made up until the date of the event. Gift Cards will be needed by Friday, May 3rd.
We THANK YOU in advance for partnering with us to show our appreciation to everyone at the school!
NHHS PTSA BOARD MEMBERS
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/70A0844ADA82BA20-teacher2
ATTENTION ALL SENIORS: PTSA Senior Scholarship Applications must be submitted by March 4, 2024.
Coming Soon…Celebrate your Graduate with a lawn sign!
Be on the lookout for our Spring Raffle for a chance to win some cash!
Next PTSA Meeting is Wednesday, March 6 at 7:00 pm in the Athletics Room, please join us.
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NHEF Mission
The North Hunterdon Education Foundation (NHEF) is an all-volunteer, non-profit foundation dedicated to enhancing the quality of education at North Hunterdon High School. We work together to fundraise and support grants researched and requested by NHHS staff that provide unique opportunities and experiences for North students. The NHEF's mission is to enhance education by funding innovative programs and experiences for all students.
NHEF Grants in Action:
The NHEF proudly sponsored a bus trip to visit Seton Hall University on Tuesday, April 9, 2024. The North Guidance Department will be taking a group of Sophomores and Juniors. This bus trip is going to be funded through the NHEF College and Career programs at no cost to students.
Upcoming College Financial Planning Presentation
KJM Financial is offering a FREE college financial planning presentation on Tuesday, March 5, 2024, from 6:30-8:00 at NHHS Cafeteria. This presentation is for parents of SOPHOMORES, JUNIORS, and SENIORS.
Information regarding FAFSA forms and other necessary information to help you understand the financial aid you are eligible to receive.
Please register via the link and indicate school
https://kjmfinancial.com/march-5-2024-630pm-north-hunterdon-high-school-media-center-located-in-the-library-145-nj-31-annandale-nj-08801/
Hello Seniors!
As you start to make your college decision, please watch NHHS guidance 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.
Please follow the NHEF on Facebook (@NHEdFoundation) and Twitter (@NHHS_NHEF) for announcements and tips.
Checking in with us means so much!
For more information, visit: https://nhhsfoundation.org/donate/
Coming together with support goes a long way! All donations are tax-deductible.
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We are MARCHing in like Golden Lions and coming out with #LIONPRIDE!
NHTO / NHMA is Lucky to be part of some amazing performing arts opportunities!
Check them out and let’s support our talented students.
Don’t forget to read all way because there is a scholarship available.
A Round Of Applause, A Standing Ovation And A Huge Congratulations!!
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Aria Spinetti, Junior, performed with the All State Treble Chorus as a Soprano 1 in Atlantic City this February. Well done representing North Choir, Aria!
NHHS String Orchestra performed at their first festival ever on Wed., 2/28, at Rahway High School. They earned a Gold rating (with a 15/15 for Intonation) and played "Downton Abbey", "Phantom Waltz" (featuring cello duet between Amelia Chapman and Zoe Yen), and "Perseus". Thanks to the Central Jersey Music Educators Association for sponsoring and Rahway High School for hosting!
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Many of our students not only do music but also perform, build sets, or provide technical support for all to hear and see.
🍀FREAKY FRIDAY is the Winter musical, and it will sure make you want to switch places, maybe. March 1 and March 2 at 7:00 pm with a Sunday, March 3 matinee at 2:00 pm
🍀Website to purchase Freaky Friday Tickets
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March 10th The North Hunterdon Golden Lions Marching Band and Color Guard will perform in our very own Clinton’s 10th Annual St Patrick’s Day Parade at 3 pm. Click here for more information.
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🍀 March 16th, we will be hosting our Future Lions (7th and 8th Graders). They will spend the better part of their day rehearsing and being part of a performance. Parents look out for more information. | |
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🍀THURSDAY MARCH 21st Music Department’s 20th PRISM Concert: This event is a unique experience where ALL our music student come together to share their gifts for a remarkable evening. It is seamless montage of music with professional lightning and sound in the Main Gym. We ask that you HOLD YOUR APPLAUSE UNTIL SHOW’S END, each performance is set to go begin right after the preceding one ends. Please consider purchasing a ticket beforehand online to help with lobby traffic.
Click Here : PRISM Tickets Doors open at 7:45 PM please be prompt in arriving 50/50 Sales Start at 7PM
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Fundraiser – Spring is just about here, March 19th, you can help support us by getting your garden going, click on the link to start your order today http://northmusic.fpfundraising.com/ Orders start shipping April 1.
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Girls Wrestling
North Hunterdon Girls Wrestling hosted the 1st ever Skylands Conference Individual Girls Tournament on February 15th. 3 mats were running for approximately 70 wrestlers. Congratulations to our North team taking first place. Hard work by every wrestler contributed to this success and our coaches helped get us there! Thank you to the parents who pulled off a very successful inaugural event.
Congratulations to our podium winners ~ well done!
● Alle Borzelli -1st
● Kayla Blazovic -2nd
● Sarah Figurski -3rd
● Layla LoPrimo -3rd
● Erin Maloy - 3rd
● Autumn Connolly -3rd
● Riley Dunn - 1st
● Grace Dangell -2nd
● Mackenzie Marks - 2nd
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Boys Wrestling
Congratulations to our 2024 NJSIAA District 14 Champions!
● 106 – Reid Buzby
● 165 - Brian Wilson
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Good Luck to our 2024 NJSIAA Region 4 Winners! All Heading to the New Jersey State High School Wrestling Championship held at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, NJ from February 29 – March 2nd.
● Aiden Yarussi 3rd
● Reid Buzby 4th
● Shane Wysocki 4th
● Brian Wilson 4th
● Evan Kinney 4th
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Cheer
North Cheer - 13th in Nation & Group 3 State Champions!
In early February, North Cheer placed 13th in the Nation in the Large Varsity D1 Game Day division at the 2024 UCA National High School Cheer Championships in Orlando, Florida!
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North Cheer followed this up with more successes, coming home from the NJCDCA State Competition as the Group 3 State Champions, as well as placing second in the state in both the Medium Cheer/Dance category as well as in the Mega Game Day division! | |
Special shout-out to the four Seniors who were named to the All-State Cheer Team: Emma Akers, Alexandra Cristofoli, Amanda Markey, and Julia Ramaci! Congratulations North Cheer! | |
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Dance
The Dance Team finished up its season this month. The team performed at the NJCDCA State Championships on Sunday, February 25th and placed 3rd in the state in Varsity Pom! It’s the first time the team has placed at States. Congratulations to the girls on a fabulous season!
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Dance also celebrated their two Seniors at Senior Night on February 1st. | |
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Boys Basketball
Boys Basketball honored their five Seniors and their families at Senior Night on February 1st. Congratulations and best of luck to our Seniors: James DelSantro, Cole Hekler, Liam McGreal, Nate Reinagel and Michael Seifert!
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Girls Basketball
The NH Girls Basketball team had a huge win against a strong Voorhees team on 2/12. Later in the week they held a very successful Youth Night. The Lady Lions finished the season last week playing Chatham in the first round of states. There are 7 seniors graduating this year! It has been a pleasure watching them play all 4 years and we wish them the best of luck!
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Girls Winter Track & Field
North 2 Group 3 Sectional Champions!
The team won their 3rd consecutive Sectional Championship! They edged out the Rahway team by 8.5 points to capture the title. This was a true team effort!
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Ocean Breeze Invitational
Senior Peyton Lewis placed 6th in her first indoor pentathlon. Throughout the day she competed against a field of 22 in the 55m hurdles, long jump, shot put, high jump and 800m. Junior Tessa Santoro cleared 9ft in pole vault! This is a PR height for her. There were a total of 9 PR’s throughout the day for the girls.
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Eastern’s Championship Meet at the Armory
The 4x800 team ran their season best time of 9:43. Soph. Maura Green, Fr. Sophia Piro, Sr. Leah Rudolph and Sr. Danielle DiEsso.
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New Jersey JV/Novice meet at Ocean Breeze
The JV/Novice team closed out their indoor season with 17 PR’s! Freshman Alexia Tsourides (far left back row) took 4th overall in the Long Jump with a 15-2.75 in her first attempt in this event in high school!
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Boys Winter Track and Field
Congrats to the athletes who advanced to the NJSIAA Group 3 Championships. In the 800 meter race, Conor Brand took 8th in 2:01.50 and Cole Kober took 18th in 2:05.15. In the 1600 meter race, Chase Kober came in 9th with a time of 4:32.85. Brody Sible came in sixth in the high jump with a jump of 6-0 and will advance to the Meet of Champions!
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Our 4 x 800M relay team competed at the Eastern States Championship, shaved off 2 seconds from their previous PR and are now ranked at #42 in the country. They have also qualified for the NJ Meet of Champions on March 3, New Balance Nationals Meet in Boston on March 10 and Penn Relays in April. | |
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Boys and Girls Swimming
On February 1st, the Girls and Boys Swim Team celebrated the graduating seniors at their last home meet. Seniors had some laughs and cries over their last swims of high school. It was a fun meet and a great celebration. Graduating seniors include Vern Peterson, Ella Kobylski, Meredith Benson, Alex Meyer, Vedanth Srinivasan, & Reza Ahan
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Our final meet of the season, the Meet of Champions will be held on March 5th at the Institute of Technology at Gloucester. Alex Meyer, Noah Abd, Lucas Abd, Riqui Cosano and Caylee Smith will be representing North Hunterdon. Best of luck to all our athletes! | |
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Girls Lacrosse
Girls Lacrosse will hold their clothing drive on March 9th from 8 AM - 1 PM.
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Main Booster Club
The Main Booster Club hosted our Winter Coaches Appreciation Luncheon on February 9th with a Chinese New Year themed luncheon! Some of our coaches got the surprise of a gift card in their Lucky Envelopes! The buffet and prizes were enjoyed by all!
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On February 27th, we celebrated Dave the Rave’s 78th Birthday at the Unified vs. Staff Basketball Game. Our Unified athletes also celebrated their Senior Night before their exciting victory over the North Hunterdon Staff! Thanks to all the students, staff, parents and community members who came out to show their support to Dave & our Unified Athletes! | |
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Are you following us on social media? Don’t miss out on all the great events coming up and stay informed about all the amazing things happening with the teams!
Facebook: North Hunterdon Booster Club (please be sure to answer the questions!)
Instagram: NHHS Booster Club
Twitter: @NHHSBoosterClub
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Each month, we will include key topics discussed or approved at the most recent Board of Education meeting. Meetings are live streamed 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 held its regular meeting on Tuesday, February 27th at 7:00pm in the North Hunterdon High School Cafeteria B. The follow topics were discussed or approved at the meeting:
- Board approved additional consultants for student services.
- Board approved contract to switch policy consultants from Strauss Esmay to NJ School Boards Association.
- Board accepted a transportation analysis by Somerset County ESC which recommends no changes to current bus routes.
The next regular meeting of the Board will be Tuesday, March 19th at 7:00pm in the district administration office.
For more information on Board meetings and agendas, please visit the district website at www.nhvweb.net and click on the District & BOE Services menu tab.
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