NORTH HUNTERDON HIGH SCHOOL
Annandale, NJ
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October 2021 E-Newsletter |
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Upcoming Events
The following is a list of important upcoming events:
- October 8: Deadline to register for November 6th SAT
- October 11: No School for students - Staff in-service day
- October 13: PSAT Testing, 9-12th Grades
- October 14: School Picture Makeup/Retake Day 9th-11th Grade, 12th Grade Senior Portraits
- October 15: NHHS PTSA Pasta Dinner 4:30-7:00 pm, take-out only
- October 15: Homecoming Football Game, 7:00 pm, Singley Field
- October 16: Homecoming Dance, 6-10 pm, NHHS
- October 27: Powder Puff Football Game, 5:30-8:30 pm, Singley Field
- October 29: Milk Can Football Game, 6-10 pm, Voorhees High School
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September Students of the Month |
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Carter Beswick
Class of 2022
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Senior Carter Beswick has been involved in many activities and clubs at North Hunterdon. Carter is Team Captain of the Cross-Country Team, the Winter Track & Field Team, and the Spring Track & Field Team. He is a member of National Honor Society, National Math Honor Society, National Science Honor Society, National Social Studies Honor Society, North Hunterdon Student Council, Future Business Leaders of America, Chemistry League, and Spanish Club. Carter’s favorite class at North Hunterdon has been AP Government. This class was his favorite because he enjoyed debating and learning about current events. Carter’s favorite memory in his four years at NHHS was winning the 2020 East Coast Championship Cross Country Race. Outside of North, Carter is in Boy Scout Troop 288. In Boy Scouts, he made Eagle Scout by making a picnic area at the Lion Fitness Trail, is a Junior Assistant Scoutmaster, a Senior Patrol Leader, an Assistant Senior Patrol Leader, a Quartermaster, and Troop 288 Scout of the Year. Carter is also a member of Venture Crew 188, where he is Vice- President. He is also a coach for High Bride Youth Basketball, a Junior Lions Track & Field volunteer, a lifeguard at Health Quest, and has his own landscaping business. Next year, Carter plans in major in Chemical Engineering. He would explain his experience at North Hunterdon as fun, busy, and challenging. |
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Senior Jack Pope liked his four years at North because every class had its own distinct vibe that was really enjoyable for its own unique reasons, and the people in those classes made it all the better. His favorite class at North was Chemistry with Mrs. Post. Jack had fun with his classmates competing in different study games, working on labs, and turning the desks one way when Mrs. Post left the room. The class felt like they were one big, fun family. One of Jack’s favorite memories was from Mr. McKinnon’s Engineering class. They had to try and create the best concrete boat to see which could hold the most weight. A friend in the class tried edging out his boat to win the competition and ended up splitting the boat in half, which gave Jack the win. Another great memory he had was inadvertently making a “rap” with two of his friends in Mrs. Carter’s Algebra II class when they were going over a topic they were learning in class. Even last year, at the end of the pandemic year, he had a great memory of playing Scattergories on the last couple days of school in Mrs. Carr’s AP Lang class. It was hilarious trying to argue certain answers with friends like “panda express” for a method of transportation. Jack has been involved with North soccer for all four years. He participates in Gaming Club, helping set up the gaming nights that they host bimonthly, and in German club as well. Jack is involved with Math Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, Social
Studies Honor Society, and Science Honor Society. He really enjoys the annual charity fundraising activities like Spike for a Cure, Hoops for Heart, and the NHS Trivia Bowl (which was made all the more fun by winning). Jack plays basketball throughout the year, whether it be for a team competitively or just recreational. He also plays soccer for a club team during the school off-season and plays the piano. Jack got selected to participate in the Governor’s School of the Sciences at Drew
University this past summer. Jack is applying to Cornell, Northeastern, Wake Forest, and Lehigh. He will be majoring in a STEM field, with statistics and data analysis as his top options. Jack would also like to have a minor or some other focus in Geography, since that is another of his favorite subjects.
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September Athletes of the Month |
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Katherine Hall
Class of 2022
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Senior Katherine Hall is goalie for the Lady Lions Field Hockey Team. Katherine is a prime example of embracing a positive culture in the classroom, on the field, and in the North Hunterdon Community. It is a testament to Katherine's personality that she became such a positive role model having only moved to North Hunterdon her junior year. One of Katherine’s strongest skills in field hockey is communication with her defensive players. This skill is strong because her team not only listens to her
as a player, but they also tell her things she can improve upon. Katherine believes she is the player she is today because of the time she has spent with the North Hunterdon girl's field hockey team. This year, she hopes to grow stronger with her team and win sectionals. Katherine has been playing field hockey competitively for three years. Outside of North, she plays with Omega Field Hockey Club. Next year Katherine plans on playing field hockey at Eastern University in Pennsylvania. At Eastern, she plans to major in History and earn her PhD in Ancient History to teach at the college level. Throughout Katherine’s life, she has moved around a lot. This led her to experience a lot of different sports and different teams. Katherine can say with all confidence that the North Hunterdon girls field hockey team is the best team she has ever played on. The girls on the team are very supportive and they can give each other constructive criticism to make each other better every single day. Katherine considers herself very blessed to have been able to experience being on this team with this group of girls (#winning is earned). Katherine moved to North Hunterdon her junior year during COVID. North has been the most interesting school she has been to in a while. Every day Katherine learns something new and meets new people with interesting stories of their own. Not one person is the same and she knows that every single day, she wakes up, she is always going to experience something new or interesting. If Katherine had to use two words to describe this school, they would be “constant surprise”.
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Brooke Schroeck
Class of 2022
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Senior Brooke Schroeck is a natural leader who brings a positive attitude and determination to every tennis match and practice. She brings the team together and excels both in the classroom and on the tennis courts. Brooke’s strongest skill on the court is having a positive attitude for the team, especially since this year is a combination of new and returning varsity players. This is Brooke’s third year playing varsity. She is currently playing second singles and is excited to attend the Hunterdon/Warren/Sussex tournament this year, which was cancelled last year. Brooke has been playing tennis since seventh grade and started competing in UTR matches her sophomore year. She loves playing both singles and doubles. Brooke also played golf her freshman year and was a member of the Ski and Snowboard Club. She was also active with Interact Club, Key Club, and the Red Cross Blood drives. Outside of North, Brooke coaches Girls on the Run and volunteers at Clinton EMS. She also works at Gronsky's, Cryans, and babysits. Brooke’s favorite memories at North were playing in the Hunterdon/Warren/Sussex tournament her sophomore year and the friendships she has made throughout the years at school. She would like to say a special “Thank You” to Coach Holt, Coach Niznik, Coach Steele, and Coach Joyce for a great 4 years! Next year Brooke plans on playing club tennis at college. She is planning to attend college either in the west or down south and is currently thinking about a business degree. |
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September Department Students
of the Month
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English: Matthew Strauss '25 and Marlena Shoffner '25
Fine Arts: Kathleen Padmos '22 and Daniel Kawwa '23
Mathematics: Elizabeth Kastrud '22 and Anokhi Matta '23
Music: Karleigh Belli '22 and Kyle Warta '22
PE/Health: Meredith Benson '24 and Thomas Markovich '22
Practical Arts: Saidee Park '25 and Stephanie Tabora '24
Science: Jamison Morrow '24 and Leyla Charbonneau '24
Social Studies: Jordan Moreno '23 and Samrita Ravinder '23
World Language: Caroline Bavaro '22 and Clemente Brogca-Valenzuela '23
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September Good Citizens of the Month |
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English: Lauren Coon '25 and Jacob Monsell '25
Fine Arts: Paige Gross '22 and Seromi Girvin '22
Mathematics: Gabriel Letko '25 and Kyle Raymundo ' 22
Music: Kathryn Komarek '23 and Timothy Hoffman '23
PE/Health: Amirrah Hoffman '24 and Ryan Simonelli '23
Practical Arts: Kiera Kerrigan '23 and William White '22
Science: Morgan Treece '23 and Emily Rush '23
Social Studies: Brody Sible '25 and Taylor Joshi '25
World Language: Trevor Brotons '23 and Lauren Prata '24
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National Merit Scholarship Program |
Congratulations to the following seniors who qualified as Semi-Finalists in the 2022 National Merit Scholarship Competition:
Jonathan Chin, Daniel Elwell, and
Prerna Shankar
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The following seniors were recently recognized as Commended Students in the National Merit Scholarship Program for 2022:
Shubhranshu Dutta and Joanna Grimsdall
Students were selected based on their score on the 2021 PSAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test.
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School Picture Makeup/ Retake Day |
Christmas City Studios will be at North Hunterdon High School on October 14th for underclassmen school picture re-takes or make-ups.
Seniors who did not have their portraits taken over the summer can schedule their session in school on October 14th.
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Over the last 9 months, some North Hunterdon Spanish students have worked with the Nayaraq organization to develop a podcast about migrant farmworkers. Students interviewed 5 different individuals. The podcast called Stories Unearthed is now published on Spotify! Visit the link below to check it out:
Nayaraq is an organization committed to amplifying the voices of the community through ethical storytelling workshops, and in this case, through podcasts.
Thank you to Spanish teacher Summer Morris and North Hunterdon graduate Anne Kuster for helping the students with this podcast! Great job by all involved!
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Top September Tweets from Dr. Greg Cottrell @nhprincipal
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October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. |
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Breast cancer can also be diagnosed in men. The ACS also estimated that in 2015, more than 2,000 men would be diagnosed, and more than 400 men would die from the disease.
Click here for more information on symptoms, prevention, treatment, and care.
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North Hunterdon will be administering the PSAT to all our 9th, 10th, 11th, and select 12th graders on the morning of Wednesday, October 13th (this date is determined by the College Board). There is no make-up test date. Students will be registered automatically.
Anyone with questions may contact School Counselor, David Raupp, at (908)-713-4199 ext. 6375 or draupp@nhvweb.net
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AP Exam Registration Information |
Students enrolled in an AP class this year may take an AP Exam in May 2022 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.
AP Exam Payment and Registration – Each exam is $96 with the exception of the AP Seminar and AP Research which costs $144. Students can begin purchasing their exams from September 21 through October 31 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 that 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 November 1 and November 14 will pay a $20 late fee per exam in addition to the cost of the exam. For those ordering after November 14, there is a $40 late fee per exam in addition to the regular exam fee until March 6, 2022, when AP exam registration is closed. There is a $40 cancellation fee for any test that is canceled between Nov 15 and March 6, 2022.
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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 on 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.
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Please contact Mr. Chris Maslonka at cmaslonka@nhvweb.net if you have any questions regarding AP registration.
For general questions, visit the College Board AP site here.
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At North Hunterdon High School, we believe that all students should be involved in extra-curricular activities. These activities may include athletic teams, clubs, publications, performing arts, government and leadership, and community service. Please use the link below to navigate through all the student activities that North has to offer. Please contact any of the advisors listed on the Student Activities page if you have any questions.
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The 2021 Homecoming Dance “Sweater Weather” will take place outdoors on Saturday, October 16th in the main parking lot. A rain date has been scheduled for Sunday, October 17th. The evening will begin at 4:00 pm on both dates and will proceed until 8:00 pm. Tickets for the dance are $25 per person. The Homecoming Dance is open to students in all grade levels. Tickets need to be purchased online through the school’s Booktix system, see below. Tickets can be purchased from September 22nd through October 16th, the date of the event
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Please click the following links for more information on the Homecoming Dance 2021 and for the out-of-school guest form
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Our 45th Annual Milk Can Game, North vs. Voorhees, will be held on Friday, October 29, 2021. This year, the game will be held at Voorhees High School. The kick-Off time is set for 7:15 pm.
Hope to see you all there for one of the most exciting games of the year!
Go North!!
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Night Chills, Tales of Mystery and Terror
by Edgar Allan Poe
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Tickets for in-person performances and live-streaming StreamPasses can be purchased in advance starting on October 25, 2021, at
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Adapted by Billy St. John
Night Chills by Billy St. John tells the famous tales of mystery and terror by Edgar Allan Poe. Poe himself narrates the play, which is composed of 4 different short stories. The characters experience madness, regret, and lost love as their stories unfold. You don’t want to miss this thrilling show!
Fall Show Dates
November 11, 12, 13, all at 7:00pm
We will be hosting in-person theater performances as well as live-streaming all 3 shows. Cost for the shows are the following:
In-Person
Adult – $10.00
Student/Seniors – $8.00
Live Streaming
Single StreamPass – $10.00
Group StreamPass – $15.00
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October is National Bullying Prevention Month |
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What is HIB or bullying?
In 2011, the NJ State Legislature defined what harassment, intimidation, or bullying (HIB) is by law. In order for an event to be considered an incident of harassment, intimidation, or bullying, there are specific criteria and ALL criteria must be met for it to be affirmed as a HIB event. Those criteria are:
An event can be any gesture, written, verbal, or physical act, or electronic communication, whether it is a single incident or a series of incidents.
The event must be seen by a reasonable as being motivated either by any actual or perceived characteristic such as race, color, religion, ancestry, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, and expression, or a mental physical, or sensory disability, or by any other distinguishing characteristic.
The event takes place on school property, at any school-sponsored function, on a school bus, or off school grounds that substantially disrupts or interferes with the orderly operations of the school.
One of the following criteria must be met:
The event has the effect of physically or emotionally harming a student or damaging the student's property, or placing a student in reasonable fear of physical or emotional harm to his person or damage to his property; OR
The event has the effect of insulting or demeaning any student or group of students; OR
Creates a hostile educational environment for the student by interfering with a student’s education or by severely or pervasively causing physical or emotional harm to the student
Types of Bullying Behavior
HIB can present itself in many ways. HIB behaviors can be loud and robust in nature or manipulative and passive. The behaviors can range from abusive language, slurs, inappropriate jokes, pictures and gestures, and threats. Many behaviors can be bullying, but there are generally four types of HIB behaviors:
Verbal
Includes taunting, name-calling, malicious teasing, or making threats
Physical
Includes hitting, punching, shoving, spitting, or taking personal belongings
Psychological
Includes spreading rumors, purposefully excluding people from activities, breaking up friendships
Cyberbullying
Includes using the Internet, mobile phone, or other digital technologies to harm others
Conflict vs. Bullying
A conflict between two or more students is sometimes confused with HIB. However, conflict and HIB are very different. Conflict most often involves mutual engagement in a disagreement between individuals.
Conflict, which occurs in everyday life, can range from a simple disagreement over an idea to a verbal argument or a physical fight.
During a conflict, name-calling, threats, and other behavior that may look like HIB can occur.
Determining whether an incident is a conflict or HIB requires an examination of the individual facts of each incident. If a conflict results in damaging, violent or disruptive, or other behavior, it may be prohibited under a school’s code of student conduct and some form of discipline may occur, but the ABR does not apply. HIB usually involves one or several individuals intentionally committing a mean or violent act against another person or persons who have a hard time defending themselves.
When HIB occurs, there is no mutual engagement between individuals, but one-sided victimization of another person or group.
The intention is to cause physical or emotional harm to the person.
Consequences
Consequences and intervention strategies that result from an investigation are highly variable and highly individualized. Consequences and intervention strategies may include but are not limited to, parent conferences, loss of privileges, school detentions/suspensions, counseling, class lessons, etc. There is no pre-determined consequence for any child involved in a violation of the Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights. All consequences are developmentally appropriate and take into consideration the whole child.
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If you have a music student or just want to support the North Music program, then the North Hunterdon Music Association is for you!
If you already have chosen to become a member of the NHMA, thank you. If you would like to sign up, it’s not too late! Our online registration is easy. Please go to our website (http://www.nhvweb.net/nhhs/musicassociation) and click on the “Become a Member” link in the top right corner to join and make a difference through music! This is one of our biggest fundraisers and all the money goes directly to supporting all our music students. And don’t forget that membership makes your student eligible for senior scholarships and the Gary Gilbert Scholarship Award for summer music enrichment. Please join today!
In the meantime, it is only October but so much is happening!
Upcoming Events:
*NHMA information table at each home football game ~ stop by to learn more about our awesome group, purchase a membership and/or buy a seat cushion to keep you comfortable during the game.
*NYC Columbus Day Parade on October 11 ~ The Golden Lions Marching Band marches down 5th Avenue.
*NHMA 50/50 raffle at the October 22nd football game ~ come support our music students and possibly win something yourself! This is senior night for the band as well as 7th and 8th grade band night where area students come to practice and march with the Golden Lions!
*Clothing Drive Fundraiser on October 30th ~ Please dig through your closets, drawers, and basements to support this fundraising effort from 10 am-2 pm. Look out for more information about what will be accepted.
Recent Events:
*Phillipsburg Marching Band Festival on September 18 ~ The Golden Lions participated in the band festival with other bands from around the state. It was a great day. As always, thank you to our parent support crew who help make these events happen.
*New Music Student Welcome on September 27 ~ The Freshman Women’s Ensemble and Golden Lions Marching Band members filled the cafeteria with music and gave us a peek at this year’s talent. Thanks to all who donated their time and efforts to our NHMA reception.
The NHMA has exciting plans for this year. Come to our next meeting on Tuesday, October 12 at 7:00 PM in the band room. Information about the NHMA can be found at the website listed above. Any questions… please email us at nhmusicassociation@gmail.com or contact Susan Wallace at susanwc88@gmail.com.
We can only do what we do because of you –
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We Need You!
Join Us!
The North Hunterdon High School’s PTSA mission remains intact: to foster a unified parent, teacher, and student community. We are optimistically planning for this year and anticipate more traditional activities this year!
We hope all parents and teachers will become members. 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 in person this year at the high school, and welcome parents, students, and teachers to join us. Our next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, November 10th at 7:00pm in Room 120.
Upcoming Events
PTSA Pasta Dinner
On the evening of NHHS’s Homecoming Game, the PTSA will sponsor our Annual Pasta Dinner event and we hope to see you at North Hunterdon High School!
Date: Friday, October 15th
Time: 4:30 – 7:00 pm
Location: NHHS Cafeteria B
This year’s event will be a take-out event, so come and get delicious pasta and salad donated from some of our favorite local businesses.
The cost per person is $5 for students & senior citizens and $10 for adults. All proceeds will benefit our Class of 2022’s Project Graduation event. Click here for more details. We hope to see you there!
Support Our School
Lions Card -Save Money Everyday!
The 2021-2022 Lions Discount cards are now on sale! Support local businesses and save money at over 100 locations!
Save at a variety of local businesses like Harper’s Table, Riley & Jake’s, Dominick’s, Lenny’s, Just Subs, and many more!
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.
Stay connected
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What an AMAZING start to fall sports! It has been great to watch all the fall athletes in person & by the livestream! Can’t make a game? Be sure to check out the North Hunterdon Athletics YouTube channel to watch online at North Hunterdon HS Live Streaming!
A huge thank you to everyone who purchased a North Cancer Awareness Shirt and donated to the Key Club’s collection drive for The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia and the Ronald McDonald House of Philadelphia! It was great to see GOLD on the fields and courts throughout the month of September! A special shout-out to the Boys Soccer Program for their collection during their Gold Games! #InThisPrideNoOneFightsAlone
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Have you had a chance to see the NEW Corporate Sponsor Banners at Singley? We are excited to have hung the first set of banners and can’t wait to hang more in October! Thank you to the following local businesses and organizations for your support: Pro-Activity, KDP Developers, Green Rock Recycling, ADS Environmental, Leon’s Sod Farm, Freeman Smith of Clinton Coldwell Banker, nex step College Advising, Kurt Hoffman Engineering, Skylands Lacrosse/Jr. Lions Lacrosse, Hunterdon Dermatology, Destination Athlete, KM Gomes & Sons HVAC, Stone Hill Financial, Basil Bandwagon, Gymnastics Unlimited, GoalQuest Soccer, North Hunterdon Field Hockey, and Clinton Acura.
Are you one of the 200+ families that have joined Booster Club? THANK YOU! If you haven’t joined yet, membership is ongoing year-round and can be completed by filling out the NHHS Booster Club Membership Form & making your PayPal payment.
It’s going to be a BUSY October with lots of PINK OUT games, Senior Nights, and the 46th Annual Milk Can Game! The North Football team is looking to complete a TEN-peat winning streak on Friday, October 29th! Be sure to order your long-sleeve Milk Can shirt BY October 6th. Pre-orders ONLY and no late orders can be accepted! Complete the form and return it to the box in the Athletic Office. Orders will be distributed during the week leading up to the game during L1 & L2!
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The Hunterdon-Warren-Sussex tournaments are BACK! Congratulations to the Girls Tennis team for taking 2nd place and Good Luck to all the teams starting their competition! |
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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 of all the amazing things happening with the teams!
Facebook: North Hunterdon Booster Club (be sure to answer the questions!)
Instagram: NHHS Booster Club
Twitter: @NHHSBoosterClub
GO NORTH!
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NHEF Mission
The NHEF mission is to enhance education by funding innovative programs and experiences for all students. The NHEF provides funding for teacher grants and develops programming centered on the college application process to help students and parents
Running of the Lions
Change of plans! The NHEF Annual Running of the Lions will be moving to the spring! Look ahead for more information. Participants can run the 5K or WALK - Springtime fun for everyone!
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College Bound Summer Workshops
Over the summer, the NHEF held our popular College Bound Summer Workshops with assistance from the NH English and Guidance departments. The 2021 Summer Series offered essay writing, college applications, mock admissions, college road mapping, Intro to SCOIR, and one-on-one college coaching opportunities The session choices gave everyone the flexibility to choose an in-person or virtual. We are proud to subsidize these workshops that helped over 120 families, many students attended multiple sessions!
Juniors watch for information in the spring to announce the 2022 Summer Workshops!
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Annual Lion Pride Grant
We are grateful for our NHHS teachers and staff! The NHEF welcomed them all back with a green and gold Lion Pride shirt. The NNHS teachers and staff wear their shirts on the last Friday of each month - showing their spirit and Lion Pride!! Yay North!"
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Seeking Annual BUSINESS Sponsorships
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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Follow the NHEF on Facebook (@NHEdFoundation) and Twitter (@NHHS_NHEF) for announcements and tips.
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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.
The regular meeting of the Board of Education was held on Tuesday, September 28, 2021 at 7:00pm in the district administration office. Items approved or discussed included:
- Board approved its annual memorandum of agreement with law enforcement.
- Pursuant to P.L.2020, c.27, Board approved an emergency virtual instruction plan, which mirrors what was in place last year. This emergency plan would be put in place in event of state of emergency or public health emergency of more than three consecutive days.
- Board President reported that the quarterly meetings of the sending district board presidents has resumed with common concerns being discussed such as learning loss and mental health. Next meeting to be held in December.
The next regular meeting will be held on Tuesday, October 26 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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North Hunterdon High School
1445 State Route 31, Annandale, NJ 08801
(908) 713-4199
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