NORTH HUNTERDON HIGH SCHOOL
Annandale, NJ
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November 2022 E-Newsletter |
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Upcoming Events
The following is a list of important upcoming events:
- November 2: End 1st marking period
- November 3: Start of 2nd marking period
- November 5: Registration deadline for December SAT, register on College Board website
- November 8: Election Day
- November 10-11: NJEA Teacher Convention - school closed
- November 14: Winter Sports registration closes
- November 17: Early dismissal for students, 11:55, staff in-service day
- November 22: Blood Drive, 7:30 am-3pm, Main Gym
- November 22: BOE Meeting, 7 pm, District Office
- November 23: Early Dismissal, 11:55 am
- November 24-25: School Closed, Thanksgiving Recess
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October Students of the Month |
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Anokhi Matta
Class of 2023
Senior Anokhi Matta plans to major in Computer Science. Anokhi’s favorite class at North was AP Computer Science A. The class helped her streamline her passion for computer science, and Mrs. Vida made the difficult parts of the class easy to understand. She loved learning about Java and all of the ways that it can be used in the real world, and hopes to learn even more about computer science by studying it in college. The class environment was friendly because everyone was open-minded toward learning and helping each other. Anokhi was elected president of the Diversity Club in her junior year, where she won the Dwight D. Eisenhower Leadership Award and the Princeton Book Award. She helped spearhead the creation, planning, and execution of Cultural Celebrations Day at the high school. Anokhi is the current Vice President of Habitat for Humanity and is also a Raritan Valley Habitat for Humanity Youth Council member. She is a Varsity Saber fencer on the NHHS Girl's Fencing Team and is part of National, English, Science, Rho Kappa Social Studies, and Spanish Honor Societies. Outside of North, Anokhi keeps busy with a few activities. She is an assistant instructor for Tae Kwon Do at Impact Martial Arts. Anokhi tutors for the SAT, Algebra I, and basic Java with Schoolhouse World, an organization by Khan Academy. She is also a tutor for English and Math for children in grades 1-8 with Learn to Be. Learn to Be reaches low-income students in different parts of the country that cannot afford paid tutoring. Some of Anokhi’s favorite memories at NHHS include Cultural Celebrations Day, which was a culmination of the hard work that the Diversity Club officers put into planning the event with being able to share a piece of her culture with the rest of the school through food. Another favorite memory includes eating pie at 8:00 in the morning in Mr. Gallo’s Honors Pre-Calc class and playing Taboo in Ms. Carr’s AP Lang class after the absolutely draining AP exam. Anokhi’s experience at North Hunterdon has been nothing short of positive. She has had many amazing teachers that have been supportive and encouraging in the classroom environment, and they have all fostered a great learning experience for her. North has provided Anokhi with many opportunities to succeed as a student and a member of the school community. She is grateful to have had such a wonderful experience here!
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Morgan Treece
Class of 2023
Morgan Treece has had four memorable years at North Hunterdon. Morgan is an actress in the fall and winter theater productions, a student choreographer for the school musicals, a singer in both Show choir and Madrigal Singers, a Teen PEP Senior Leader, Choir President for the 2023 school year, and was Choir Vice President for the 2022 school year. She is a member of National, Thespian, Social Studies, Science, Music, and English Honor Societies. Morgan’s favorite classes at North have been AP Language and Composition and Teen PEP. Ms. Carr made every AP Lang class a new experience and an opportunity for her English skills to grow. Every day, Ms. Carr walked in with a smile on her face, and made every student feel supported and confident in their work. Not only did Morgan learn indispensable English skills, but also strategies to be the best student possible. Teen PEP is a program that allowed her to be the leader and educator she always dreamed of being. She was able to build strong bonds with her classmates and members of the freshman class, and it let her passion for leadership grow. Outside of North, Morgan is a competitive dancer and Captain at Broadway Bound Dance Center, where she has won numerous solo and group awards. She was selected as a Dancer of the Year Semifinalist at Nationals in July 2022. Morgan is a singer at Immaculate Conception Church and a Youth Group Leader there. Next year, Morgan plans to attend a university in the south, hopefully either University of Georgia or Tulane University. She intends to major in International Business, and hopefully go on to work for nonprofit and charity organizations. Some of Morgan’s favorite memories at North were the Teen PEP outreaches, being a part of the school musicals, and the choir concerts, especially last year’s Prism concert. North Hunterdon has been a place where Morgan felt the freedom to do whatever she is passionate about, whether it be her academics, leadership, or the arts. From having such supportive teachers around her, she will be walking out of her four years feeling confident for the future ahead of her.
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October Athletes of the Month |
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Alyssa Klimas
Class of 2023
Senior Alyssa Klimas has been cheering competitively for eight years. Alyssa’s strongest skill on the mat are basing or performing jumps. She is the main base on both the traditional and gameday mats. The team’s largest competition this season is the Skyland Conference on October 26. They are hoping to have a repeat win from last year’s competition. Alyssa’s biggest accomplishment so far this year has been winning the All-American title for the second time at UCA Cheer Camp. Outside of cheerleading, Alyssa is a member of National, French, and Social Studies Honor Societies. She is also involved in Interact and French Club. Alyssa is a junior coach with middle schoolers on a recreational cheerleading team (The Hunterdon Huskies) during the Huskies season. Next year, she is hoping to attend Clemson University, where she will major in Biology. Alyssa has loved her experience at North because she was able to meet some of her best friends and was able to create wonderful memories that she will cherish forever.
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Nicole Zahorchak
Class of 2023
Team Captain Nicole Zahorchak’s strongest skills in gymnastics are her leadership and perseverance. Being a team captain comes with many responsibilities, and leadership is just one of those. Nicole competes all around in gymnastics. All around includes four events; floor, vault, beam, and bars. The North gymnastics team annually competes in the Skylands Conference, and some individual gymnasts compete in Sectionals and Individual event finals. Some of Nicole’s personal records for this season so far include scoring an 8.55 on vault and an 8.3 on floor. Despite the losses the team has endured this season, they remain optimistic and continue to show good sportsmanship while looking forward to future competitions. Next year, Nicole is unsure whether or not to continue gymnastics in college, but if she does, it will be with a club team through the university. She hopes to attend Rutgers University where she will major in Exercise Science and Kinesiology and will follow with her DPT. Nicole has been involved in gymnastics since she was three years old, and started competing at seven years old. In addition to competing for North Hunterdon, she competes at Gymnastics Unlimited. Nicole says North has provided her with many opportunities to explore paths she would like to take. Her counselor, Ms. Kellum, and the Polytech program have helped her grow and further her interests.
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October Department Students
of the Month
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English: Ava Vellanti '25 and Sanjana Mandadi '25
Fine Arts: Valerie Yakely '24 and Tim Raiello '25
Mathematics: Sarah Figurski '24 and Trevor Brotons '23
Music: Tim Hoffman '23 and Ryan Cowell '24
PE/Health: Mari-Jane Charles '24 and Morgan Treece '23
Practical Arts: Kathryn Wolf '26 and Lily Rogers '25
Science: Audrey Turner '23 & Luke Fischer '23
Social Studies: Sanjana Mandadi '25 and William Tomlinson '25
World Language: Christopher York '24 and Rachel Bielenberg '25
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October Good Citizens of the Month |
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English: Madison Nunez '25 and Emme Franco '25
Fine Arts: Benjamin Serrani '25 and Neema Ashey '25
Mathematics: Christopher Conway '23 and Lauren Masters '23
Music: Ryan Walsh '23 and Alice Yakely '23
PE/Health: Shane Rulka '25 and Graham Burt '25
Practical Arts: Joseph Wegener '24 and Adelaide Coster '23
Science: Danica Chakroborty '23 and Maddix McKnight '24
Social Studies: Samantha Weeast '24 and Matthew Harris '25
World Language: Lily Want '23 and Alyssa Klimas '23
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Top November Tweets from Dr. Greg Cottrell @nhprincipal
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Congratulations to Anokhi Matta and Morgan Treece for being named Students of the Month and Alyssa Klimas & Nicole Zahorchak for being named Athletes of the Month. #LionPride
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Congratulations to the Golden Lions Marching Band performance at the 78th Annual Columbus Day Parade on Fifth Avenue in New York City. #LionPride
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The Annual Powder Puff Football Game was held on Wednesday, October 19 at 5:30 PM on Singley Field between the Senior and the Junior girls. The Seniors had an outstanding game and defeated the Juniors 20-6. Congrats Seniors!! #LionPride
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Thanks to our Diversity Club for organizing a Diwali window painting group yesterday. Great to see all cultures celebrated. #LionPride
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November is National Diabetes Awareness Month. Almost 30 million people in the U.S. have some form of diabetes, and one in four don’t realize they have the disease! National Diabetes Awareness Month is an annual event each November to boost awareness about the risk factors, symptoms, and types of diabetes. If you’ve been recently diagnosed with either Type 1 or Type 2, or if you are considered pre-diabetic, click here for more information and tips on living a healthier life.
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Our November Blood Drive will take place on Tuesday, November 22rd, from 7:30 am -3:00 pm in the main gym.
Appointments are preferred, but walk-ins are welcome. Click here to sign-up for a time slot.
The blood drive is open to parents, staff, students, and community members. Please consider giving the "gift of life".
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Winter Sports Registration |
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Aspen will be open to accept winter sports registration
from October 17 through November 14, 2022.
Winter sports offered at North Hunterdon High School are:
Boys & Girls Basketball, Boys & Girls Fencing, Wrestling, Boys & Girls Indoor Track, Boys & Girls Swimming, Cheerleading-Wrestling & Competition Squad, and Basketball Dance Team.
Click here for start dates and tryout information.
(Registration for Unified Bowling will open on November 1st, and Unified Basketball registration will open on December 1st.)
If you have any questions about winter sports registration, please contact the Athletics Office at (908) 713-4199, option 4.
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The Annual Powder Puff Football Game was held on Wednesday, October 19, 2022 at 5:30 PM on Singley Field between the Senior and the Junior girls. The Seniors had an outstanding game and defeated the Juniors 20-6. Congrats Seniors!!
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Another amazing Friendship Day returned on October 7th at North Hunterdon HS! Held inside this year, this annual event brings students with & without disabilities together in teams to compete in a variety of team-building activities. Students had a lot of fun and hopefully made new friends as well!
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NHTO's Fall Play -
The Twelve Huntsmen
by Brian Daniel Oglesby
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Congratulations to the North Hunterdon Theater Organization, who put on an outstanding presentation of The Twelve Huntsmen!
Every Huntsman had a story, but not all were told every night, and the order was random making every performance one of a kind!
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Student Assistance Program |
October is National Substance Abuse Prevention Month and we believe it is a good time to make our parents/guardians aware of the danger our youth may be exposed to as they continue their journey from adolescence to young adulthood.
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The Hunterdon County Drug-Free Taskforce is creating a series of short PSAs to bring awareness and education on a variety of topics (such as fentanyl, underage drinking, marijuana, prescription drugs, etc.) to share with every family in Hunterdon County. Here are the first two installments:
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Congratulations to John Martoccia, who achieved the highest rank in Boy Scouts of America, becoming an Eagle Scout. A member of Lebanon’s BSA Troop 200, John is a North Hunterdon High School senior. The Immaculate Conception School and Church are the beneficiaries of John’s Eagle Scout project. Throughout the 40+ hour project, John organized a team of 18 volunteers, including his father, grandfather, friends, and troop members, as they built three garden beds and a storage shed. John selected the project because of his connection with Immaculate Conception, he and his family are members of the congregation and his mother taught at the school.
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Congratulations to North Hunterdon Senior Andrew Bozzi, who achieved the highest rank in Boy Scouts of America, becoming an Eagle Scout on October 12, 2022. As a member of Troop 200, Andrew designed and organized a team of volunteers to build a community garden on Cherry Street in Lebanon Borough for his Eagle project. Moving forward, members of the church will continue to maintain the garden. Andrew chose this project "because I enjoy being outside and felt that the Borough of Lebanon would benefit from having a community garden. I have learned a lot about project management, leading others, and what it takes to get a plan off the ground and completed.”
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BSA student Zoe Jenkins-Hiscox is named 2023 NJ STEM Scholar
Zoe Jenkins-Hiscox was selected for the 2022-2023 class of Governor’s STEM Scholars, a statewide STEM education initiative for New Jersey’s high-achieving high school and college students. Zoe is a junior in Hunterdon County Vocational School District’s Biomedical Sciences Academy (BSA), the competitive four-year high school program for college-bound students with career aspirations in the fields of medicine and health sciences.
To read the full article, please click HERE
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Congratulations to the 2022 Homecoming Queen, Kenya Edwards, and Homecoming King, Ryan Simonelli! |
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Get Informed about Referendum on November 8th Ballot |
A reminder that the North Hunterdon-Voorhees Regional High School District Board of Education has put forth a bond referendum question on the November 8th election ballot to address needed facility maintenance projects in the district. Please visit the website below to get informed before voting:
The proposed upgrades and renovations focus on energy efficiency and safety. The district has been approved by the NJ Department of Education to receive up to 40% of costs covered by state aid. State aid is only received if the referendum is approved by voters! Funds also exist in district's capital reserve account to cover the remaining project costs after state aid. Through Board of Education authorization to utilize those funds, it would mean no additional cost to our local taxpayers.
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The fall season is rapidly coming to a close and we are excited for the winter season to begin, but first we want to wish all the athletes and teams participating in the conference and state games the BEST OF LUCK! The fall teams have been busy celebrating their seniors and showing their Lion Pride in PINK to raise awareness and funds for Breast Cancer Awareness. Here are some highlights from October! |
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Congratulations to NHHS Girls Varsity Tennis 2nd Doubles team, Sophia Finiguerra and Jenny Sell, on their tricounty win at the HWS tournament!
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Congratulations to Girls Volleyball for winning the HWS Tournament Championship on October 22nd! They also had three of their Senior Captains hit some milestones this season- congrats to Sam Wilton for 500 career digs, Emma Murry for 200 career kills & Colleen Russell for 200 career kills. Finally, they celebrated their seniors at their Senior Night game on October 11th.
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Field Hockey won the Hunterdon/Warren/Sussex tournament against Warren Hills in overtime. This is a back to back win! Sara Robert’s reached a career milestone of 100 points! Lauren Masters reached a career milestone of 300 points! They celebrated their Pink-Out game with some of the Jr Lions players in attendance. Best of luck as the field hockey team heads into States!
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Congratulations to North Cheer on their first competition of the season: placing 1st in Game Day and 2nd in Traditional Varsity, at the Hunterdon Central Cheer for the Cure Competition. North won the Lib-Off contest with Emma Akers, Alex Cristofoli, Emily Rush, and Maddie Torkildsen. Senior Emily Rush also won the Jump-off contest. Cheer celebrated their Seniors at the Senior Night game on October 14th. The team placed first on 10/26 at the Skylands Conference Championship with an impressive performance! Skylands Champions 2022, for second year in a row.
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Gymnastics celebrated Nicole Zahorchak on their Senior Night. Nicole was also named Athlete of the month for October. Sophomore Alexis Ondovik tied for 1st on bars at the Skyland Conference Tournament. Several personal bests were achieved this year.
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Girls Soccer had a great turnout on Senior Night October 6th to celebrate four seniors (Ashley Scott, Ella Corcoran, Grace Pristas, Maddy Lesica). Along with boys soccer, the girls pink games later in the month raised money for the Hunterdon Regional Cancer Center in memory of Bernadine Goepfert. The team made it to the semifinals of the HWS tournament, before being eliminated by this year’s champions and rival Hunterdon Central. North girls were victorious in the first game of the NJSIAA Sectionals Tournament, winning 5-1 against South Plainfield in what was the final home game of the 2022 season.
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Boys Soccer held their Pink-Out games in October and raised over $850 for the Hunterdon Regional Cancer Center in memory of Bernadine Goepfert. In combination with Girls Soccer, the teams all raised close to $1200 in total for this important cause. Boys Soccer celebrated their seniors on a very rainy October 3rd night. They had some exciting games during the HWS tournament and made it to the Semifinals where they fell to the #2 seed Newton.
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The Girls Cross Country Varsity girls placed 2nd in the Hunterdon/Warren/Sussex meet last week. Cassidy Roop was the overall winner with Saralyn Frederick close behind with a 3rd place finish. The JV team had a strong showing and Sophia DeTorres was the overall winner of the Freshman race!
The team ran an all underclassman Varsity squad for the Skylands Conference meet recently and took 4th overall with 2 top 10 finishers – Cassidy Roop and Saralyn Frederick.
On Saturday, October 29th, the girls team won the North 2, Group 3 State Sectional Championship! This is the 8th year in a row and 24th sectional title in program history!
Great season so far and so much more excitement as the girls prepare for championship season!
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Boys Cross Country dominated the Hunterdon Warren Sussex championship races by winning first place in the Varsity, JV, and freshman divisions. Boys took 2nd place at the North 2, Group 3 Sectional Championship on October 29th.
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The Football team has enjoyed a successful season as they enter the playoffs. The Lions finished the regular season 8-1. They were division champions and won the Milk Can game for the 11th season in a row. Six of their eight wins were against playoff teams. The team earned the #1 seed in North Group 4 and have home field advantage throughout the playoffs. North won 1st round of playoffs beating Middletown on 10/28 and have advanced to 2nd round of playoffs!
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The Booster Club recognized the importance of our officials during NJSIAA Officials Appreciation Week from October 17-23. We recognized all our home officials with a gift card and a note to thank them for all of their hard work and dedication! Without officials, our athletes wouldn’t be able to compete!
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Thank you to Chick-Fil-A of Flemington for bringing a special visitor to our Milk Can game! Congratulations to the North Football team for their 11th consecutive Milk Can Game win! We loved seeing a sea of white in the stands, along with quite a large herd of cows! Thanks to everyone who made posters and came to cheer on the team!
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Don’t forget Booster Club membership is ongoing all year and can be found on our website at: North Hunterdon Booster Club. Are you following us on social media? Don’t miss out on all the great events coming up and to 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
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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.
Masterclass for Music & Theater
The North Hunterdon Education Foundation, along with the North Hunterdon Music Parents Association, funded a Masterclass scheduled in November. Professional performer, Bart Shatto has prepared a class in which he performs for students, and invites them to showcase their own talents while receiving feedback and instruction. He will share his experiences as a member of the industry, and tips on how not only to be the best performer, but the best businessperson/cultivator of your own "brand."
Future Physicists at NHHS in Action!
The North Hunterdon Education Foundation provided funds in support of the NHHS Research Club. With materials purchased by the NHEF, members of the Research Club plan to build two muon detectors, and will learn more about particle physics, coding, and data collection in the process. These detectors will allow for future physics classes here at North to gain an introductory understanding of particle physics, a rapidly growing and ever-changing field of science!
NHHS Juniors and Senior to check out TCNJ
The NHHS Counseling Department will be accompanying North Juniors and Seniors to visit the TCNJ campus on 11/2. This field trip is fully funded through the NHEF College and Career initiative. Look out for TCNJ's own Roscoe the lion!
2022 Fundraising Campaign
The NHEF raises money to directly invest in our North students. We have supported over $190,000 in grants written by the NHHS teachers and staff!! All donations are tax-deductible.
Support the NHEF with YOUR Donation! Annual Family Pledge or Business Donation
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Please see our Family Pledge Donation Form. Coming together with support goes a long way! #LIONPRIDE
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Do you own a business or work for a business that supports non-profits? See our Business Donation Form
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For more information, visit: https://nhhsfoundation.org/donate/
Please 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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As we enter into November, the NHMA is feeling THANKFUL and GRATEFUL! We are so proud of our amazing music students and their accomplishments. We are also grateful to our Music Department teachers for the opportunities they continue to provide to our school and students. Last but not least, our sincerest gratitude to our parent volunteers and supporters that help us perpetuate our goals for our music students, department, and their ensembles and programs.
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Congratulations to The North Hunterdon Lions Marching Band! They received silver ranking on October 15th for their field performance at the Wayne Hills State and N.J.M.E.A. Marching Band Festival.
We’d also like to give a SHOUT OUT to our North Hunterdon Theater Organization which put on a great production of, “The Twelve Huntsmen”. Many of our music students were in the cast and crew!
Stay tuned for more information on the upcoming Winter musical "Les Miserables" coming in March. This is sure to be an outstanding performance from our talented students.
We could use your help! Current Fundraising/Volunteer opportunities:
Opportunities for volunteers are abundant! We’re looking for a concessions coordinator for the Winter musical and Cabaret this year as well as coordinator positions and some board positions for next year. Please consider volunteering and jump on board now to learn the ropes! Contact our president, Laura Lipinski, for further details: nhmusicassociation@gmail.com
What’s Next? Our students are hard at work preparing for the upcoming winter concerts on December 8th, and 15th. You won’t want to miss these, there will be a reception in café A after each concert. The NHMA will also be selling poinsettias at the shows! As always, watch for emails from our teachers for information on events and opportunities for both parents and students. Next meeting: Tuesday, November 8 at 7:00 PM in the band room, #124. Please join us!
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Thank You for your support!
The Annual PTSA Pasta Dinner was held on September 30th. Many local businesses donated amazing dishes and NHHS students volunteered their time to make this event a success. Thank you to all who attended! We hope to see you next year; please tell all your friends to mark it on their calendars for the Homecoming game! All proceeds go towards Project Graduation, which provides a safe, drug and alcohol-free overnight event the night of graduation.
Join Us!
North Hunterdon High School's PTSA mission is to foster a unified parent, teacher, and student community. We continue to plan some of our regular activities and we invite you get involved to join the PTSA! Our goal is for 100% PTSA membership. Dues are $25/family/year. Signing up is easy, you can click here for online or visit our website by clicking here to print out a paper copy under the "Forms" sections and mail it in.
Lions Card - Save Money Everyday!
Purchase a 2022-2023 Lions Discount card! Support local businesses and save money at over 100 locations! 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.
Coming Soon…….
PTSA Holiday Visa Gift Card Raffle just in time for the holidays. You could be one of four lucky recipients to win! Your $10 donation enters you for the chance to win a Visa Gift Card for $1,000, $750, $500, or even $250 !!! Remember, “You gotta be in it to win it!” Drawing to be held on December 16th. Tickets will be mailed out soon, so check your mailbox for tickets in the next few weeks. Increase your odds, purchase 5 tickets and get the 6th ticket FREE!! Proceeds benefit our students, teachers, and scholarships.
Next PTSA Meeting will be in December.
Keep an eye out for a notification for our next meeting. We may need to move our scheduled date, but will send out details soon. For December's meeting, we are planning to prepare our candidate list for 2023-2024 PTSA Officers. If you or someone you know is interested, please reach out to us or attend this meeting.
Stay connected
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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, October 18, 2022 at 7:00pm in the district office. The following topics were approved or discussed at the meeting:
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Bond referendum presentation was given at the meeting. Presentation is posted on referendum website.
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Board approved the district calendar for 2023-2024 school year.
- Board approved annual renewal of memorandum of agreement with law enforcement agencies.
- Board accepted Unified Champion School grants from the Special Olympics for both high schools.
- Board approved an updated lease agreement with Hunterdon County Vocational School District for the new Polytech facility on North's campus.
The next regular meeting will be held on Tuesday, November 22, 2022 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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