Pep out for pink out
Students and staff members gathered on October 2 to support the Pink Out event. Numerous clubs and classes hosted fundraisers to support the event.
A reel big summer
Over the summer, a lot of record-breaking films hit theaters. From horror to superhero, movie fans had a great selection to pick from.
Heads down, bagels up!
On September 23, the members of Jewish Student Union gathered in faculty advisor Allison Tuckman’s classroom for the Bagels and Board Games event.
Summer concerts set the stage
This past summer, students attended a variety of popular concerts.
An inclusive feast
The Muslim Student Association hosted its annual welcome picnic and prayer after school on September 18, a traditional kickoff organized by the MSA board to mark the start of the year.
Comeback Knights defeat the Chiefs
The Knights mounted a second-half comeback to defeat Piscataway 27-26. Senior Chase Rizzo scored two rushing and two receiving touchdowns to nail down the victory.
Seniors set sail on the dance floor
On September 14, students dressed to impress to attend the senior dinner cruise along the New York City skyline.
Stepping up for mental health
On September 8 and 9, the Hope Squad launched the year with the second annual Hope Walk. Students walked around Geick Park during gym class.
Knights shut out and sweep rival Monroe
The girls soccer team defeated longtime rival Monroe in an impressive 6-0 victory on Thursday afternoon.
Freshman Focus: What advice do you have for the Class of 2030?
“Make sure to socialize! Don’t be scared to talk to new people, no matter how scary it seems.” -Giavana Pavon 
“Troll Ricky as much as you can.” -Alexander Mondano 
“Join lots of clubs and get involved in the school events.” -Jordyn Roque 
“Join as many things as you can and get involved! School is much more fun when you’re involved in school activities.” -Naina Chhabra 
“Some classes will challenge you, but you will get through it!” -Derek Kraese 
“Get involved and make new friends!” -Regina Kwan 
“Enjoy it while it lasts.” -Mackenzie Morrissey 
“Don’t start any drama or get yourself in anything you don’t need to be.” -Emma Iacono 
“Get involved in all of the school events; you won’t regret it.” – Maurizio Coco 
“Don’t be hard on yourself and try to involve yourself in as much as possible!” – Sofie Dashchenko 
“Manage your time well – don’t procrastinate.” -Vedika Shah 
“Some classes will be hard, especially within the first month. Keep on trying, even if you get bad grades at first!” -Elena Miller 
“Have as much fun as possible and don’t take your time for granted.” -Ava Imkemeier
Principal Sally Fazio: “On the Rise”
New Principal Sally Fazio sat down and answered a few questions from Kaylee Weingarten about herself and the upcoming school year.
