BY OLIVIA VAN DEURSEN Students and staff came together on October 18 to increase awareness of breast cancer and hold various fundraisers throughout the school day and into the night. Approximately 3,000 fans attended the football game, a win for the Knights, at the center of the event and expressed their support by showing upContinue reading “Game day goes pink”
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Connolly brings Morgan’s Message to OBHS
BY JAMIE HAZEL Sports Editor Morgan’s Message, a universal nonprofit organization, shines light on student athlete focused mental health awareness. Sophomore Reagan Connolly became an ambassador and got Old Bridge involved. On October 15, the field hockey team played in honor of Morgan Rodgers. Division 1 athlete Morgan Rodgers unfortunately lost her battleContinue reading “Connolly brings Morgan’s Message to OBHS”
Seeking solutions for late bus cuts
BY SAM PRADO ROBERTS On Monday, September 16, at 7:00 pm in the Main Building cafeteria, the Board of Education will hold a committee meeting where students, parents, faculty, and community members can discuss the elimination of late buses. This cut will impact students who wish to attend clubs, stay after school for extraContinue reading “Seeking solutions for late bus cuts”
Welcome back, OBHS students!
BY KATELYN BUCHALTER Buchalter: My first question would be, how do you think this year will compare to past years? Sasso: It’s always interesting because every year, there’s a personality, oftentimes driven by the senior class. It’s hard to compare one year to the next, but what I can say is early signs so farContinue reading “Welcome back, OBHS students!”
Students make musical memories
BY KAILEY SIEGEL Social Media Director On June 5, family, friends, and staff gathered in the TV studio to watch students from all grades share their musical talents in the annual Cabaret show. Twenty-five students participated, singing showtunes from 14 different musicals. “The Cabaret gives everyone a chance to show off their voiceContinue reading “Students make musical memories”
Mental health matters
BY ISABELLE MARMARA On Tuesday May 2, the school’s safety team, consisting of Nicole Mondano, Robert Waitt, Jennifer McCann, Renee Freel, and Marissa Hays, held a Mental Health Fair in the courtyard during lunch periods. The vast resources allowed students to learn about many different mental health resources and options. Just a portionContinue reading “Mental health matters”
Assembly honors local heroes and enlisting students
BY DOMINIC MARION The Memorial Day senior assembly on May 30 honored those who served the United States of America in its armed forces. With the event came the honoring of the graduating students of the Class of 2024 who plan to enter the military after their senior year. When all of OBHS’Continue reading “Assembly honors local heroes and enlisting students”
TikTok’s clock is ticking
BY DAYAMI VILORIA TikTok’s time may have run out. The influential social media platform, TikTok faced many controversies over the last few years, but this time it has made its way to the courts and now faces a possible ban. Since TikTok’s inception, it has created a beneficial platform for its users. “TikTokContinue reading “TikTok’s clock is ticking”
Clubs clean up
BY DOMINIC MARION Over the weekend of April 20, members of the Environmental and German Clubs woke up bright and early to pick up litter off the side of West Greystone Road near Jonas Salk Middle School. With the aid of government workers, the group of 12, including faculty advisor Brita Schmitz, helped toContinue reading “Clubs clean up”
Knights win three GMC Championships
BY AVERY PERSON Sports Page Editor On May 16, the boys volleyball team won the GMC Tournament Championship over Monroe. The girls lacrosse team followed suit on May 18, beating Monroe for the second straight year, and baseball finished the trifecta in a nail-biter over South Plainfield. Oskar Lapinski led the volleyball team with 11Continue reading “Knights win three GMC Championships”
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