Upcoming Club Meetings and Events
| Date | Time | Event | Location | ||
| June 5 | Period 7 Lunch | Book Nook Club Meeting | M Rm110 | ||
| June 8 & 11 | 2-4pm | Community Care’s Don’t Get Vaped In | Main Media Center | ||
| June 15 | 6:30pm | Choir Club’s Senior Night | Main Auditorium | ||
| June 18 | 5-8pm | The Royal Essence Majorette’s Thursday Kickback | 372 Middle Rd, Hazlet, NJ, 07730 |
Medical Club hosts Mental Health Fair
The Medical Club hosted the annual Mental Health Fair on May 19 in the courtyard.
Volunteering for a cause
On April 24, OBHS hosted a Red Cross blood drive where students and staff donated their blood for those in need.
Culture of community
On April 23, cultural clubs hosted a night of performances and education, bringing students, families, and community members together to celebrate culture and unity.
The sweet showdown
On April 29, the Jewish Student Union hosted the first Cake Wars, a competition where teams decorated cakes and competed for the best design.
HSC’s first festival of color
On Wednesday April 22, the Hindu Students Council held the first Festival of Color event in the side lot of the main building.
HOSA shines at States
On April 12, members of the Health Occupations Students of America tudents earned first and fifth place finishes at the New Jersey State Leadership Conference.
Classmates and crêpes
On April 22, the French Honors Society and Club hosted the La Fête des Crêpes, an event with the purpose of sharing French culture through one of its most popular foods, crêpes.
A colorful night of culture
On April 10, the Asian American Club hosted the annual Mock Shaadi event with colorful decorations, cultural attire, delicious food, group performances, and dancing.
Full plates & fuller hearts for Iftar
On March 12, the Muslim Student Association held an Iftar event after school to celebrate the students participating in Ramadan.
Caring for the community
On February 27, Community Care hosted it’s Mind Over Matter event, centered on learning about mental health and taking care of oneself.
Elements of style
The fashion club released their elemental 2026 winter magazine. The new winter magazine marks the fifth version of Divinaa.
Ringing in the New Year
On February 20, the Chinese Honor Society hosted the Lunar New Year Gala. Students and community members ate traditional food, played games, and watched performances.
Esports class educates younger generation
On January 23, Jonas Salk Middle School students visited Old Bridge High School’s Esports class in the Esports arena.
5th graders take Trip Around the World
At the Rooted in Culture Trip Around the World event on February 10, character ambassadors from Old Bridge elementary schools learned about different cultures.
Think, create, code
On January 28, the Society of Women Engineers and Girls Who Code hosted their second Hackathon.
Never “board” at Game “Night”
On December 19, the Black Student Union and the People First Club collaborated to hold Game “Night” in the main building cafeteria to provide funds for Jamacia and Sudan.
4th annual Rice Festival
On December 10, the Asian American Club held their fourth annual Rice Festival in the main building cafeteria. The club showcased the culture through food, games, and dance.
Sharing Christmas traditions
Italian Honor Society and Club hosted Buon Natale, a Christmas event, on December 22. Students celebrated by learning about Italian culture and playing games.
Sweet treats, sweeter competition
The annual Gingerbread house contest, hosted by the Student Senate on December 10 in the main cafeteria, spread holiday cheer through friendly competition and festive, edible decorations.
Dumplings done right
On November 12, the National Chinese Honor Society hosted Dumpling Day after school in the main cafeteria. The event offered a fun way to experience Chinese culture through food.
Marching Champions
On November 8, the MarchingKnights won the US Bands Group I Open National Championship and earned wins for Best Music, Best Visual, and Best Percussion.
Harvest for the community
The Community Care Club hosted Harvest for Care, their first event of the year, on November 19. Around 75 attendees and club members fundraised for the Old Bridge Food Bank, listened to the guest speaker, played games, and more.
Over the Moon for Mooncakes
The National Chinese Honors Society led the Mid-Autumn Festival celebration on October 6 during both lunch periods.
Marching to 1st Place
The Marching Band has carried a wave of momentum through their fall season, taking first place at multiple competitions while earning top honors in music, visual performance, and overall effect.
Bingo brings the buzz
On October 7, underclassmen gathered in the cafeteria to have a great night with friends and take their shot at winning various prizes.
Students enjoy delicious crepes
The French Honor Society hosted the La Fête des Crêpe event on April 28 in the courtyard. The event featured crepes made by the FHS using a variety of ingredients.
JSU rises to the occasion with annual Challah Bake
On May 14, the Jewish Student Union held their second annual Challah Bake, an event where students took on the challenge of making challah, a traditional Jewish bread.
An Italian Easter
The Italian Honors Society hosted an after-school meeting on April 9 to celebrate Pasqua, better known as Easter. Around 20 attendees came to learn about Pasqua, enjoy snacks, and participate in many activities.
Coding with creativity
On February 19, the Society of Women Engineers and Girls Who Code hosted the first Hackathon. The event gave students the opportunity to use their creative skills in addition to their coding skills.
Cheerleading flips the competition
On February 9, the varsity cheer placed first with their Traditional routine. They placed second in traditional at States on February 22.
Celebrating culture with food, music, and dance
The Mock Shaadi event, hosted by the Asian American Club, took place on February 23. Students experienced cultural music, dance performances, food, and more.
Celebrating Soul Food
The Black Student Union celebrated this Black History Month with their annual Soul Food event on February 27. Students gathered and savored delicious foods, dance performances, and more.
Cupid aims at OBHS
Multiple clubs embraced the month of love by holding Valentines-themed events. The fundraisers offered many activities for students to enjoy while supporting significant causes.
Grace in every step
The dance team finished the season strong, striving for victory. In their best showing of the competition season, they secured 3rd place in jazz and 5th in hip-hop at a competition on Sunday, January 12.
Celebrating the year of the snake
On January 30, the National Chinese Honor Society hosted the annual Chinese New Year Celebration to commemorate the beginning of a new year on the lunisolar calendar.
Esports on the rise
The Esports team made it to the State Championships during the fall season and two players managed to reach GSE All-Stars. Multiple classes contribute to the team’s success in various ways, such as social media.
AFJROTC flies through inspection
The AFJROTC program performed in an inspection on December 3. They exceeded standards from the inspector, assistant regional director James Garcia.
GHS’s whimsical Winterfest
The German Honor Society hosted their annual Winterfest on December 19. The event featured plenty of fun activities and entertainment, including engaging competitions, festive music, catered traditional German food and more.
ACC hosts 3rd Annual Rice Festival
The Asian American Club celebrated aspects of Asian culture at their annual Rice Festival. The club created a fun environment full of different foods, activities, and performances for everyone to enjoy.
A sweet competition
On December 5, students celebrated the Winter holiday season by wearing festive attire and participating in the Student Senate’s first gingerbread house decorating competition.
Dabbling with dumplings
On November 12, the National Chinese Honor Society held their annual “Dumpling Day” event. Approximately 70 students attended this event in the main cafeteria after school and participated in various activities, including experimenting with making their own dumplings.
Fishing trip hooks experienced and new anglers
On October 21, the Hooked on Fishing-Not on Drugs club left the Belmar Marina and spent the day fishing for black sea bass and corgis.
Knights march to victory
The Marching Knights competitive season officially began on September 28 at the New Jersey Marching Band Directors Association competition and the band has already earned victories.
Celebrating AAPI cultures
Faculty advisor Harpreet Malhi serves sushi, some of which a visiting sushi chef prepared in a live demonstration.
Clubs clean up
Bridget Lutz and Jash Prajapati walk down the side of the road and pick up litter.
Sweet victories for Indoor Percussion
While dressed in her costume, Anna Yehia offers a visual performance during the percussion show.
Red Cross saves lives
Red cross volunteer Nielle Kiara Agbulos sets up the refreshment table for donors.
Winterguard gets an “A”
Lyla Gonzalez steps to the front with her flag during a rehearsal of the team’s performance of “Awake.”
Disciplined in victory
Shayaan Qaiser and Kevin Rodriguez stand in the front row of their unarmed regulation group.
A cultural celebration
Snigdha Kandula, Siya Goyal, and Chloe Padilla showcase a Bollywood dance performance.
Sweets, treats, and games at the Soirée
Brianna Kholhepp and Sophia Masciotta laugh while they try work together to win the three-legged race.
An alarmingly fun Lunar New Year
Gia Santapolo and Daniella Young control the head of the dragon during the student-led dragon dance.
BSU honors Black History Month
Joana Junaid smiles at the crowd while performing with the Step Team, which provided entertainment at the Soul Food event.
GHS hosts Winter Extravaganza
Michael Rosa, Jason Nitsche, and Jash Prajapati compete during the water holding contest.
Polish Club debuts
Emily Korona eats a pierogi with bacon, one of the many dishes served at Polish Independence event.
Unified students take the plunge
Victoria Krol hands a ball to Frank Lorence during a Project Unified game to signify it is his turn to share.
Knight Life 