Welcome, Superintendent Sasso!
On December 1, Dr. Vincent Sasso will become the superintendent of Old Bridge Township Public Schools after serving as principal of OBHS since 2013.
OBHS hosts college fair
On September 30, Old Bridge High held a college fair organized by Grace Patella of the Guidance Department. The college fair allowed students to learn about schools and ask questions about various programs.
Return of late buses
Last school year, the Board of Education removed all late buses for after-school activities due to budget issues. Starting in October, the 4pm late bus will run every Wednesday.
Knights hold drive to save lives
On May 5, the high school’s American Red Cross Club hosted its annual blood drive with the national American Red Cross organization.
Freshmen get a taste of France at Maloney’s
On April 30, several freshmen French classes attended a field trip to the Maloney’s restaurant on Main Street in Matawan.
Proposed New Jersey bill bans cell phones in schools
In January, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy proposed a bill that would ban cell phone use in K-12 classrooms for non-educational uses at a minimum.
Picking the perfect college
As each new school year begins, many Old Bridge seniors start their college applications. After looking into schools and waiting for results, students finally pick where they’ll go.
Farewell, Mr. Cittadino
Mr. David Cittadino has resigned, effective August 15, 2025, from the Superintendent position after 11 years of service. Sam Prado Roberts interviewed Mr. Cittadino, looking back on his time in Old Bridge.
MAPS Champs take on the (WGI) World
The Indoor Percussion ensemble won the Mid Atlantic Percussion Society (MAPS) Finals on April 5. The Knights currently rank 5th in the country.
Elementary Ambassadors explore the world
On February 19, Old Bridge High School welcomed Character Ambassadors from each elementary school to an event to teach young students about many cultures.
New look, same spirit
This fall, the school store moved across the hall to a huge room with much more space for the students’ creativity to shine. The students running the store have updated their concepts of design and creativity.
Outstanding musicians earn opportunities
On November 24, five students, including Stephen Franzese, Andrew Houlgin, Christian Deserto, Sophia Pavon, and Mary Fields participated in a performance with the TCNJ Honors Wind Ensemble and Honors Jazz band.
PEER brings smiles with annual Toys for Tots drive
Each year, OBHS organizes a Toys for Tots drive sponsored by the Marine Corps, including a toy collection, Santa Con, and promotional videos made by PEER classes.
Connolly brings Morgan’s Message to OBHS
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.
Seeking solutions for late bus cuts
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…
Welcome back, OBHS students!
Dr. Sasso addresses faculty in the auditorium during the staff-in-service day.
Mental health matters
Choir hits the right note
Assembly honors local heroes and enlisting students
Play Unified adds dance and Esports teams
March of the egg babies
Investing in learning
Flying off to France
Esports team wins Overwatch 2 Tournament
State Champion Cheer team succeeds at Nationals
Dugal earns spot in USSYP
Dancing to the top
Co-ed cheer team dominates GMC, preps for Nationals
The Pod OB: Behind the scenes
Charities spreading holiday cheer
Esports and new media center come to OBHS
Marching Knights storm through fall season
The Wrap Up returns: a closer look
Students step up for Brady’s Walk
Spring musical wins three Marquee Awards
From Nimes to New Jersey
Red Cross Club saves over 200 lives
AFJROTC lifts off
Students support return of Relay for Life
Seniors experience a magical sendoff
AP Fair provides student insight
From the classroom to another country
Cheerleaders win sixth State Championship
Sweet treats for Valentine’s Day
The big band takes the stage
Students deck the doors
Students spread cheer through charity
New addition to the Woodshop program
Knights march to Nationals
Dance team gets sideline showcase
Lombardi Field press box dedicated to Ron Mazzola
Welcome back, Knights!
Getting the school in sync
Two athletes receive GMC Sportsmanship Award
Scholarships awarded to 160 seniors
Relay for Life raises money to fund cancer research
Kavya Venkatesan receives Distinguished Student award
Lollipop Shop back and ready for business
Candles for Ukraine
The Teachers & ESP of the year are…
Program provides free dresses and accessories
Lifting of mask mandate brings concerns and joy
The budding career of Mikayla Huff
Shop-rite introduces coffee shop
Homegrown rockstars take the stage
Sophomore represents USA on National U19 cricket team
Colleagues and players honor Coach Lanzafama
Free tutoring available for all students
Students eat free
OBHS moves to block scheduling
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OB helps wishes come true
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Excitement and uncertainty in the transition from remote to in-person
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Standardized testing returns
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