
Shout-outs, and Tigers and Fun, oh my! The Elementary/ESL Summer Program wrapped up their last week with unforgettable fun! We had a visit from the Schuyler Tiger and our weekly shout outs! We also celebrated the last day with some exciting inflatables and awesome games presented by our Middle School students and teachers! We hope everyone enjoys the rest of their summer!











šŖ Week 4 at ESY: Circus Spectacular! šŖ
Students and staff stepped right up in their brightest, boldest, and most exciting circus-themed outfits ā and the fun didnāt stop there! š¤¹āāļøš¤”š©
We juggled our way through a day full of fine and gross motor activities like sack races, beanbag toss, jumbo Jenga, spin art, cup stacking, and more. šØšāāļøšÆ
The grand finale? Delicious circus treats ā snow cones and popcorn, of course! š§šæ
Big cheers for our amazing ESY performers this week!
Students and staff stepped right up in their brightest, boldest, and most exciting circus-themed outfits ā and the fun didnāt stop there! š¤¹āāļøš¤”š©
We juggled our way through a day full of fine and gross motor activities like sack races, beanbag toss, jumbo Jenga, spin art, cup stacking, and more. šØšāāļøšÆ
The grand finale? Delicious circus treats ā snow cones and popcorn, of course! š§šæ
Big cheers for our amazing ESY performers this week!

From Shout Outs to Laser Shows, the Elementary/ESL Summer Program is definitely rocking! Students are learning, dancing, and making summer memories together!







Week 3 of ESY was full of sunshine and smiles! āļø
Students continued their weekly scavenger hunt fun with a lemonade theme, searching high and low for all things zesty and bright! āØ
They also tapped into their creative side by constructing and decorating their own kites, then took to the outdoors to watch them soar. šŖšØ
We wrapped up the week by wearing yellow and cooling off with some fresh-squeezed fun at the ESY lemonade standāa sweet end to a cheerful week! ššš
Students continued their weekly scavenger hunt fun with a lemonade theme, searching high and low for all things zesty and bright! āØ
They also tapped into their creative side by constructing and decorating their own kites, then took to the outdoors to watch them soar. šŖšØ
We wrapped up the week by wearing yellow and cooling off with some fresh-squeezed fun at the ESY lemonade standāa sweet end to a cheerful week! ššš





š£ Save the Date:
The Board of Education Meeting previously scheduled for July 28th has been changed to šļø July 21 at š§ 7pm at the Board Office: 172 Midland Avenue.
The public is welcome to attend.


Week 2 of ESY is in the books! š¦š«§
This week was all about ice cream and bubblesātwo of summerās favorite things!
Our students enjoyed completing an ice cream scavenger hunt, followed by bubble fun and popsicles! š
Hereās to learning, laughter, and lots of sticky smiles. Bring on Week 3! šāØ
#ESY2025 #SummerLearningFun
This week was all about ice cream and bubblesātwo of summerās favorite things!
Our students enjoyed completing an ice cream scavenger hunt, followed by bubble fun and popsicles! š
Hereās to learning, laughter, and lots of sticky smiles. Bring on Week 3! šāØ
#ESY2025 #SummerLearningFun






First Week of ESY = A Splashing Success! (Part 2)
We kicked off our Extended School Year with a Beach & Ocean theme, and our students dove right into the fun!
Early in the week, they explored with a Beach Scavenger Hunt, discovering seashells, sunglasses, and more! The fun continued with hands-on activities like dot painting, playdough ocean creations, bean bag toss games, fishing, and time at the sensory table.
Weāre off to a fantastic start and canāt wait to see what next week brings! ššš #ESY2025 #BeachWeek #LearningThroughPlay
We kicked off our Extended School Year with a Beach & Ocean theme, and our students dove right into the fun!
Early in the week, they explored with a Beach Scavenger Hunt, discovering seashells, sunglasses, and more! The fun continued with hands-on activities like dot painting, playdough ocean creations, bean bag toss games, fishing, and time at the sensory table.
Weāre off to a fantastic start and canāt wait to see what next week brings! ššš #ESY2025 #BeachWeek #LearningThroughPlay







First Week of ESY = A Splashing Success!
We kicked off our Extended School Year with a Beach & Ocean theme, and our students dove right into the fun!
šļø Early in the week, they explored with a Beach Scavenger Hunt, discovering seashells, sunglasses, and more! The fun continued with hands-on activities like dot painting, playdough ocean creations, bean bag toss games, fishing, and time at the sensory table.
Weāre off to a fantastic start and canāt wait to see what next week brings! ššš #ESY2025 #BeachWeek #LearningThroughPlay
We kicked off our Extended School Year with a Beach & Ocean theme, and our students dove right into the fun!
šļø Early in the week, they explored with a Beach Scavenger Hunt, discovering seashells, sunglasses, and more! The fun continued with hands-on activities like dot painting, playdough ocean creations, bean bag toss games, fishing, and time at the sensory table.
Weāre off to a fantastic start and canāt wait to see what next week brings! ššš #ESY2025 #BeachWeek #LearningThroughPlay








Our very own KHS Band Member, Rossy Ramirez, has been accepted into the Juilliard School of Musicās MAP Pre-College Program! This advanced opportunity allows students to study and perform with some of New York Cityās greatest musicians and educators.
Rossy is a member of the KHS Concert Band, Marching Band, Jazz Band, and Musical Theater Program. Outside of KHS, she regularly performs with the Bloomfield Youth Band, and has also played with the New Jersey Wind Symphony, TCNJ honors wind ensemble, and with the Stevens Institute of Technology Wind Ensemble.
Congratulations Rossy! We are so proud of you!
Rossy is a member of the KHS Concert Band, Marching Band, Jazz Band, and Musical Theater Program. Outside of KHS, she regularly performs with the Bloomfield Youth Band, and has also played with the New Jersey Wind Symphony, TCNJ honors wind ensemble, and with the Stevens Institute of Technology Wind Ensemble.
Congratulations Rossy! We are so proud of you!



At this year's senior picnic, our students were overcome with emotion as they received words of celebration and encouragement from their teachers, family and friends. The Red Letter Project, spearheaded by Sophomore class advisor Emilee Marshall, celebrates their journey and cheers them on as they take their next steps. We thank Ms. Marshall - who secured more than 500 letters addressed to every senior - for inaugurating this project.







The Kearny School District will hold its regular Board of Education Meeting
š Monday, June 16, 2025
š7PM
šKHS: 336 Devon Street
The public is welcome to attend.


The ESL/Bilingual Family Engagement group recently held its Grand Finale event at the Kearny Public Library. Participants enjoyed arts and crafts, food, and music all while getting to meet and interact with members of the Kearny Police Dept., Kearny Health Dept., and Liberty Family Success Center. Giveaways were made possible through the generous donations from Red Bulls, Shoprite, BJ's, and Soccer Post. Thank you to everyone who came together to make this possible including the group's facilitators, volunteers, and Mr. Humphrey for generously hosting the event again this year.











Congratulations to our Athletes of the Month: Braidenā Logueā Qualified for the Group IV State Championship meet in the 1600, running a time of 4:28.58.
Gaby Pifano went on to qualify for the Meet of Champions, placing 8th in the State and breaking the school record in the Shot Put with a throw of 39ā7 ¼ā.



š Decision Day 2025 at KHS! š
Kearny High School seniors proudly repped their college gear and made it official by signing their names and future alma maters on the Decision Day banner as they kicked off graduation season in style. āļøš











Kearny High School Selected for Inclusion in Varsity Yearbook's Portfolio Volume 30
Kearny High School is proud to announce its yearbook has been selected for inclusion in Varsity Yearbookās prestigious Portfolio ā a showcase celebrating the most exceptional yearbooks in the country printed by Varsity Yearbook.
This honor places Kearny High School among just 617 schools featured in this yearās volume, out of which more than 2,100 examples were thoughtfully curated.
Portfolio highlights yearbooks that demonstrate consistent excellence in both verbal and visual elements, exemplary coverage and top-notch photography. Representing the top books printed by Varsity Yearbook, this collection reflects the passion, skill and collaboration behind each yearbook staff.
This award marks the third consecutive honor for our Yearbook advisor, Ms. Dlugosh!




On Thursday May 15th, KHS Broadcasting students Jasmine Viera, Aurora Latona, Rebecca Fontes, Mauricio Gomez, and Gabriela Novillo participated in the 2025 High School Film Challenge and Workshop at Jackson Liberty High School with Mr. Miller. The students attended workshops from industry professionals on cinematography, horror film special effects, and social media branding. The students also created a 3 minute short to compete alongside other schools, compared techniques and resources, shared work, and asked questions to the guests. The students received feedback, as well as career and field advice.


KHS Broadcasting would like to thank today's guest speakers Kalleen Rose Ozanic and Kerry Golden for their time. Conducted with an in-person and virtual session respectively, the guests provided unique journalism, television, and media industry knowledge and insight.





ššØ Congratulations to Sofia Silva Gauilanes, a Roosevelt 6th grader, on earning Honorable Mention in the Hudson County Improvement Authorityās 2025 Earth Day Art Contest!
Her artwork, inspired by this yearās theme āClean Streets, Clean Waters,ā was celebrated at the awards ceremony and is on display at Liberty Science Center through May. šš§¼šļø





In observance of Memorial Day, we honor and remember the brave individuals who gave their lives in service to our country. šŗšø


On May 20th, Kearny High School proudly held its first induction ceremony for the National Mathematics Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta. This event marked the establishment of our inaugural charter, dedicated to recognizing excellence in mathematics.
During the ceremony, 30 senior students were formally inducted into the society, celebrating their academic achievements and passion for mathematics. As founding members of our chapter, these students pave the way for future scholars and set a strong precedent for mathematical excellence within our school community.
Congratulations to all inductees and look forward to the continued success of Mu Alpha Theta at our school.




