Ms. Hatfield’s Success Class at KHS celebrated Earth Day by planting some marigolds and zinnias. The students had fun and are looking forward to tracking their growth.
Kearny High School hosted a successful Bring Your Child to Work Day, where families enjoyed a full day of activities including crafts, hands-on culinary experiences, relay races, and a behind-the-scenes look at our workday.
Special thanks to the KHS Counseling Department for coordinating the event, our faculty and staff for leading engaging activities, student volunteers for guiding groups, and our security and maintenance teams for helping the day run smoothly. It’s always a favorite event that our children look forward to each year.
Special thanks to the KHS Counseling Department for coordinating the event, our faculty and staff for leading engaging activities, student volunteers for guiding groups, and our security and maintenance teams for helping the day run smoothly. It’s always a favorite event that our children look forward to each year.
KHS:
We are proud to celebrate the success of our recent Food Wars event, where our Kearny High School students had the opportunity to display not only their culinary talents, but also essential life skills like teamwork, creativity, and problem solving. The energy, passion, and dedication on display made this event truly special.
A heartfelt thank you to our local businesses, Moe Ramadan, The Crepe Escape, Maya Leroy, Imagine Cookies by Maya, Gizelly DeSouza, Mina's Café, Gisela Barulich, Stella's Empanadas, who generously took time out of their day to serve as judges. Your expertise, encouragement, and thoughtful feedback provided our students with meaningful inspiration and real-world insight that will stay with them well beyond this event.
We are also incredibly grateful to our local enterprise sponsor, Linda D'Isa, KUEZ Coordinator, Leidy Azcarate, KUEZ, Michelle Almeida, KUEZ Social Media for making this experience possible through your support and investment in our students’ growth.
Finally, thank you to our school leaders, Mrs. Flora Encarnacao, Kearny’s Superintendent of schools and our town dignitaries Ms. Mayor Carol Jean Doyle, Councilman Mr. Fred Esteves and Councilman, Mr. Gerald Ficeto for your presence and continued support. Your commitment to creating opportunities like this helps empower our students to explore their talents and build confidence for the future.
This event was a true reflection of what can be achieved when a community comes together—thank you all for helping make it such a memorable and impactful experience!
Thank you All!
We are proud to celebrate the success of our recent Food Wars event, where our Kearny High School students had the opportunity to display not only their culinary talents, but also essential life skills like teamwork, creativity, and problem solving. The energy, passion, and dedication on display made this event truly special.
A heartfelt thank you to our local businesses, Moe Ramadan, The Crepe Escape, Maya Leroy, Imagine Cookies by Maya, Gizelly DeSouza, Mina's Café, Gisela Barulich, Stella's Empanadas, who generously took time out of their day to serve as judges. Your expertise, encouragement, and thoughtful feedback provided our students with meaningful inspiration and real-world insight that will stay with them well beyond this event.
We are also incredibly grateful to our local enterprise sponsor, Linda D'Isa, KUEZ Coordinator, Leidy Azcarate, KUEZ, Michelle Almeida, KUEZ Social Media for making this experience possible through your support and investment in our students’ growth.
Finally, thank you to our school leaders, Mrs. Flora Encarnacao, Kearny’s Superintendent of schools and our town dignitaries Ms. Mayor Carol Jean Doyle, Councilman Mr. Fred Esteves and Councilman, Mr. Gerald Ficeto for your presence and continued support. Your commitment to creating opportunities like this helps empower our students to explore their talents and build confidence for the future.
This event was a true reflection of what can be achieved when a community comes together—thank you all for helping make it such a memorable and impactful experience!
Thank you All!
KHS:
We are proud to celebrate the success of our recent Food Wars event, where our Kearny High School students had the opportunity to display not only their culinary talents, but also essential life skills like teamwork, creativity, and problem solving. The energy, passion, and dedication on display made this event truly special.
A heartfelt thank you to our local businesses, Moe Ramadan, The Crepe Escape, Maya Leroy, Imagine Cookies by Maya, Gizelly DeSouza, Mina's Café, Gisela Barulich, Stella's Empanadas, who generously took time out of their day to serve as judges. Your expertise, encouragement, and thoughtful feedback provided our students with meaningful inspiration and real-world insight that will stay with them well beyond this event.
We are also incredibly grateful to our local enterprise sponsor, Linda D'Isa, KUEZ Coordinator, Leidy Azcarate, KUEZ, Michelle Almeida, KUEZ Social Media for making this experience possible through your support and investment in our students’ growth.
Finally, thank you to our school leaders, Mrs. Flora Encarnacao, Kearny’s Superintendent of schools and our town dignitaries Ms. Mayor Carol Jean Doyle, Councilman Mr. Fred Esteves and Councilman, Mr. Gerald Ficeto for your presence and continued support. Your commitment to creating opportunities like this helps empower our students to explore their talents and build confidence for the future.
This event was a true reflection of what can be achieved when a community comes together—thank you all for helping make it such a memorable and impactful experience!
Thank you All!
We are proud to celebrate the success of our recent Food Wars event, where our Kearny High School students had the opportunity to display not only their culinary talents, but also essential life skills like teamwork, creativity, and problem solving. The energy, passion, and dedication on display made this event truly special.
A heartfelt thank you to our local businesses, Moe Ramadan, The Crepe Escape, Maya Leroy, Imagine Cookies by Maya, Gizelly DeSouza, Mina's Café, Gisela Barulich, Stella's Empanadas, who generously took time out of their day to serve as judges. Your expertise, encouragement, and thoughtful feedback provided our students with meaningful inspiration and real-world insight that will stay with them well beyond this event.
We are also incredibly grateful to our local enterprise sponsor, Linda D'Isa, KUEZ Coordinator, Leidy Azcarate, KUEZ, Michelle Almeida, KUEZ Social Media for making this experience possible through your support and investment in our students’ growth.
Finally, thank you to our school leaders, Mrs. Flora Encarnacao, Kearny’s Superintendent of schools and our town dignitaries Ms. Mayor Carol Jean Doyle, Councilman Mr. Fred Esteves and Councilman, Mr. Gerald Ficeto for your presence and continued support. Your commitment to creating opportunities like this helps empower our students to explore their talents and build confidence for the future.
This event was a true reflection of what can be achieved when a community comes together—thank you all for helping make it such a memorable and impactful experience!
Thank you All!
KHS:
We are proud to celebrate the success of our recent Food Wars event, where our Kearny High School students had the opportunity to display not only their culinary talents, but also essential life skills like teamwork, creativity, and problem solving. The energy, passion, and dedication on display made this event truly special.
A heartfelt thank you to our local businesses, Moe Ramadan, The Crepe Escape, Maya Leroy, Imagine Cookies by Maya, Gizelly DeSouza, Mina's Café, Gisela Barulich, Stella's Empanadas, who generously took time out of their day to serve as judges. Your expertise, encouragement, and thoughtful feedback provided our students with meaningful inspiration and real-world insight that will stay with them well beyond this event.
We are also incredibly grateful to our local enterprise sponsor, Linda D'Isa, KUEZ Coordinator, Leidy Azcarate, KUEZ, Michelle Almeida, KUEZ Social Media for making this experience possible through your support and investment in our students’ growth.
Finally, thank you to our school leaders, Mrs. Flora Encarnacao, Kearny’s Superintendent of schools and our town dignitaries Ms. Mayor Carol Jean Doyle, Councilman Mr. Fred Esteves and Councilman, Mr. Gerald Ficeto for your presence and continued support. Your commitment to creating opportunities like this helps empower our students to explore their talents and build confidence for the future.
This event was a true reflection of what can be achieved when a community comes together—thank you all for helping make it such a memorable and impactful experience!
Thank you All!
We are proud to celebrate the success of our recent Food Wars event, where our Kearny High School students had the opportunity to display not only their culinary talents, but also essential life skills like teamwork, creativity, and problem solving. The energy, passion, and dedication on display made this event truly special.
A heartfelt thank you to our local businesses, Moe Ramadan, The Crepe Escape, Maya Leroy, Imagine Cookies by Maya, Gizelly DeSouza, Mina's Café, Gisela Barulich, Stella's Empanadas, who generously took time out of their day to serve as judges. Your expertise, encouragement, and thoughtful feedback provided our students with meaningful inspiration and real-world insight that will stay with them well beyond this event.
We are also incredibly grateful to our local enterprise sponsor, Linda D'Isa, KUEZ Coordinator, Leidy Azcarate, KUEZ, Michelle Almeida, KUEZ Social Media for making this experience possible through your support and investment in our students’ growth.
Finally, thank you to our school leaders, Mrs. Flora Encarnacao, Kearny’s Superintendent of schools and our town dignitaries Ms. Mayor Carol Jean Doyle, Councilman Mr. Fred Esteves and Councilman, Mr. Gerald Ficeto for your presence and continued support. Your commitment to creating opportunities like this helps empower our students to explore their talents and build confidence for the future.
This event was a true reflection of what can be achieved when a community comes together—thank you all for helping make it such a memorable and impactful experience!
Thank you All!
KHS:
We are proud to celebrate the success of our recent Food Wars event, where our Kearny High School students had the opportunity to display not only their culinary talents, but also essential life skills like teamwork, creativity, and problem solving. The energy, passion, and dedication on display made this event truly special.
A heartfelt thank you to our local businesses, Moe Ramadan, The Crepe Escape, Maya Leroy, Imagine Cookies by Maya, Gizelly DeSouza, Mina's Café, Gisela Barulich, Stella's Empanadas, who generously took time out of their day to serve as judges. Your expertise, encouragement, and thoughtful feedback provided our students with meaningful inspiration and real-world insight that will stay with them well beyond this event.
We are also incredibly grateful to our local enterprise sponsor, Linda D'Isa, KUEZ Coordinator, Leidy Azcarate, KUEZ, Michelle Almeida, KUEZ Social Media for making this experience possible through your support and investment in our students’ growth.
Finally, thank you to our school leaders, Mrs. Flora Encarnacao, Kearny’s Superintendent of schools and our town dignitaries Ms. Mayor Carol Jean Doyle, Councilman Mr. Fred Esteves and Councilman, Mr. Gerald Ficeto for your presence and continued support. Your commitment to creating opportunities like this helps empower our students to explore their talents and build confidence for the future.
This event was a true reflection of what can be achieved when a community comes together—thank you all for helping make it such a memorable and impactful experience!
Thank you All!
We are proud to celebrate the success of our recent Food Wars event, where our Kearny High School students had the opportunity to display not only their culinary talents, but also essential life skills like teamwork, creativity, and problem solving. The energy, passion, and dedication on display made this event truly special.
A heartfelt thank you to our local businesses, Moe Ramadan, The Crepe Escape, Maya Leroy, Imagine Cookies by Maya, Gizelly DeSouza, Mina's Café, Gisela Barulich, Stella's Empanadas, who generously took time out of their day to serve as judges. Your expertise, encouragement, and thoughtful feedback provided our students with meaningful inspiration and real-world insight that will stay with them well beyond this event.
We are also incredibly grateful to our local enterprise sponsor, Linda D'Isa, KUEZ Coordinator, Leidy Azcarate, KUEZ, Michelle Almeida, KUEZ Social Media for making this experience possible through your support and investment in our students’ growth.
Finally, thank you to our school leaders, Mrs. Flora Encarnacao, Kearny’s Superintendent of schools and our town dignitaries Ms. Mayor Carol Jean Doyle, Councilman Mr. Fred Esteves and Councilman, Mr. Gerald Ficeto for your presence and continued support. Your commitment to creating opportunities like this helps empower our students to explore their talents and build confidence for the future.
This event was a true reflection of what can be achieved when a community comes together—thank you all for helping make it such a memorable and impactful experience!
Thank you All!
KHS:
We are proud to celebrate the success of our recent Food Wars event, where our Kearny High School students had the opportunity to display not only their culinary talents, but also essential life skills like teamwork, creativity, and problem solving. The energy, passion, and dedication on display made this event truly special.
A heartfelt thank you to our local businesses, Moe Ramadan, The Crepe Escape, Maya Leroy, Imagine Cookies by Maya, Gizelly DeSouza, Mina's Café, Gisela Barulich, Stella's Empanadas, who generously took time out of their day to serve as judges. Your expertise, encouragement, and thoughtful feedback provided our students with meaningful inspiration and real-world insight that will stay with them well beyond this event.
We are also incredibly grateful to our local enterprise sponsor, Linda D'Isa, KUEZ Coordinator, Leidy Azcarate, KUEZ, Michelle Almeida, KUEZ Social Media for making this experience possible through your support and investment in our students’ growth.
Finally, thank you to our school leaders, Mrs. Flora Encarnacao, Kearny’s Superintendent of schools and our town dignitaries Ms. Mayor Carol Jean Doyle, Councilman Mr. Fred Esteves and Councilman, Mr. Gerald Ficeto for your presence and continued support. Your commitment to creating opportunities like this helps empower our students to explore their talents and build confidence for the future.
This event was a true reflection of what can be achieved when a community comes together—thank you all for helping make it such a memorable and impactful experience!
Thank you All!
We are proud to celebrate the success of our recent Food Wars event, where our Kearny High School students had the opportunity to display not only their culinary talents, but also essential life skills like teamwork, creativity, and problem solving. The energy, passion, and dedication on display made this event truly special.
A heartfelt thank you to our local businesses, Moe Ramadan, The Crepe Escape, Maya Leroy, Imagine Cookies by Maya, Gizelly DeSouza, Mina's Café, Gisela Barulich, Stella's Empanadas, who generously took time out of their day to serve as judges. Your expertise, encouragement, and thoughtful feedback provided our students with meaningful inspiration and real-world insight that will stay with them well beyond this event.
We are also incredibly grateful to our local enterprise sponsor, Linda D'Isa, KUEZ Coordinator, Leidy Azcarate, KUEZ, Michelle Almeida, KUEZ Social Media for making this experience possible through your support and investment in our students’ growth.
Finally, thank you to our school leaders, Mrs. Flora Encarnacao, Kearny’s Superintendent of schools and our town dignitaries Ms. Mayor Carol Jean Doyle, Councilman Mr. Fred Esteves and Councilman, Mr. Gerald Ficeto for your presence and continued support. Your commitment to creating opportunities like this helps empower our students to explore their talents and build confidence for the future.
This event was a true reflection of what can be achieved when a community comes together—thank you all for helping make it such a memorable and impactful experience!
Thank you All!
Today, we celebrate our amazing Administrative Professionals who keep the our school district running smoothly each and every day. From welcoming families to supporting staff and students, your organization, care, and dedication make a lasting impact across our schools. Thank you for all that you do!
It was an amazing day for Kearny High yesterday at the Hudson County Teen Arts ! Congrats to Ms. Gonzalez, K-Birds and our soloists!
Kearny High School’s Vocal Music Department hit all the right notes at this year’s Hudson County Alliance of Teen Artists competition! Under the direction of Vocal Music Teacher Milagros Gonzalez, our talented K-Birds delivered an outstanding performance across the board. The large group vocal ensemble earned a well-deserved silver medal, while the select boys ensemble—affectionately known as the “K-Boizzz”—also brought home silver in the small group category.
The success didn’t stop there: all three of our solo vocalists medaled! Sophomore Maisie Kelly and Junior Luis Refosco Medina each earned silver, and Senior Miguel Pinero continued his winning streak by taking home gold for the second consecutive year. Every single Kearny vocal music entry walked away with a win—an incredible achievement!
A special thank you goes out to our accompanist Sam Wilson, percussionist Sanjay Pamaar, and bassist Billy Carrion for their invaluable support. Bravo to all for representing Kearny with excellence and pride! 🎶
Kearny High School’s annual College and Career Fair is off to an amazing start! With representatives from technical schools, colleges, universities, medical facilities, and public service agencies—including police, fire, the Air Force, and the FBI—students are building valuable networking skills and exploring a wide range of future opportunities.
Kearny High School’s annual College and Career Fair is off to an amazing start! With representatives from technical schools, colleges, universities, medical facilities, and public service agencies—including police, fire, the Air Force, and the FBI—students are building valuable networking skills and exploring a wide range of future opportunities.
Kearny High School’s annual College and Career Fair is off to an amazing start! With representatives from technical schools, colleges, universities, medical facilities, and public service agencies—including police, fire, the Air Force, and the FBI—students are building valuable networking skills and exploring a wide range of future opportunities.
Kearny High School’s annual College and Career Fair is off to an amazing start! With representatives from technical schools, colleges, universities, medical facilities, and public service agencies—including police, fire, the Air Force, and the FBI—students are building valuable networking skills and exploring a wide range of future opportunities.
KHS:
Kearny High School’s annual College and Career Fair is off to an amazing start! With representatives from technical schools, colleges, universities, medical facilities, and public service agencies—including police, fire, the Air Force, and the FBI—students are building valuable networking skills and exploring a wide range of future opportunities.
Kearny High School’s annual College and Career Fair is off to an amazing start! With representatives from technical schools, colleges, universities, medical facilities, and public service agencies—including police, fire, the Air Force, and the FBI—students are building valuable networking skills and exploring a wide range of future opportunities.
Kearny High School’s annual College and Career Fair is off to an amazing start! With representatives from technical schools, colleges, universities, medical facilities, and public service agencies—including police, fire, the Air Force, and the FBI—students are building valuable networking skills and exploring a wide range of future opportunities.
Kearny High School’s annual College and Career Fair is off to an amazing start! With representatives from technical schools, colleges, universities, medical facilities, and public service agencies—including police, fire, the Air Force, and the FBI—students are building valuable networking skills and exploring a wide range of future opportunities.
Kearny High School’s annual College and Career Fair is off to an amazing start! With representatives from technical schools, colleges, universities, medical facilities, and public service agencies—including police, fire, the Air Force, and the FBI—students are building valuable networking skills and exploring a wide range of future opportunities.
Heroes Among Us: During a recent field trip, Mr. Ribeiro’s swift and decisive action during a medical emergency saved a life. We are proud to recognize Mr. Ribeiro for his courage and unwavering commitment to helping those in need.
Kearny High School’s annual College and Career Fair is off to an amazing start! With representatives from technical schools, colleges, universities, medical facilities, and public service agencies—including police, fire, the Air Force, and the FBI—students are building valuable networking skills and exploring a wide range of future opportunities.
KHS:
On Friday April 17 the KHS Physical Education department held their annual Army field day where three of our current seniors : Julissa Herrera-Gonzalez; Allison Licona and Orville Golding were recognized for their commitment to the National Guard and honored by receiving their stole for graduation day . The day was a huge success with all of our students taking part in varying fitness and skill based activities with 8 representatives form the Army National Guard throughout the day .
On Friday April 17 the KHS Physical Education department held their annual Army field day where three of our current seniors : Julissa Herrera-Gonzalez; Allison Licona and Orville Golding were recognized for their commitment to the National Guard and honored by receiving their stole for graduation day . The day was a huge success with all of our students taking part in varying fitness and skill based activities with 8 representatives form the Army National Guard throughout the day .
