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Kearny High School Pep Rally!
Kearny High School Pep Rally!
KHS:
Kearny High School Pep Rally!
Kearny High School Pep Rally!
KHS:
On Thursday, March 26 at 7:30pm the students nominated for the monthly student of the month were honored at a lovely breakfast prepared by the Culinary Department in the KHS Media Center.
On Thursday, March 26 at 7:30pm the students nominated for the monthly student of the month were honored at a lovely breakfast prepared by the Culinary Department in the KHS Media Center.
KHS:
On Thursday, March 26 at 7:30pm the students nominated for the monthly student of the month were honored at a lovely breakfast prepared by the Culinary Department in the KHS Media Center.
On Thursday, March 26 at 7:30pm the students nominated for the monthly student of the month were honored at a lovely breakfast prepared by the Culinary Department in the KHS Media Center.
KHS:
On Thursday, March 26 at 7:30pm the students nominated for the monthly student of the month were honored at a lovely breakfast prepared by the Culinary Department in the KHS Media Center.
On Thursday, March 26 at 7:30pm the students nominated for the monthly student of the month were honored at a lovely breakfast prepared by the Culinary Department in the KHS Media Center.
KHS:
Ten students from Kearny High School’s architecture, engineering, and medical programs attended the 13th annual Girls in Technology Symposium at Hudson County Community College. The event was designed to inspire young women pursuing careers in STEM fields. During the symposium, students heard a keynote presentation on artificial intelligence and took part in an interactive panel discussion featuring women working in STEM, including a senior engineer at the Port Authority and a data engineer at a fintech startup. Participants also engaged in hands-on activities exploring topics such as linkage mechanisms, green energy, and artificial intelligence, providing them with practical insight into these growing fields.
Ten students from Kearny High School’s architecture, engineering, and medical programs attended the 13th annual Girls in Technology Symposium at Hudson County Community College. The event was designed to inspire young women pursuing careers in STEM fields. During the symposium, students heard a keynote presentation on artificial intelligence and took part in an interactive panel discussion featuring women working in STEM, including a senior engineer at the Port Authority and a data engineer at a fintech startup. Participants also engaged in hands-on activities exploring topics such as linkage mechanisms, green energy, and artificial intelligence, providing them with practical insight into these growing fields.
KHS:
Ten students from Kearny High School’s architecture, engineering, and medical programs attended the 13th annual Girls in Technology Symposium at Hudson County Community College. The event was designed to inspire young women pursuing careers in STEM fields. During the symposium, students heard a keynote presentation on artificial intelligence and took part in an interactive panel discussion featuring women working in STEM, including a senior engineer at the Port Authority and a data engineer at a fintech startup. Participants also engaged in hands-on activities exploring topics such as linkage mechanisms, green energy, and artificial intelligence, providing them with practical insight into these growing fields.
Ten students from Kearny High School’s architecture, engineering, and medical programs attended the 13th annual Girls in Technology Symposium at Hudson County Community College. The event was designed to inspire young women pursuing careers in STEM fields. During the symposium, students heard a keynote presentation on artificial intelligence and took part in an interactive panel discussion featuring women working in STEM, including a senior engineer at the Port Authority and a data engineer at a fintech startup. Participants also engaged in hands-on activities exploring topics such as linkage mechanisms, green energy, and artificial intelligence, providing them with practical insight into these growing fields.
KHS:
Kearny High School had the honor of having Lheanna Leighn Ortega Balatbat receiving this prestigious award and her school counselor, Mrs. Edi presenting it to her.
The New Jersey High School Unsung Hero Award, often presented by the NJSBA( New Jersey School Boards Association) and county affiliates, honors seniors who make significant, positive contributions to their school and community through quiet leadership, kindness, and hard work, rather than just academic or athletic accolades. It recognizes students who go above and beyond without seeking recognition.
Kearny High School had the honor of having Lheanna Leighn Ortega Balatbat receiving this prestigious award and her school counselor, Mrs. Edi presenting it to her.
The New Jersey High School Unsung Hero Award, often presented by the NJSBA( New Jersey School Boards Association) and county affiliates, honors seniors who make significant, positive contributions to their school and community through quiet leadership, kindness, and hard work, rather than just academic or athletic accolades. It recognizes students who go above and beyond without seeking recognition.
KHS:
Kearny High School had the honor of having Lheanna Leighn Ortega Balatbat receiving this prestigious award and her school counselor, Mrs. Edi presenting it to her.
The New Jersey High School Unsung Hero Award, often presented by the NJSBA( New Jersey School Boards Association) and county affiliates, honors seniors who make significant, positive contributions to their school and community through quiet leadership, kindness, and hard work, rather than just academic or athletic accolades. It recognizes students who go above and beyond without seeking recognition.
Kearny High School had the honor of having Lheanna Leighn Ortega Balatbat receiving this prestigious award and her school counselor, Mrs. Edi presenting it to her.
The New Jersey High School Unsung Hero Award, often presented by the NJSBA( New Jersey School Boards Association) and county affiliates, honors seniors who make significant, positive contributions to their school and community through quiet leadership, kindness, and hard work, rather than just academic or athletic accolades. It recognizes students who go above and beyond without seeking recognition.
KHS:
On Wednesday, May 25th, two former students from the medical class brought a mini regional healthcare panel to speak to the current medical students. It was virtual and in-person. Nicole Paz, a Rutgers senior and a Fellow with the LMSA (Latino Medical Student Association) helped organize this mini panel. The panel consisted of a Physician Assistant student from Kean University, a medical student from the New Jersey School of Medicine, a CNA, who was also a former Kearny High School medical student, and a registered nurse from Hackensack Medical Center working in stem cell research and Kidney and Pancreas transplants. It was very informative and interactive. There was a guided discussion and student Q & A. This allowed students to ask questions and speak directly with these team professionals. The panelists shared their journeys and experiences. There were over one hundred students included in this presentation. Hopefully, this will help them with their future training and career path.
On Wednesday, May 25th, two former students from the medical class brought a mini regional healthcare panel to speak to the current medical students. It was virtual and in-person. Nicole Paz, a Rutgers senior and a Fellow with the LMSA (Latino Medical Student Association) helped organize this mini panel. The panel consisted of a Physician Assistant student from Kean University, a medical student from the New Jersey School of Medicine, a CNA, who was also a former Kearny High School medical student, and a registered nurse from Hackensack Medical Center working in stem cell research and Kidney and Pancreas transplants. It was very informative and interactive. There was a guided discussion and student Q & A. This allowed students to ask questions and speak directly with these team professionals. The panelists shared their journeys and experiences. There were over one hundred students included in this presentation. Hopefully, this will help them with their future training and career path.
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Congratulations to our Patriot Pen Winner! Junior Marie Silva was awarded first place from the Kearny VFW Post 1302 for her essay on “How are you showing patriotism and support for our country?”
#vfwpost1302
Congratulations to our Patriot Pen Winner! Junior Marie Silva was awarded first place from the Kearny VFW Post 1302 for her essay on “How are you showing patriotism and support for our country?”
#vfwpost1302
Kearny students stepped up to the plate at the March 12 Day of Computing at the Yogi Berra Museum ⚾💻
Elementary and middle school learners explored Baseball in STEM, 3D printing, and Piper Computer Kits, building creativity and computational thinking skills. Thank you to the Northern New Jersey Computer Science Hub for coordinating this engaging learning experience.
Elementary and middle school learners explored Baseball in STEM, 3D printing, and Piper Computer Kits, building creativity and computational thinking skills. Thank you to the Northern New Jersey Computer Science Hub for coordinating this engaging learning experience.
Wishing our community a joyous Eid Al-Fitr! May this day bring peace, happiness, and blessings to all who celebrate. ✨🌙
KHS:
On March 18, Mr. Cacciottolo, with the help of Mrs. Solis, took 19 of his Italian 3 students to Manhattan for an elegant night out. We first went to an Italian restaurant on the Upper East Side for a delicious dinner of pasta and pizza. Then we went to the Metropolitan Opera for a performance of Madama Butterfly, by the Italian composer Giacomo Puccini. All students loved the quality of the food (and the joyful atmosphere at the restaurant), and the beauty of the opera. Twenty-five years ago, I started adding the study of Italian Opera to the curriculum of the Italian 3 classes with the intention of then bringing those students to see a live performance of one of the operas we studied. It has been a successful yearly part of my 27-year tenure at Kearny High School. This was the last time I went to see an opera with my students because I will be retiring at the end of June.
On March 18, Mr. Cacciottolo, with the help of Mrs. Solis, took 19 of his Italian 3 students to Manhattan for an elegant night out. We first went to an Italian restaurant on the Upper East Side for a delicious dinner of pasta and pizza. Then we went to the Metropolitan Opera for a performance of Madama Butterfly, by the Italian composer Giacomo Puccini. All students loved the quality of the food (and the joyful atmosphere at the restaurant), and the beauty of the opera. Twenty-five years ago, I started adding the study of Italian Opera to the curriculum of the Italian 3 classes with the intention of then bringing those students to see a live performance of one of the operas we studied. It has been a successful yearly part of my 27-year tenure at Kearny High School. This was the last time I went to see an opera with my students because I will be retiring at the end of June.
KHS:
On March 18, Mr. Cacciottolo, with the help of Mrs. Solis, took 19 of his Italian 3 students to Manhattan for an elegant night out. We first went to an Italian restaurant on the Upper East Side for a delicious dinner of pasta and pizza. Then we went to the Metropolitan Opera for a performance of Madama Butterfly, by the Italian composer Giacomo Puccini. All students loved the quality of the food (and the joyful atmosphere at the restaurant), and the beauty of the opera. Twenty-five years ago, I started adding the study of Italian Opera to the curriculum of the Italian 3 classes with the intention of then bringing those students to see a live performance of one of the operas we studied. It has been a successful yearly part of my 27-year tenure at Kearny High School. This was the last time I went to see an opera with my students because I will be retiring at the end of June.
On March 18, Mr. Cacciottolo, with the help of Mrs. Solis, took 19 of his Italian 3 students to Manhattan for an elegant night out. We first went to an Italian restaurant on the Upper East Side for a delicious dinner of pasta and pizza. Then we went to the Metropolitan Opera for a performance of Madama Butterfly, by the Italian composer Giacomo Puccini. All students loved the quality of the food (and the joyful atmosphere at the restaurant), and the beauty of the opera. Twenty-five years ago, I started adding the study of Italian Opera to the curriculum of the Italian 3 classes with the intention of then bringing those students to see a live performance of one of the operas we studied. It has been a successful yearly part of my 27-year tenure at Kearny High School. This was the last time I went to see an opera with my students because I will be retiring at the end of June.
KHS:
On March 18, Mr. Cacciottolo, with the help of Mrs. Solis, took 19 of his Italian 3 students to Manhattan for an elegant night out. We first went to an Italian restaurant on the Upper East Side for a delicious dinner of pasta and pizza. Then we went to the Metropolitan Opera for a performance of Madama Butterfly, by the Italian composer Giacomo Puccini. All students loved the quality of the food (and the joyful atmosphere at the restaurant), and the beauty of the opera. Twenty-five years ago, I started adding the study of Italian Opera to the curriculum of the Italian 3 classes with the intention of then bringing those students to see a live performance of one of the operas we studied. It has been a successful yearly part of my 27-year tenure at Kearny High School. This was the last time I went to see an opera with my students because I will be retiring at the end of June.
On March 18, Mr. Cacciottolo, with the help of Mrs. Solis, took 19 of his Italian 3 students to Manhattan for an elegant night out. We first went to an Italian restaurant on the Upper East Side for a delicious dinner of pasta and pizza. Then we went to the Metropolitan Opera for a performance of Madama Butterfly, by the Italian composer Giacomo Puccini. All students loved the quality of the food (and the joyful atmosphere at the restaurant), and the beauty of the opera. Twenty-five years ago, I started adding the study of Italian Opera to the curriculum of the Italian 3 classes with the intention of then bringing those students to see a live performance of one of the operas we studied. It has been a successful yearly part of my 27-year tenure at Kearny High School. This was the last time I went to see an opera with my students because I will be retiring at the end of June.
KHS:
Our Independent Living students had a blast making pancakes with Ms. Aziz and Mrs. DeLima, Director of Special Services. The curriculum focused on following multi-step directions, ingredient preparation, and oven safety. The class was full of focus as students watched for bubbles to appear—the secret sign that it’s time to flip! The best part? The toppings and hot chocolate, of course!
Our Independent Living students had a blast making pancakes with Ms. Aziz and Mrs. DeLima, Director of Special Services. The curriculum focused on following multi-step directions, ingredient preparation, and oven safety. The class was full of focus as students watched for bubbles to appear—the secret sign that it’s time to flip! The best part? The toppings and hot chocolate, of course!
KHS:
Our Independent Living students had a blast making pancakes with Ms. Aziz and Mrs. DeLima, Director of Special Services. The curriculum focused on following multi-step directions, ingredient preparation, and oven safety. The class was full of focus as students watched for bubbles to appear—the secret sign that it’s time to flip! The best part? The toppings and hot chocolate, of course!
Our Independent Living students had a blast making pancakes with Ms. Aziz and Mrs. DeLima, Director of Special Services. The curriculum focused on following multi-step directions, ingredient preparation, and oven safety. The class was full of focus as students watched for bubbles to appear—the secret sign that it’s time to flip! The best part? The toppings and hot chocolate, of course!
The Kearny School District is excited to participate in the upcoming 2026 NJSTRIDE Virtual Job Fair and looks forward to meeting with aspiring and experienced educators interested in making a difference in our schools.
🗓 Thursday, March 19
⏰ 4:30 – 7:00 PM
🔗 Register and explore current opportunities: NJSTRIDE.org/jobfair
Please note that administrator candidates will not be interviewed at this event. We encourage educators at all stages of their careers to attend
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The KHS Success, Independent Living class, practiced their cooking skills today and made pizza bagels.
The KHS Success, Independent Living class, practiced their cooking skills today and made pizza bagels.
