
KHS:
On Wednesday, June 5th, Mrs. Fasciano’s 11th graders in the Early College Academy took a trip to Hudson County Community College in Jersey City for their campus orientation. Come September, these twelve students will spend a majority of their Senior year school day at HCCC taking classes in person as they complete the final two semesters of their Associate’s Degree program. They will be the first class in KHS history to graduate with both a high school diploma and a college degree. We are so excited for them!







KHS:
National Honor Society Picnic!!











KHS:
On Monday, June 6th, our KHS multilingual volunteers helped current ESL/Bilingual LMS 8th graders answer riddles to locate important KHS locations. Pertinent KHS information was disseminated to the parents and guardians. The exciting evening finished with pizza, cake, and dancing.





KHS:
On Monday, June 6th, our KHS multilingual volunteers helped current ESL/Bilingual LMS 8th graders answer riddles to locate important KHS locations. Pertinent KHS information was disseminated to the parents and guardians. The exciting evening finished with pizza, cake, and dancing.







Kaleidoscope Concert


KHS;
Kaleidoscope Concert


KHS:
Kaleidoscope Concert








KHS:
On Friday, May 31st, the KHS Counseling Department celebrated National Decision Day. Each Senior bound for college, trade school or the military was invited to come and sign the annual banner which will be displayed in the front hallway, get some "Smart Cookie" treats and proudly take a picture altogether on the front steps. This yearly event allows us to celebrate the graduating class's achievements and bright future endeavors.
Thank you to the Counseling Department!!








KHS:
On Friday, May 31st, the KHS Counseling Department celebrated National Decision Day. Each Senior bound for college, trade school or the military was invited to come and sign the annual banner which will be displayed in the front hallway, get some "Smart Cookie" treats and proudly take a picture altogether on the front steps. This yearly event allows us to celebrate the graduating class's achievements and bright future endeavors.
Thank you to the Counseling Department!!




Kearny High School Seniors participated in the annual Decision Day by signing their names and college choices on a banner and showing off their college gear! Faculty also participated in the event by proudly wearing the shirts of their alma maters. Congratulations to our seniors!

KHS:
On May 30, the World Language Department hosted its Induction Ceremony for the 4 foreign languages taught at Kearny H.S., French, Italian, Japanese, and Spanish. 36 students were inducted into their respective honor societies. The induction ceremony was held in the auditorium with the participation of our Superintendent, several administrators from the school, all counselors, the teachers of the department, and many parents. The guest speaker was a senior student of AP Italian, who spoke about the beauty and the importance of studying and practicing a foreign language. Afterward, the entire group moved to the Media center for delicious refreshments prepared by the school's cooking department.

KHS:
On May 30, the World Language Department hosted its Induction Ceremony for the 4 foreign languages taught at Kearny H.S., French, Italian, Japanese, and Spanish. 36 students were inducted into their respective honor societies. The induction ceremony was held in the auditorium with the participation of our Superintendent, several administrators from the school, all counselors, the teachers of the department, and many parents. The guest speaker was a senior student of AP Italian, who spoke about the beauty and the importance of studying and practicing a foreign language. Afterward, the entire group moved to the Media center for delicious refreshments prepared by the school's cooking department.

KHS:
On May 30, the World Language Department hosted its Induction Ceremony for the 4 foreign languages taught at Kearny H.S., French, Italian, Japanese, and Spanish. 36 students were inducted into their respective honor societies. The induction ceremony was held in the auditorium with the participation of our Superintendent, several administrators from the school, all counselors, the teachers of the department, and many parents. The guest speaker was a senior student of AP Italian, who spoke about the beauty and the importance of studying and practicing a foreign language. Afterward, the entire group moved to the Media center for delicious refreshments prepared by the school's cooking department.

KHS:
On May 30, the World Language Department hosted its Induction Ceremony for the 4 foreign languages taught at Kearny H.S., French, Italian, Japanese, and Spanish. 36 students were inducted into their respective honor societies. The induction ceremony was held in the auditorium with the participation of our Superintendent, several administrators from the school, all counselors, the teachers of the department, and many parents. The guest speaker was a senior student of AP Italian, who spoke about the beauty and the importance of studying and practicing a foreign language. Afterward, the entire group moved to the Media center for delicious refreshments prepared by the school's cooking department.

KHS:
On May 30, the World Language Department hosted its Induction Ceremony for the 4 foreign languages taught at Kearny H.S., French, Italian, Japanese, and Spanish. 36 students were inducted into their respective honor societies. The induction ceremony was held in the auditorium with the participation of our Superintendent, several administrators from the school, all counselors, the teachers of the department, and many parents. The guest speaker was a senior student of AP Italian, who spoke about the beauty and the importance of studying and practicing a foreign language. Afterward, the entire group moved to the Media center for delicious refreshments prepared by the school's cooking department.

KHS:
On May 30, the World Language Department hosted its Induction Ceremony for the 4 foreign languages taught at Kearny H.S., French, Italian, Japanese, and Spanish. 36 students were inducted into their respective honor societies. The induction ceremony was held in the auditorium with the participation of our Superintendent, several administrators from the school, all counselors, the teachers of the department, and many parents. The guest speaker was a senior student of AP Italian, who spoke about the beauty and the importance of studying and practicing a foreign language. Afterward, the entire group moved to the Media center for delicious refreshments prepared by the school's cooking department.

KHS:
Today a group of Lincoln Middle School students had the opportunity to visit Kearny High School for a transition tour. The students were able to walk around the building to see all of the exciting things that KHS has to offer. During the tour they met staff members and saw KHS students engaged in learning.


KHS:
Kearny High School was proud to present our Valedictorian, Alessandra Zulueta Nieto and our Salutatorian, Ivan Zhang at the Thirty-Fifth Annual Hudson County Academic Achievement Recognition Program in Secaucus, NJ. We are so proud of them!!!


🛠️ Kearny High School’s Building and Trades students, led by Mr. Phil Talone, dove into hands-on activities at the Construction Industry Career Day Expo at the NJ Convention Expo Center on May 29th! Sponsored by CCT, DISCA, ELEC and others, the attendees learned about educational opportunities, wage progressions, participated in demonstrations, and inquired about the signup process for the various unions represented at the show. Our kids represented the district well by demonstrating professionalism, courtesy and genuine interest in the field. Thank you to Mr. Talone for organizing the trip, and kudos to our students on a job well done! 🛠️






Kearny High School second year medical students were honored at the annual Clara Maass Volunteer Recognition luncheon held at Nanina's In The Park. The students were in attendance alongside County Tech, Belleville High School, Montclair High School, and North Arlington High School. The guest speaker was Dr. Avril Ano who began as a teen volunteer at Clara and is now one of their emergency room physicians. Dante Correa, a Kearny High School senior, was honored for being an exemplary teen volunteer. Also in attendance were two volunteers: one who just turned 90 years old and another who is 100 years old. The students listened to great stories and socialized with students from the other high schools.
