
On Wednesday February 28th, KHS Broadcasting was visited by Ms. Alexis Noriega, Associate Producer at Forbes! Ms. Noriega spoke about her experience working in video production as a Producer and Editor and showed students examples of content her team has produced with an outreach of millions of viewers. She also provided students with career advice in the media industry. Thank you so much for visiting Ms. Noriega!





Kearny Wrestling ~ High School Sports teaches students to NEVER GIVE UP!
Our very own Joshua Baeza was down 10 - 2 with just over a minute left and victory looking bleak. He pins his opponent from Sparta to progress in the NJSIAA State Tournament wrestle back stage at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City!!!! Lets gooooo Josh ~ Good Luck! ~ Kardinal Pride

KHS:
Congratulations to Ryan Valli who finished 9th in state at the NJSIAA Individual Championships. He placed 9th out of 103 bowlers. Ryan finishes his career as the most decorated male bowler in KHS History. His accomplishments include leading the HCIAL twice in average, winning the HCIAL King of the Lanes tournament twice, qualifying for the state individual tournament three times, winning the North II Sectional Title, and a perfect 300 game.
Great Job!!
Congratulations!!


KHS:
On Wednesday February 28th, KHS Broadcasting was visited by Ms. Alexis Noriega, Associate Producer at Forbes! Ms. Noriega spoke about her experience working in video production as a Producer and Editor and showed students examples of content her team has produced with an outreach of millions of viewers. She also provided students with career advice in the media industry. Thank you so much for visiting Ms. Noriega!
This is Great!!





BHS:
As part of the celebration of Black History Month, the student body had an assembly on Thursday, February 29. The assembly was run by B.F.A.M (Brothers from Another Mother).
The B.F.A.M presentation is an extension of the legacy and history of how the arts can positively affect youth in New Jersey. The presenters, Wiz, Rebecca, KHS graduate, Eddie Cash and founder Anthony Solo Harris, were brought together to form a brotherhood through music and dance. That brotherhood has lasted 20 years, which has allowed them to create a portfolio of progressive work and a lifetime of service to the artistic youth of New Jersey. The B.F.A.M presentation is designed to inspire, empower, and most importantly give the youth a sense of pride in being from New Jersey.
The message today was to be accepting of all people, cheer each other on, and use the muscle that is most important, your brain! They shared individual stories about their struggles growing up and they were very moving. They emphasized...find your passion, learn from an amazing mentor, and follow your dreams.




BHS:
As part of the celebration of Black History Month, the student body had an assembly on Thursday, February 29. The assembly was run by B.F.A.M (Brothers from Another Mother).
The B.F.A.M presentation is an extension of the legacy and history of how the arts can positively affect youth in New Jersey. The presenters, Wiz, Rebecca, KHS graduate, Eddie Cash and founder Anthony Solo Harris, were brought together to form a brotherhood through music and dance. That brotherhood has lasted 20 years, which has allowed them to create a portfolio of progressive work and a lifetime of service to the artistic youth of New Jersey. The B.F.A.M presentation is designed to inspire, empower, and most importantly give the youth a sense of pride in being from New Jersey.
The message today was to be accepting of all people, cheer each other on, and use the muscle that is most important, your brain! They shared individual stories about their struggles growing up and they were very moving. They emphasized...find your passion, learn from an amazing mentor, and follow your dreams.





BHS:
As part of the celebration of Black History Month, the student body had an assembly on Thursday, February 29. The assembly was run by B.F.A.M (Brothers from Another Mother).
The B.F.A.M presentation is an extension of the legacy and history of how the arts can positively affect youth in New Jersey. The presenters, Wiz, Rebecca, KHS graduate, Eddie Cash and founder Anthony Solo Harris, were brought together to form a brotherhood through music and dance. That brotherhood has lasted 20 years, which has allowed them to create a portfolio of progressive work and a lifetime of service to the artistic youth of New Jersey. The B.F.A.M presentation is designed to inspire, empower, and most importantly give the youth a sense of pride in being from New Jersey.
The message today was to be accepting of all people, cheer each other on, and use the muscle that is most important, your brain! They shared individual stories about their struggles growing up and they were very moving. They emphasized...find your passion, learn from an amazing mentor, and follow your dreams.





KHS: As part of the celebration of Black History Month, the student body had an assembly on Thursday, February 29. The assembly was run by B.F.A.M (Brothers from Another Mother).
The B.F.A.M presentation is an extension of the legacy and history of how the arts can positively affect youth in New Jersey. The presenters, Wiz, Rebecca, KHS graduate, Eddie Cash and founder Anthony Solo Harris, were brought together to form a brotherhood through music and dance. That brotherhood has lasted 20 years, which has allowed them to create a portfolio of progressive work and a lifetime of service to the artistic youth of New Jersey. The B.F.A.M presentation is designed to inspire, empower, and most importantly give the youth a sense of pride in being from New Jersey.
The message today was to be accepting of all people, cheer each other on, and use the muscle that is most important, your brain! They shared individual stories about their struggles growing up and they were very moving. They emphasized...find your passion, learn from an amazing mentor, and follow your dreams.
https://youtu.be/a6NDZgu4UvE
https://youtu.be/p5U563wwnG4
https://youtu.be/HPKLjtI664o

Our Dental Assisting students visited the Pre-K classes across the district and celebrated Dental Health Month with a visit from our Dentist! Jack Hornung of Roosevelt School is pictured here with Dental Assisting students Catherine Dimase and Verina Sorial, and Ms. Jennifer Mead, Coordinator of Health and Wellness.


KHS: The Student Government Association at Kearny High School presents this year's The Battle of the Classes - Disney Edition on Friday, March 22nd at 7:00 pm. Admission fee is $5 and is open to all students, friends, and family.


In Mrs. Sansone's Freshman English classes, students brought Sophocles' timeless tragedy, Antigone, to life through captivating performances. After the curtain fell, they delved into character analysis and explored the thematic elements of tragedy, drawing connections to contemporary issues.




KHS:
Congratulations to our newest school record holders. Gabby Pifano breaking the school record in the shot, 35'1" and Hilary Costa equaling the school record in the high jump 5'!!!Congratulations !!!!




February Student of the Month
The Student of the Month breakfast for February took place on Thursday, February 22 at 7:30am in the KHS Media Center. The event was well received by the parents, teachers, and counselors. It was a full house!
Mrs. Astrella, Mr. Tietjen and Mr. Measso co-facilitated the event and Mr. Brack was in attendance.
Special thanks to the Culinary Art Department for supplying a delicious breakfast!
The teachers nominated for the Kardinal Crown were Mr. Torres and Mr. Firth who were both nominated by their students. Several of the students spoke about why they nominated their teacher.
The following students were nominated by their teachers due to academic success, teamwork, leadership, perseverance and diligence!
Visual & Performing Arts
Ruth Suero
was nominated by
Mr. McShane
History Department
Samantha Salinas
Melissa Mota
Mia Salwan
Joseph Costa
were nominated by
Ms. Hatfield
Mr. Correnti
Ms. Cross
Mr. Curatola
Math Department
Maria Eduarda Campos
Darian Quero Nunez
Cindy Arocho
was nominated by
Ms. Advocat/Ms. Decroce
Ms. Avecillas
Ms. Miragliotta
Occupational/ Technology Education
Jonathan Guardado
was nominated by
Ms. LaRossa
School Counseling
Christina Carvajal Guijarro
was nominated by
Ms. Edi
Physical Education Department
Raul Cielo
was nominated by
Mrs. Pais-Sotelo
English Department
Arislina Santana Perdomo
Sofia K DeJesus Souza
Duniel Perez
were nominated by
Mrs. Cassidy
Ms. Kryshak-Baptista
Ms. Goman
Language Department
Nerea Perez
was nominated by
Ms. Gomez
Science Department
Leticia Carvalho Pires
Sean Diaz
Beatrice Ribeiro
were nominated by
Ms. Weiss-Mercord
Ms. Sultatos
Ms. Pitti
Athletics
Braidan Logue
Jocelyn Huancaya
were nominated by
Mr. Almeida
Kardinal Crown
Mr. Firth & Mr. Torres








February Student of the Month
The Student of the Month breakfast for February took place on Thursday, February 22 at 7:30am in the KHS Media Center. The event was well received by the parents, teachers, and counselors. It was a full house!
Mrs. Astrella, Mr. Tietjen and Mr. Measso co-facilitated the event and Mr. Brack was in attendance.
Special thanks to the Culinary Art Department for supplying a delicious breakfast!
The teachers nominated for the Kardinal Crown were Mr. Torres and Mr. Firth who were both nominated by their students. Several of the students spoke about why they nominated their teacher.
The following students were nominated by their teachers due to academic success, teamwork, leadership, perseverance and diligence!
Visual & Performing Arts
Ruth Suero
was nominated by
Mr. McShane
History Department
Samantha Salinas
Melissa Mota
Mia Salwan
Joseph Costa
were nominated by
Ms. Hatfield
Mr. Correnti
Ms. Cross
Mr. Curatola
Math Department
Maria Eduarda Campos
Darian Quero Nunez
Cindy Arocho
was nominated by
Ms. Advocat/Ms. Decroce
Ms. Avecillas
Ms. Miragliotta
Occupational/ Technology Education
Jonathan Guardado
was nominated by
Ms. LaRossa
School Counseling
Christina Carvajal Guijarro
was nominated by
Ms. Edi
Physical Education Department
Raul Cielo
was nominated by
Mrs. Pais-Sotelo
English Department
Arislina Santana Perdomo
Sofia K DeJesus Souza
Duniel Perez
were nominated by
Mrs. Cassidy
Ms. Kryshak-Baptista
Ms. Goman
Language Department
Nerea Perez
was nominated by
Ms. Gomez
Science Department
Leticia Carvalho Pires
Sean Diaz
Beatrice Ribeiro
were nominated by
Ms. Weiss-Mercord
Ms. Sultatos
Ms. Pitti
Athletics
Braidan Logue
Jocelyn Huancaya
were nominated by
Mr. Almeida
Kardinal Crown
Mr. Firth & Mr. Torres







February Student of the Month
The Student of the Month breakfast for February took place on Thursday, February 22 at 7:30am in the KHS Media Center. The event was well received by the parents, teachers, and counselors. It was a full house!
Mrs. Astrella, Mr. Tietjen and Mr. Measso co-facilitated the event and Mr. Brack was in attendance.
Special thanks to the Culinary Art Department for supplying a delicious breakfast!
The teachers nominated for the Kardinal Crown were Mr. Torres and Mr. Firth who were both nominated by their students. Several of the students spoke about why they nominated their teacher.
The following students were nominated by their teachers due to academic success, teamwork, leadership, perseverance and diligence!
Visual & Performing Arts
Ruth Suero
was nominated by
Mr. McShane
History Department
Samantha Salinas
Melissa Mota
Mia Salwan
Joseph Costa
were nominated by
Ms. Hatfield
Mr. Correnti
Ms. Cross
Mr. Curatola
Math Department
Maria Eduarda Campos
Darian Quero Nunez
Cindy Arocho
was nominated by
Ms. Advocat/Ms. Decroce
Ms. Avecillas
Ms. Miragliotta
Occupational/ Technology Education
Jonathan Guardado
was nominated by
Ms. LaRossa
School Counseling
Christina Carvajal Guijarro
was nominated by
Ms. Edi
Physical Education Department
Raul Cielo
was nominated by
Mrs. Pais-Sotelo
English Department
Arislina Santana Perdomo
Sofia K DeJesus Souza
Duniel Perez
were nominated by
Mrs. Cassidy
Ms. Kryshak-Baptista
Ms. Goman
Language Department
Nerea Perez
was nominated by
Ms. Gomez
Science Department
Leticia Carvalho Pires
Sean Diaz
Beatrice Ribeiro
were nominated by
Ms. Weiss-Mercord
Ms. Sultatos
Ms. Pitti
Athletics
Braidan Logue
Jocelyn Huancaya
were nominated by
Mr. Almeida
Kardinal Crown
Mr. Firth & Mr. Torres






February Student of the Month
The Student of the Month breakfast for February took place on Thursday, February 22 at 7:30am in the KHS Media Center. The event was well received by the parents, teachers, and counselors. It was a full house!
Mrs. Astrella, Mr. Tietjen and Mr. Measso co-facilitated the event and Mr. Brack was in attendance.
Special thanks to the Culinary Art Department for supplying a delicious breakfast!
The teachers nominated for the Kardinal Crown were Mr. Torres and Mr. Firth who were both nominated by their students. Several of the students spoke about why they nominated their teacher.
The following students were nominated by their teachers due to academic success, teamwork, leadership, perseverance and diligence!
Visual & Performing Arts
Ruth Suero
was nominated by
Mr. McShane
History Department
Samantha Salinas
Melissa Mota
Mia Salwan
Joseph Costa
were nominated by
Ms. Hatfield
Mr. Correnti
Ms. Cross
Mr. Curatola
Math Department
Maria Eduarda Campos
Darian Quero Nunez
Cindy Arocho
was nominated by
Ms. Advocat/Ms. Decroce
Ms. Avecillas
Ms. Miragliotta
Occupational/ Technology Education
Jonathan Guardado
was nominated by
Ms. LaRossa
School Counseling
Christina Carvajal Guijarro
was nominated by
Ms. Edi
Physical Education Department
Raul Cielo
was nominated by
Mrs. Pais-Sotelo
English Department
Arislina Santana Perdomo
Sofia K DeJesus Souza
Duniel Perez
were nominated by
Mrs. Cassidy
Ms. Kryshak-Baptista
Ms. Goman
Language Department
Nerea Perez
was nominated by
Ms. Gomez
Science Department
Leticia Carvalho Pires
Sean Diaz
Beatrice Ribeiro
were nominated by
Ms. Weiss-Mercord
Ms. Sultatos
Ms. Pitti
Athletics
Braidan Logue
Jocelyn Huancaya
were nominated by
Mr. Almeida
Kardinal Crown
Mr. Firth & Mr. Torres






Last week students from KHS attended the 2024 High School Hawk Hack at Monmouth University! The programming competition was open to all high school students pursuing a career in tech. Our team came in 6th place out of 22 teams! Thank you to Mr. Torre for organizing the trip and Ms. Marshall for chaperoning! 👨💻💻👩💻

All KHS students are invited to attend the Lunch Lab, held in room 317, during your lunch periods! Bring your lunch and your homework and receive extra support in your classes. Utilize this time to improve your grades build confidence, and get an extra academic boost! No registration required, and all are welcome.


KHS:
The Valentine's Dance was a success with a good turnout! The Sophomore class of 2026 raised money for their class with this event. Thank you to all the students who attended and the teachers for chaperoning the event!!






KHS:
The Valentine's Dance was a success with a good turnout! The Sophomore class of 2026 raised money for their class with this event. Thank you to all the students who attended and the teachers for chaperoning the event!!


