🧪Back in the Chem lab, Mr. Firth's students practice measurements and volume⚗️
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At KHS, An admissions representative from Rutgers University met with over 50 students from Kearny High School this afternoon. Ms. Roxanne Hall spoke to seniors regarding the admissions process, campus life, majors, as well as the financial aid process. Students were able to ask questions and learn about the many opportunities Rutgers offers!
Today at KHS, Ms. Lopes' & Mr. Schulze's students worked on scale models of the earth. 🌎
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Today at KHS, Hudson Community College had open admissions for our senior students today. Mr. Anderson gave a presentation about their program, majors, and financial opportunities. He also spoke about the early college program.
Students were able to apply online for free as the college application fee was waived.
Thank you to Counseling Department!!
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At KHS, Monmouth University visited Kearny High School today for a College Visit. The admissions representative, Ebony Brown, gave an overview of the college's academic programs, majors/career paths, scholarship opportunities, and campus life. Students had the opportunity to ask relevant questions which helped them glean more insight into what life at the university is like.
Thank you to the guidance department!!!
Guaranteed to brighten up this cloudy day, the KHS Highlight reel presents our students and faculty shining brightly ☔🌧️🌦️
https://youtu.be/Gi6y6V0V_qM
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At KHS, Mrs. Sansone's Freshman English classes enjoy a lesson on all the media center has to offer. Thank you, Mrs. Amenta!
Even on the rainiest days, our students are constructing their dreams! ☔👷♀️🏗️
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At KHS, Students in Mrs. Sansone's Freshman World Literature classes took a moment to write and design letters of gratitude to the women and men in the armed forces.
Thank you!!!
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At KHS, Students in Mrs. Sansone's Freshman World Literature classes took a moment to write and design letters of gratitude to the women and men in the armed forces.
Thank you!!!
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This year, the supernatural class began using new texts to explore famous ghost stories and how they connect to humanity on several levels. A Haunted History of Invisible Women (written by Leanna Renee Hieber and Andre Janes) explores some of the most common myths, legends, and folklore from the United States, and discusses the historical context of figures from stories many of us are familiar with.
Today, Kearny High was fortunate enough to have Leanna Renee Hieber speak to seniors about her experience as an author, how the book came about, and share spooky stories she has encountered as a "ghost tour guide".
Thanks for all of your support
KHS:
This year, the supernatural class began using new texts to explore famous ghost stories and how they connect to humanity on several levels. A Haunted History of Invisible Women (written by Leanna Renee Hieber and Andre Janes) explores some of the most common myths, legends, and folklore from the United States, and discusses the historical context of figures from stories many of us are familiar with.
Today, Kearny High was fortunate enough to have Leanna Renee Hieber speak to seniors about her experience as an author, how the book came about, and share spooky stories she has encountered as a "ghost tour guide".
Thanks for all of your support
KHS:
This year, the supernatural class began using new texts to explore famous ghost stories and how they connect to humanity on several levels. A Haunted History of Invisible Women (written by Leanna Renee Hieber and Andre Janes) explores some of the most common myths, legends, and folklore from the United States, and discusses the historical context of figures from stories many of us are familiar with.
Today, Kearny High was fortunate enough to have Leanna Renee Hieber speak to seniors about her experience as an author, how the book came about, and share spooky stories she has encountered as a "ghost tour guide".
Thanks for all of your support
Mrs. Polk demonstrating how to spice up your resumes with Canva in Mrs. Keim's class!!
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At KHS, representatives from William Paterson are here providing information to our students about their program!!
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KHS boys’ soccer team scorched rival St. Peters for 5 goals in a 5-0 victory. Gabe Gomez and Benji Silva finished with 2 goals a piece. Aaron Ocana capped the scoring with a 23 yard free kick over the wall. Denilson Sallinas had 2 assists and Jeckson Rivera had 1 assist. Alex Cruz had a strong game in goal making 10 saves for the shutout.
Great Game!!!!
Ms. Marshall’s Freshman Seminar class practiced mindfulness by taking a walk to the plaza and drawing positive messages for the entire school to see.
Students in Ms. Gonzalez's Introduction to Musical Theatre class, completed a scavenger hunt to understand basic terminology, parts of a stage, and actor's stage positions. 🎭
Ms. Donnelly's ceramics class, where clay meets creativity ✨
Mrs. Keim's Senior Humanities class discuss their personal strengths and victories as they prepare their college resumes and applications.
