Bryan A. Madigan, Principal

James Cleveland, Assistant Principal

William C. Baxter IV, Assistant Principal

John Coleman, District Supervisor of Student Services, Intermediate Level

Main Office 732-505-5775 ♦ Guidance 732-505-5783 ♦ Attendance 732-505-5779 ♦ Child Study Team 732-505-5787

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SPRING 2012

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PRINCIPALLY SPEAKING

Dear Parents,

Thank you for all your support you have provided for your children throughout this school year.

Our 7th

& 8th

NJ ASK State Testing went very well during the week of April 23rd

. All our 6th

graders will be tested April 30th

, May 1, 2, and 3.

Students worked hard preparing for the test not only throughout the school year but while

competing in our school wide “Race to the Top” challenge. Our teachers put together both Math

and Language Arts help sessions that focused on building and reinforcing their skills for the test.

Teachers helped decorate the hallways with balloons, ribbons and doors to help keep students

focused while preparing for the test. On Friday April 20th

Mr. Roth along with the help of

Health/PE teachers put on a motivational assembly for all the students here at Intermediate East.

The assembly focused on students achieving their dreams and reaching their goals while never

giving up. Students’ reaction to the assembly was that they felt better about themselves, inspired

and want to achieve more.

As we move toward the end of the school year and into warmer weather, students keep in mind

and follow our dress code and remember this is an educational facility. Let’s finish the school

year on a positive note and continue to reach for your goals

Bryan A. Madigan, Principal

Intermediate East Rocket Blast

HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL 2012

After several months of hard work and dedication, under the direction of Ms. Michelle Neuhoff, the

assistant direction of Mrs. Jenny Neuhoff and the choreography of Mrs. Brianne Bates, Intermediate

East’s students proudly presented, Disney’s High School Musical to a packed auditorium on March 6th

through March 10th

. Ashlynne Tursi and Michael Fobian portrayed the favorite brother /sister duo

Sharpay and Ryan Evans and kept the audience wanting for more with their comedic timing. The lead

roles of Gabriella Montez played Gabriella Grinwald-Alves, and Troy Bolton played by Chris Ortiz

amazed everyone with their spectacular voices as they sang each night. Andrew Burak (Zeke) had the

audience howling as he smashed a pie into Ashlynne’s (Sharpay) face before intermission. Amanda

Rutter made the crowd cheer as her character, Kelsey Nielsen stood up to Sharpay Evans. The show

would not be complete without the Velvet Fog of East High, Keith O’Brien who kept us entertained

with his narration of the show. And, who can forget the infamous drama teacher, Ms. Darbus, played

by Lili Salt, who kept everyone laughing every time she graced the stage. The entire cast did a

fantastic job, the auditorium was bursting with excitement each night as the cast brought the house

down with the popular song, “We’re All In This Together” and received a standing ovation after every

performance. No production can go on without the help of the crew; production manager, Katherine

Borowski, student director Rebecca Devlin, student stage manager, Kathleen Keogh, crew chief Shane

Kelly, prop managers, Lauren Horbacaweiz, Caitlin Maire, and costume manager, Kristen Donohue,

they were instrumental in making the show a huge success. Ms. Neuhoff and the students are so

thankful for all of the support from administration, teachers, family and friends. Everyone is looking

forward to next year and continuing the tradition of excellent theater at Intermediate East. Being in the

play is a great way to make friends and have fun…hope to see new faces at the auditions next year.

CAST LIST

THE JOCKS

TROY BOLTON …………Christopher Ortiz

CHAD DANFORTH…………Joey Badami

ZEKE BAYLOR……………..Andrew Burak

Jason………………………….Alex Dyer

THE THESPIANS

SHARPAY EVANS………….Ashlynne Tursi

RYAN EVANS……………….Michael Fobian

James…………………Raymond Kleinschmidt

Susan………………………….Susan Keating

Cathy………………………….Briele Wallace

Alan…………………………..Chris Opirhory

Cyndra………………………..Caroline Ross

THE BRAINIACS

GABRIELLA MONTEZ………Gabriella

Grinwald-Alves

TAYLOR McKESSIE………Kierstyn Elliott

MARTHA COX…………….Michelle Azgirey

Kratnoff…………………….…..Taylor Leuck

STUDENTS

JACK SCOTT………………….Keith O’Brien

KELSI NEILSON……………..Amanda Rutter

SKATER DUDES

Ripper………………………….Zack Gamble

Mongo……………………….Owen Donovan

EAST HIGH STAFF

MS. DARBUS………………Lili Salt

COACH BOLTON…………Nate Bungay

Ms. Tenney…………………Megan Costello

Dance Captain…………………Monica Colino

ENSEMBLE Abbey Gillen*, Alexandra Ryan, Alexia Franco,

Athena Paitakis*, Brittany Teufel, Cristal Appice*,

Dana Mendez, Devin Ward*, Emily Ostermann,

Emily Pasqualetto*, Jessica Lucas*, Jessica Reis,

Jordyn Papa, Katie DeMario*, Kelly Pesciotta,

Kristen Lindenmayer*, Lauren Fluck*, Madison

Cook, Madison Eberhardt, Maria Karagiannakis*,

Misty Patel, Monica Colino*,Nina Romero, Olivia

Fulton, Regina Vahey, Sara Backle, Shannon

Flynn, Taylor Kurinzi*

*featured dancer

CYCLE NEWS

CYCLE 65 Written by: Kohler Wagner, Mia Tarver, Olivia Alonso and Connor Strickland

With a New Year beginning, new school, new classroom, new people, no one knew what to expect

when they walked into their homeroom. No one knew about the great year that lay ahead of them. This

great year was all thanks to the teachers of cycle 65. Mrs. Geisinger, Mrs. Scanlon, Mrs. Brody, and

Mrs. Cozad, they are all the ones who made the first year of middle school the best it could be. The

cycle could truly agree that this has been a fantastic school year, which is still not yet over.

Mrs. Geisinger makes social studies a blast. For every chapter done in her class, there is a fun project

that goes with it. They studied many ancient civilizations and had a fun time doing it. For Egypt,

they mummified apples. For China, they created little terracotta soldiers. For Greece, they made Greek

pottery. Mrs. Geisinger always lets them work with partners so they never get bored of taking notes.

With almost every section there is a video to help them really understand the materials. She also lets

them play telephone. One really cool thing the cycle did was to eat Chinese food for Chinese New

Year. Overall, all had a great time when in her class.

The students of cycle 65 have recently watched the movie entitled “Percy Jackson and the Olympians:

The Lightning Thief.” They have also read the novel, as well. Everyone had a different opinion on

both. Their language arts teacher, Mrs. Brody, had given them an assignment in which they could

express these opinions. Since they had seen both the movie and the book, they had to pretend to write

a letter to a friend, convincing them to read the novel or watch the movie. The choice was up to the

students, and it all depended on their personal decision. All students had written phenomenal “letters”,

and given great supporting details. “The Lightning Thief” (book and movie) shows a great display of

action and adventure, with many suspenseful moments, too.

When thinking in terms of everyday life, what comes across in a student’s mind? Maybe school,

occupations, chores, etc. what about math? You may just think of math as something so effortless,

when in reality- it’s an everyday necessity! Some individuals take on the perspective of math as

uninteresting or mind-numbing. Cycle 65 considers it differently. They find math as an extremely

important subject to learn about. Their math teacher, Mrs. Cozad, puts in such commitment and

dedication towards making sure they are fond of what they’re learning; whether it’s on fractions,

percentages, charts, or graphs. In the beginning of the year, they had it easy by working on factors of

numbers and then working their way up to geometry. After that, they did line plots, charts, stem and

leaf plots, graphs, etc. and now just finished fractions and percentages. The students are now just

starting probability! Mrs. Cozad always makes sure the cycle is constantly studious, and always

knowing how to make math entertaining, but still squeezing in our effort and determination. Math is a

very fun subject to learn about; after all- it’s a subject needed throughout life.

CYCLE 66

In science, our students became cellular biologists, botanists, oceanographers, physicists, and are on

their way to becoming astronomers!

First, the students were able to experience what it is like to be a cellular biologist. They observed cells

and other microscopic items from our classroom under a microscope. They made DNA molecules out

of pipe cleaners. The students experimented with a fermentation lab which made the room smell like

baked bread.

Also, our students learned how to be botanists by learning about different plant life. In class they

planted seeds to take home their gardens. They became biologists when they learned about animal

symmetry and how animals lived within their habitats. The students created colorful bottle fish from 2-

liter bottles that now hang from our classroom ceiling.

Additionally, our students caught a wave when they were oceanographers learning about tsunamis.

Our sixth-grade physicists experimented with tuning forks and flasks when they learned about the

properties of sound. Students created rhyming songs about sound.

Soon, the students will be launched to outer space as astronomers when we learn about astronomy.

Mrs. Boney is very proud of her cycle students. Go East Rockets! Keep up the great work!

In Mathematics, Mr. Rose’s mathematicians of cycle 66 have been tediously working toward

conquering the N.J. A.S.K. The students have been focusing on fractions, decimals, percents, and

probability concepts.

Students had a blast collecting data by recording their jump roping records in class. Mr. Rose hosted a

mock lottery to accentuate probability skills. Lastly, the students paced through obstacle courses, and

their times were recorded on graphs. These fun activities demonstrate how valuable math is in

everyday life.

In Social Studies, welcome to Ancient Rome…Caesar is dead! Mr. Mustica’s classes looked back on

this shocking event by performing a play entitled, “The Great Dictator.” Students learned how Julius

Caesar’s overpowering ambition had brought him death, and how it had also brought an end to the

republic and to the start of the Roman Empire.

Next, the students created a children’s picture book about the empire which they named The Glory of

Rome. All students did a wonderful job illustrating key points and writing captions. We look forward

to the remainder of the chapter in which we will discuss the events of the Colosseum and the fall of the

Roman Empire.

In Language Arts, students recently concluded the novel reading of Luke Garner’s turbulent life.

Students wrote fantastic journal entries as if they were Among the Hidden throughout the rooms of

T.R.I.E.

Furthermore, the students grew passionate about their rights when Miss Betz provided them with a

phony-current event concerning a Toms River curfew law for children. Quickly, the eager writers

learned the art of persuasion by hosting classroom debates; this eventually segued into writing

persuasive essays.

After being inspired by Mr. Roth’s motivational assembly, students composed explanatory essays in

which they related their lives to rapper Drake’s catchphrase, “Y.O.L.O.” Each student interpreted “you

only live once,” and provided a personal scenario in which he or she learned to value his or her life.

Students have been amused with the “Musical Writing Chairs,” which forces students to begin a

sentence or story, swap desks, and add coordinating conjunctions, adjectives, adverbs, and other

details to create complete sentences and stories. After reviewing for the N.J. ASK, we are anticipating

our nature walk, poetry, and rap units! Miss Betz is thrilled with her students’ achievements!

CYCLE 71

Cycle 71 has had a great year so far. All of the students are wonderful, and we are having a busy year.

The students are all actively engaged in cycle activities and participating in classroom lessons. As a

whole our cycle has been working hard to earn points for the Rocket Race to the Top Challenge and

have been collectively working towards a common goal.

In Language Arts, we have had a busy year of reading and writing. To begin the year, we worked on

becoming better writers using the 6 Traits of Writing. Each trait had its own activities to encourage

each person to become a lifelong writer. Students have been working on various styles of writing as

well, including persuasive essays, speculative essays, and responses to quotes. We have read a few

novels this year including The Outsiders; Drums, Girls, and Dangerous Pie; and And Then There Were

None. The classes have also been working diligently to improve their grammar. They have learned

how to diagram sentences, and have worked on the different parts of speech. Although this is

challenging, the students are picking it up quickly. Overall, the year has been a success up to this

point, and we all look forward to continuing getting to know each other, having fun, and learning in

the process.

In Social Studies this year we have started to learn a great deal of the world around us. We started the

year with some geography skills that we have continued to use as we study the many regions of the

world. One of our favorite things to do during our Enrichment period is to watch and discuss CNN

Student News. Our first stop in our studies of the western hemisphere was the region of Europe. We

have completed our study of Europe and also our study of Latin America. We will end our year by

studying Canada and the United States. As our year draws to a close we will prepare for our last

quarterly exam and begin to look forward to eighth grade.

This year in science cycle 71 is discovering the human body, physics, forces in Earth, and our ocean’s

waters. The students enjoyed dissecting frogs, making crystals, racing mouse trap cars and now pet

rocks. We will be having a new science club for the students of cycle 71, and all are invited. The

requirement to join is to have all of their homework completed for all academic classes and design a

project. The first project will be an egg drop out of our second story window. The other projects

include volcanoes and making ice cream. Science is the class to learn about yourself and your world.

Science Rules!

The students of cycle 71 have been working diligently through five math books this year. They spent

time planning a bike trip using basic algebra skills in Variables and Patterns, learning about positive

and negative numbers in Accentuate the Negative, advancing their algebra skills through graphing and

equation writing and solving in Moving Straight Ahead, similarity and geometry concepts in

Stretching and Shrinking, and understanding and interpreting data using ratios, proportions and

percents in Comparing and Scaling. In preparation for the New Jersey ASK 7 exam, students are

reviewing their math skills and previous concepts. As we finish the year, students will be learning

more about geometry in Filling and Wrapping, completing the year with a special project. Students

have enjoyed working together in groups, and will continue to expand their skills throughout the

remainder of the year.

CYCLE 73 “Hold your ground, we'll hit the sky

It's time you aim your arrows high” from “Fire” by Verseamerge

Cycle 73 is aiming for the stars; we hope all of our students hold fast to their commitment to

excellence!

In Science . . . our students have already learned about human anatomy. With all that was learned, the

kids were able to create some great projects on the digestive process and replicas of a lung diaphragm.

It was wonderful to watch their creativity shine through! We recently started working on physics, and

we are looking forward to learning about machines . . . we get to build rubber band cars! Who do you

think will win the great car race?? You can easily see how our students will be learning about kinetic

and potential energy. We will also be learning about delicious thermal energy. Making rice crispy

treats to prove different types of thermal energy will incorporate all of that information! Did you ever

imagine science could be so appetizing? There’s even more! In the next few weeks, our students will

get to experience frog dissection. These students make it so much fun to learn through applied

activities. Dr. Piznik is so proud of all her students!

In Math . . . students are gearing up for future careers as engineers, mathematicians and financiers.

They are studying surface area and volume. The kids enjoy it so much. Projects and graphing help

build hands-on knowledge. Mrs. Reardon’s Math class is radical!

In Social Studies . . . . cycle 73’s most recent project was an essay about Mexico. Students had to

write as if they were traveling in Mexico. They learned about the activities, climate, geography and

points of interest there. They were able to summarize their learning in a way that would persuade the

most steadfast homebody to take a trip there tomorrow. Currently, students are working on learning all

about the exotic lands of South America including heritage, politics, and economy. In Miss Lidon’s

Social Studies class, kids can sit back and enjoy a trip around the world!

In Language Arts . . . we have been expanded our reading curriculum by reading some great young

adult literature. Stories like Stormbreaker and Drums, Girls and Dangerous Pie have been keeping our

interests piqued, and allowing us to vicariously experience a tremendous amount of situations and

places. Themes such as friendship and good over evil have been discussed. Reading not only builds

our knowledge, but expands our empathy for others in our community and world. We will continue

with more realistic fiction towards the end of the year with the greatly anticipated reading of The

Outsiders. Sixty years after being published by a 15-year-old girl, the novel is still timely with its

insights into the harms of stereotyping. The students will be enjoying the action and ideas presented in

this literary work while discussing elements of literature and learning new concepts. Before this classic

though, the kids have been able to share a little bit of their likes and personality by actively writing

and creating various types of essays and stories. Thanks to all my students and parents for helping to

make this a great year!

OCEAN COUNTY MATH LEAGUE

Mrs. Schaefer, the Math team advisor, organized Intermediate East’s participation in the Ocean

County Math League Contest. The seventh and eighth grade students had an opportunity to travel to

Georgian Court University on March 23, 2012 to participate in the contest. The math team consists of

members of the Math Club which work all year in preparation for different State and County

competitions.

The eighth grade team consisted of Alex Dyer, Erin Downie, Emily Grimaldi, Damonn Metha and

Daniel Bianchini. The seventh grade team consisted of Samantha Bragen, Kierstyn Elliot, Mike

Fobian, Gavin McAfee and Andrew Meyers. The top score from the eighth grade team was from Alex

Dyer and the seventh grade top score was from Kierstyn Elliot. We at Intermediate East are very

proud of all of the participants in this year’s competitions and send congratulations to them all.

NJ MATH LEAGUE CONTEST

The NJ Math League Contest was held at Intermediate East on February 21st, 2012. Students from

the 6th

7th

and 8th

grade participated in the contest. Our Math Team Advisor here at Intermediate East

was in charge of coordinating and proctoring the test. The students were given 30 minutes to complete

35 challenging math questions. This is a contest not a test, and there are no passing or failing grades.

Few students score above thirty points, and all of the students that participated should be commended.

It is important to keep the students interested in academic competitions in all areas. Below is a list of

the top student names and scores for each grade level. Their names and scores will be officially

submitted to the NJ Math League. The staff of Intermediate East is proud of all of our participants.

Thank you to all of our talented math students.

Mrs. S. Schaefer

Intermediate East Math Team Advisor

8th

grade

Trevor Greig, Daniel Bianchini, William Lockwood, Alex Dyer, Damonn Mehta, Emily Grimaldi

7th

grade

Jamie Sweeney, Madison Strickland, Gavin McAfee, Samantha Bragen

6th

Grade

Mackenzie Casais, Brandon Lombardo, Merri Schick, Paul Bianchini, Cody Diehl

ACADEMIC BOWL

On Wednesday, April 18

th Intermediate East sent two Academic Teams to Goetz Middle School in

Jackson for the annual Academic Bowl. The academic bowl is a competition that consists of questions

that are presented in a jeopardy round competition. Academic Advisors, Mrs. Allison Knight and Mrs.

Sarah Schaefer accompanied the students to the competition.

The eighth grade team consisted of Alex Dyer, Erin Downie, Emily Grimaldi, Shane Kelly, Dan

Smyth and Marissa Wagner. The seventh grade team consisted of Robbie Betts, Mike Fobian, Jake

Himmel, Darian Low, Gain McAfee and Molly Robinson. Our Eighth Grade team placed First out of

the 20 academic teams from the Ocean and Monmouth County area. Our seventh grade team competed

well.

Congratulations to our Academic Teams…we are proud of You!

SKI CLUB

The Ski Club is one of Intermediate East’s largest clubs. The philosophy of the club is to expose and

teach our students an exhilarating sport that they will be able to enjoy for a lifetime. It enables those

students whose families don’t ski an opportunity to learn.

This year we traveled to local mountains in New York and Pennsylvania. New to us this year was our

trip to Hunter Mountain, NY. It’s been added to our list of favorites which include Wyndam

Mountain, NY and Jack Frost Mountain, PA. We also travel regularly to Belleayre Mt, NY and

Alpine, PA.

Even though we didn’t have a lot of snow this past winter, we were still able to enjoy ourselves on the

slopes. Most resorts make their own snow, so along with the little snow-fall we had; they were able to

keep the trails covered.

SCIENCE FAIRS Intermediate East Science Fair 2012

Intermediate East held its annual science fair on February 2. Judges included our very own TRIE

teachers, high school teachers and students, and parents with scientific backgrounds. They were

impressed by the amount of time and energy the students put into their presentations. The following

students received awards in their categories:

2012 TOMS RIVER INTERMEDIATE EAST SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS

BOTANY

1st Place – Trevor Zabilowicz

2nd

Place – Jessica Peters

3rd

Place – Brianna Sheran

Honorable Mention – Cody Moore, Jack Goodall

BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE

1st Place – Katie DeMario

2nd

Place – Damonn Mehta

3rd

Place – Steven Rumbolo

Honorable Mention – Kayla Holleran, Madison Strickland,

Amanda Dietrich, Wagner Kohler

CHEMISTRY

1st

Place – Brandon Mirabile

2nd

Place – Connor Strickland

3rd

Place – Michelle Bilotti

Honorable Mention – Pearl Bengali

ENGINEERING

1st

Place – Paul Bianchini

2nd

Place – Anthony Dante

3rd

Place – Skylar Mahaffy

Honorable Mention – Brandon Lombardo

CONSUMER SCIENCE

1st Place – Julia Molitores

2nd

Place – Gabriella Cleven

3rd

Place – Amber Kingsley

Honorable Mention – Rebecca Hansson, Megan Kotran,

Paige Daly, Lindsay Diehl, Sean Crabb, Owen McClave,

Tyler Sacko, Gabe Qazi

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

1st Place - Holly Phillips****Best in Show

2nd

Place – Kali Clayton

EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCE

1st Place – Isaac Paez

MICROBIOLOGY

1st Place – Mallory Feign

MEDICINE AND HEALTH

1st

Place – Drew Diehl

1st Place – Marissa Wagner

2nd

Place – Jennifer Bisogno

3rd

Place – Leslie Andrade

PHYSICS

1st Place – Nate Bungay

2nd

Place – Jessica Olson

2nd

Place – Emily Grimaldi

3rd

Place – Dan Smyth

Honorable Mention – Aaron Speyer, Alex Waldrow,

Daniel Mako

ZOOLOGY

1st

Place – Kayla Clevens

Holly Phillips received the “Marge Bonner Best in

Show” ribbon, which bears the name of a former science

teacher and Science Fair Director

.

Stockton Science Fair

On March 17, 2012, the winners from our school were given the opportunity to compete at

the Jersey Shore Science Fair (JSSF) at Stockton State College. The competition is open to all schools

from all over the South Jersey area. Sixteen of the 1st - 3

rd place winners choose to represent TRIE at

JSSF. The following students won in their categories: Connor Strickland (Honorable Mention –

Chemistry, Jessica Peters (3rd

place – Botany); and Isaac Paez (1st Place – Earth/Space Science)

These students will be able to compete at the Delaware Valley Fair in early April. Good luck

FEBRUARY STUDENTS OF THE MONTH

6th Grade 7th Grade 8th Grade

611- Steven Kontogiannis 711- Joseph Cevallos 811- Cereta Dallago

612- Matthew Garbacki 712- Michael Thai 812- Nicholas Baeli

613- Julia Molitores 713- Christian Brennan 813- Dagney Driscoll

614- Emily Ostermann 714- Nicholas Donato 814- Eric Johnson

621- Ryan Birmingham 721- Emy Elgendy 821- Autumn Palmer

622- Juan Nakano 722- Samantha Bragen 822- Kimberlee Bongard

623- Brandon Grace 723- Natalie Conroy 823- Talia Seaton

624- Victoria Farulla 724- Rhiannon Vaz 824- Jared Kovar

631- Autumn Kreidler 731- Rebecca Norosavage 831- Curtis Soto

632- Nicole Cocco 732- Michael Grossguth 832- Amber Leonard

633- Keystin Arnone 733- Cole LaBatch 833- no som

634- Gabriella Cangelosi 734- Maggie Kilfeather 834- Adrian Castillo

641- Devyn Hoilman 741- Meghan Flood 841- Eileen Dougherty

642- Victoria Bryan 742- Kelly Knecht 842- Ryan Boyle

651- Sherry Lin 743- Courtney Gilmartin 843- Rachel Gall

652- Kristian Mackay 744- Jordyn Papa 844- Rebecca Devlin

653- Ryan Monica 751- Alexa Esposito 851- Lucianna Bettencourt

654- Andrea Dante 752- Nicholas Price 852- Kyle Seehausen

661- Melanie Andrade-Moya 753- Emily Galati 853- Abigail Cloos

662- Brianna Tennaro 754- Jordan Keith 854- Hannah Gamba

663- Ashley Garcia 761- Gianna Jones 861- Steven Jenkins

664- Madison Van Duzer 762- no som 862- Constance Dirk

863- Patricia Dunford

864- Elias Edwards

MARCH STUDENTS OF THE MONTH 6th Grade 7th Grade 8th Grade

611- Joseph Slevin 711- Amanda Bowens 811- Micaela Connors

612- Victoria Leonor 712- Alexa Rieche-Brown 812- Raeanne Kennedy

613- Skylar Mahaffey 713- Caitlyn Jaronsky 813- Nicholas Parisik

614- Kira Ubushin 714- Allison Osborn 814- Isabella Lima

621- Kyle Teufel 721- Cynthia Torres 821- Damon Stovall

622- Krystal Hund 722- Nina Romero 822- Breanne Uhrig

623- Priscilla Okolichany 723- Noah Kennedy 823- Gabriella Grinwald-Alves

624- Jouli Herring 724- Jake Regan 824- Andrea Gonzalez

631- Luke Dunton 731- John Gibson 831- no som

632- Ryan Mirabile 732- Alexis Romano 832- Jamahl Cunningham

633- Stephen Cosentino 733- Evan Casales 833- no som

634- Kelly Hirtes 734- Caitlyn Dickinson 834- no som

641- Garret LaTorre 741- Sara Backle 841- Christian Lynch

642- Emily Bachefski 742- Philip Corletta 842- Harley Zaraza

651- Kohler Wagner 743- Nicholas Brinkerhoff 843- Adriana Cook

652- Destiny Koenig 744- Ciara Byrne 844- Connor Jarvie

653- Stephen McPhee 751- Allison Latimer 851- Christian Cuello

654- Allison Dutcher 752- Journey Bodo 852- Gregorio Fierro

661- Alexander Fallon 753- Christopher Ortiz 853- Gabrael Qazi

662- Samieh Raziq 754- Joseph Faraldi 854- Alexis Bottone

663- Janene Gaglione 761- no som 861- Danielle Hansen

664- James Meyer 762- no som 862- Ryan Thompson

863- Trevor Sampson

6TH

GRADE 2ND

QUARTER HIGH HONOR ROLL Jenna Alexander

Catherine Amos

Alyssa Arango

Meghan Arkins

Keystin Arnone

Pearl Bengali

Jacob Bernstein

Paul Bianchini

Bryan Bolch

Joseph Bombardiere

Rachel Brooks

Victoria Brown

Hailey Bunnell

Mackenzie Burghard

Jason Cairone

Jake Campbell

Dennis Carrino

Mackenzie Casais

Gabriella Cleven

Nicole Cocco

Gabriella Colletti

Jillian Conklin

Tristan Curtis

Jordan Daly

Andrea Dante

Carolyn Decicco

Kaitlyn Decker

Nicholas Degennaro

Cady Diehl

Lindsay Diehl

Drew Diehl

Daniel Doherty

Ryan Dowds

Salvatore Esposito

Mallory Feigin

Christopher Finer

Erica Fischer

Peter Fish

Zack Gamble

Joseph Gamboa

Matthew Gannon

Antonio Garcia

Jack Goodall

Samantha Guidetti

Madeleine Higgins

Daniel Higham

Kelly Hirtes

Shea Holland

Erica Jackson

Christina Joffe

Damian Katarsky

Jack Kelly

Sean Kelly

Ellie Kim

Raymond

Kleinschmidt

Autumn Kreidler

Lucas LaMana

Sherry Lin

Gabrielle Lowe

Jessica Lucas

Skylar Mahaffey

Matthew Marks

Jenna-Leigh Marrone

Ryan Mirabile

Julia Molitores

Andrea Morejon

Evelyn Nazario

Jewel Nobbs

James Orozco

Emily Ostermann

Conor Panzarella

Gianna Perez

Robert Potelunas

Michaela Rankin

Samieh Raziq

Andre Romero

Merri Schick

Joseph Scott

Brian Smith

Brendan Smith

Gabriella Snock

Sharon Starling

Angelina Storino

Connor Strickland

Shaun Sullivan

Alexander Taaffe

Mia Tarver

Brittany Teufel

Alyssa Thomas

Shirley Torres

Rachel Trentacosti

Kira Ubushin

Regina Vahey

Brianna Vergona

Kohler Wagner

Alexander Waldron

Devin Ward

Hunter Wesely

Lauren Whitehouse

Zachary Wilson

Trevor Zabilowic

REGULAR HONOR ROLL

Christopher Amato

Michael Ammirata

Taylor Anderson

Gabriella Anema

Ryan Anirina

Kaitlyn Annecchino

Cheyenne Bamburak

Nicholas Barlett

Thomas Basile

Natasha Bennett

Nicolas Berardi

Riley Boag

Alexander Bonessa

Marisa Bozzelli

Bradley Brush

Victoria Bryan

Ryan Buckler

Robert Bund

Pierce Burnette

Belle Burns

John Butz

Brandon Byrnes

Dominick Cadamatre

Dylan Campoverde

Gabriella Cangelosi

Santino Celebre

Robert Cenci

Erin Cetta

Kayla Chandler

Michaila Cheung

Amelia Chiappetta

Anthony Clavijo

Daniel Clemente

Logan Cochran

Jordan Collier

Gabriella Colucci

Samantha Convery

Gabriel Corbet

Stephen Cosentino

Kristian Cosme

Giacomo Costagliola

Spencer Coward

Alexander Cutillo

Jason Dacunza

Christian Damico

Olivia De Bartolo

John De Franco

Jonathan De Ligny

Ty Delanty

Grace Denisco

Nikolas Deus

John Dias

Alyssa Digregorio

Julian Dippolito

Rosalee Discenza

Alessia Ditale

Marissa Donato

Owen Donovan

Zyiare Dorn

Anthony Drago

Alexander Dunne

Loring Dunton

Luke Dunton

Allison Dutcher

Nicholas Eisner

Kimberly Esparra

Michael Fariello

Victoria Farulla

Daniel Faruolo

Thomas Ferrante

Olivia Fiore

Gabriella Fiore

Daniel Fisher

Nicholas Fiume

Taylor Flohs

Steven Floros

Brianna Ford

Kaylee Fortuna

Jacqueline Francisco

Tiffany Gabriel

Janene Gaglione

Vincent Galarza

Jessica Gallo

Khali Gallop

Ashley Garcia

Cassidy Gavin

Jebrill Genovese

Nicholas Giantomidis

Brandon Grace

Eric Guarino

Jessica Gutierrez

Gianna Guzzo

Victor Hadjiev

Gavin Hall

Matthias Heberling

Emily Herbst

Richard Herczeg

Edwin Hernandez

Meghan Herr

Kaylee Hertler

Sarah Hill

Natalie Hoffman

Devyn Hoilman

Patrick Holland

Victoria Hollick

Daniel Holt

Krystal Hund

Christopher Ireland

Miraj Jiyani

Carissa Kaniuk

Michael Katz

Rachel Keating

Ashley Kelly

Alexis Kelly

Ahsan Khan

Joshua Klumpp

Destiny Koenig

Steven Kontogiannis

Allyson Kravchak

Bailey Kube

Taylor Kurinzi

Matthew Kwiatkowski

Jacob Laduca

Colin Lavin

Michael LeDuc

Jeremy Lennon

Kyra Lewkowicz

Sarah Lim

Brandon Lombardo

Destinee Lonzson

Gianna Luciano

Harlie Lutz

Keith Maceira

Gianna Magliaro

Daniel Mako

Rebecca Malinowski

Anthony Marinelli

Nelson Marquez

Brianna Marrone

Stephania Marroquin

Taylor Masterson

Erin McClave

Christian McDowell

Melanie Mennona

Kylie Meola

James Meyer

Brittany Mineo

Nina Mitchell

Jared Mizrachi

Kylie Monica

Justin Monisit

John Morris

William Morsch

Juan Nakano

Madison Noble

Nicholas Norman

Priscilla Okolichany

Evan Otten

Nicolas Papa

Toni Passarelli

Ierana Paye

Kelly Pesciotta

Austin Petyo

Joshua Pham

Sydney Phibbs

Liana Pinheiro

Tiffany Pires

Nicholas Pivano

Douglas Pombo

Jeffrey Porvaznik

John Redwine

Martin Rensy

Courtney Robbins

Alexander Rodgers

Lauren Rodgers

Megan Rondeau

Ivan Rosales

Samantha Rose

Jason Rossi

Marc Rothman

Dan Rourke

Elleanor Rudd

Logan Ryan

Tyler Sacko

Maysi Salt

Dylan Salvatore

Lauren Sampson

Chelsea Santana

Katrina Santiago

Nicholas Sardano

Cali Sauers

Alan Schlanger

Saoirse Scott

Arianna Scotto Disantolo

Ciro Scuotto

Keyarah Searles

Kaitlyn Seems

Clayton Semanchik

Danielle Shaffery

Nicholas Shortino

Cameron Sieb

Kristin Silang

Nicholas Silvia

Colin Slocum

Dominique Snyder

Jayde Solon

Svetlana Sonday

Kaylee Stec

Tyler Sunday

Brianna Tennaro

Prommiz Thomson

Olivia Torick

Victoria Tramutolo

Nicole Turelli

Amelia Valdes

Madison Van Duzer

Kaitlyn Vernon

Jared Villaruel

Angelique Vittone

Gabrielle Vivona

Briele Wallace

Dean Weltman

Anthony Whitman

Peter Wilenta

Cameron Williams

Autumn Williams

Mara Woodward

Abigail Woodward

7TH

GRADE 2ND

QUARTER HIGH HONOR ROLL

Jose Gerald Aragon

Robert Betts

Christina Bilotti

Nicole Bilotti

Aubrey Binkley

Samantha Bragen

Nicholas Brinkerhoff

Nathan Bykowski

Arvinjon Calpotura

Joshua Carlin

Karly Congero

Christopher Contos

Antolin Crespo

Emma Crewe

Katherine DeMario

Mia Depalma

Caitlyn Dickinson

Kyle Durovich

Kierstyn Elliott

Lauren Fluck

Michael Fobian

Savannah Franklin

Franco Galasso

Jose Garcia

Gabriela Garcia

Michael Gibson

Courtney Gilmartin

Olivia Guardabascio

Rebecca Hansson

Lauren Horbacewicz

Mackenzie Huttemann

Jessica Intile

Patrik Jagielski

Caitlyn Jaronsky

Maggie Kilfeather

Frances Kintanar

Mackenzie Kleniewski

Amanda Kovaleski

Tanya Krelik

Ryan Labelle

Alyssa Larice

Allison Latimer

Dayna Lawrence

Alexa Leon

Philip Justine Lingat

Darian Low

Kaitlyn Lysaght

Casey Masterson

Julia McGoohan

Allyson Merinsky

Andrew Meyers

Vincent Miranda

Sofia Moderno

Haylie Montemurno

Kelly Mulvaney

Maymunah Nageeb

Jessica Olsen

Christopher Opirhory

Allison Osborn

Jordyn Papa

Emily Pasqualetto

Elena Patestos

Victoria Payor

Holly Phillips

Olivia Pica

Tara Piliere

Sara Pirzad

Taylor Pistone

Jennifer Probert

Jake Regan

Anthony Reiss

Anita Renda

Molly Robinson

Nina Romero

Alexandra Ryan

Stephen Sabo

Matthew Shiffer

Calista Silletti

Anthony Susino

Jaime Sweeney

Joshua Tice

Billinda Vanesko

Rhiannon Vaz

Mei Fang Wang

REGULAR HONOR ROLL

Michael Angellella

Nicole August

Joseph Badami

Sean Baker

Jared Baker

Alexis Bauer

Rayannan Beams

Taylor Blaszka

Kyle Blue

Journey Bodo

Brianne Bohnsack

Michael Bonafide

Amanda Bowens

Christian Brennan

Nicholas Bruno

Nathaniel Bungay

Ciara Byrne

Benjamin Cagno

Jake Campbell

Enrico Cangelosi

Cheyenne Carson

Joseph Cevallos

Joseph Cicardo

Alyssa Ciervo

Dillon Clark

Jacob Claudio

Kali Clayton

Margarita Colon

Cameron Conetta

Madison Cook

Thomas Cook

Sharely Cosme

Garrett Costanzo

David Cunningham

Maria Cusimano

Thomas Dalessio

Jared Daly

Julianne Del Deo

Joseph Del Deo

Meghan Delfinis

Julia Digiantomasso

Casey Diiorio

Jeremiah Dillon

Colby Dineen

Nicholas Donato

Brittany Douglas

Madison Eberhardt

Jade Economides

Emy Elgendy

Danielle Eskow

Alexa Esposito

Nicholas Fairfield

Joseph Faraldi

Dandre Fergus

Jordyn Ferone

Rachael Filarski

Karina Fingerlin

Meghan Flynn

Mckenzie Franklin

Jared Freudenberg

Cody Fry

Olivia Fulton

Cameron Gallagher

Mark Gatanis

Fletcher Gest

Abigail Gillen

Sarah Girtain

Amber Gonzalez

Molly Graff

David Greenlow

Michael Grossguth

James Hall

Julia Harrold

Griffin Hayles

Jake Himmel

Christina Hoglander

Alexis Humphris

Gianna Jones

Muhammed Kamal

Deborah Kauffman

Kyril Kavetsky

Jordan Keith

Kira Kelly

Kelly Knecht

Jessica Kochte

Serena Kohr

Christina Kokoth

Shawn Kurinzi

Cole LaBatch

Joshua Laprise

Emily Lawson

Hunter Lawton

Jordan Lewis

Rosa Linarez

Kristen Lindenmayer

Kimberly Liput

Richard Longo

Jessica MacCarone

Nicole MacCarone

D'Anna Machado

Serena Markey

Jennifer Martinez

Marissa Mascaro

Jacob Matus

Gavin McAfee

Molly McElroy

Jenna McGivern

Nikolas Milelli

Kyle Mills

Coco Minkema

Kierstin Mitchell

Kevin Moncada

Isabella Montecalvo

Kaleigh Morales

Robert Mucia

Robert Mullin

Gabriela Munguia

Meghan Muniz

Summer Munson

Shannon Murphy

Sarah Nelson

Nicole Nigro

Rebecca Norosavage

Gianna O'Rourke

Christopher Ortiz

Timothy Paar

Athena-Rose Paitakis

Francesco Panza

Sarina Paolillo

Michael Pape

Larissa Pascual

Marissa Pascual

Christopher Pecora

Douglas Pentifallo

Alexander Pouch

Rylee Price

Nicholas Price

Joseph Prince

Nicholas Quadrino

Christopher Quadrino

Dominic Quintana

Michael Quintero

Alyssa Raimondo

Santino Raineri

Sol Reyes

Alexa Rieche-Brown

Ben Robbins

Trinity Rodgers

Alexis Romano

Mary Rondeau

Samuel Ross

Zachary Santos

Adrian Sborea

Max Schippe

Jake Schroyer

Sydney Schuler

Tyler Setnicky

Victoria Shufeldt

Aaron Speyer

Marissa Spirito

Jake Stelman

Aaron Stieglitz

Madison Strickland

Renee Suarez

Tabitha Suarez

Stephen Suliga

John Matthew Tice

Dylan Tortorelli

Drew Ugaro

Paul Valsamis

Madison Vanburen

Brandee Vanhorn

Lukus Wade

Sean Wallace

Jarrett Weiss

Nicholas Wielichoski

Taylor Wilbert

Isabella Wiley

Austin Williams

Edward Wolf

Taylor Yajcaji

Salma Yosry

Landon Zagacki

Paige Zarzemski

8

TH GRADE 2

ND QUARTER HIGH HONOR ROLL

Daniel Bianchini

Michelle Bilotti

Jessica Bloodgood

Kimberlee Bongard

Katherine Borowski

Alexis Bottone

Erik Braaten

Kristen Brennan

Amanda Bruno

Blake Camphausen

Mia Cipolla

Abigail Cloos

Paige Daly

Jennifer Dennis

Amanda Dietrich

Katelin Dittmar

Erin Downie

Lianza Vianca

Gabor

Hannah Gamba

Emily Grimaldi

Bailey Hammell

Bryanna Harrington

Alyssa Jinks

Shane Kelly

Raeanne Kennedy

Kathleen Keogh

Cheyenne Lord

Caitlin Maire

Niamh McGovern

Gary Moore

Elizabeth Naecker

Declan Nielsen

Jessica Peters

Jenna Platten

Stephen Prospero

Gabrael Qazi

Kristin Ramsay

Conner Robbins

Nicholas Rosato

Renee Rosato

Lili Salt

Taylor Shortino

Daniel Smyth

Cassandra Tomaino

Breanne Uhrig

Briannah Valentin

Andrea Verace

Marissa Wagner

Jessica Wirbicki

Kenneth Zheng

Alexander Zier

REGULAR HONOR ROLL

Cristal Appice

Skylar Arminio

Michelle Azgirey

Nicholas Baeli

David Barina

Dana Bellomy

Lucianna

Bettencourt

Jennifer Bisogno

Sydney Bodziak

Allyson Bodziak

Courtney Bohnsack

Ryan Boyle

Jamie Breunig

Brendan Brush

Brad Bullock

Andrew Burak

Heather Burton

Julia Caizza

Dylan Caruso

Nicholas Clauss

Kayla Cleven

Kyle Cocca

Nolan Colantano

Brett Conetta

Kelly Conklin

Morgan Connors

Megan Costello

Amanda Couldron

Sean Crabb

Sophia Crawford

Audrianna Cruz

Justin Csipak

Ryan Cumberton

George Dakrat

Cereta Rose

Dallago

Anthony Dante

Ashley Davidson

Ann De Asio

Jacqueline DeBello

Brandon

DeLorenzo

Isabel Demarest

Rebecca Devlin

Sergio Dippolito

Kristen Donohue

Kelly Douglass

Dagney Driscoll

Patricia Dunford

Elias Edwards

Bailey Engelhard

Makayla Fenske

Gregorio Fierro

Francesca

Figueiredo

Nicole Folmer

Angelo Gabbia

Michael Gavaletz

Makaela Gevaras

Samantha Glatz

Ian Goldberg

Jake Goldman

Andrea Gonzalez

Orlando Gordon

Trevor Greig

Gabriella Grinwald-

Alves

David Grossi

Samuel Guidetti

Crystal Guthrie

Danielle Hansen

Lawrence Harmon

Natalie Hartmann

Alexa Hill

Ryan Hirtes

Kayla Holleran

Andrew

Hoopengardner

Morgan

Hoopengardner

Leah Hopkinson

Olivia Horant

Rebecca Hutton

Jake Hyde

Cheyenne Ignacio

Connor Jarvie

Eric Johnson

Tyshirah Jones

Samantha Jusino

Joshua Kaiser

Karah Kaszuba

Susan Keating

Amanda Kennedy

David Kenyon

Amber Kingsley

Amy Knecht

Paige Koba

Megan Kotran

Timothy Kross

Kelsey Kruger

Joseph Laduca

Liana Lamicella

Samantha Lanzano

Nicholas Lavecchia

Chad Leonard

Amy Leriche

Taylor Leuck

Isabella Lima

Carlos Vincent

Lingat

Kaitlin Lister

Kristen Lister

William Lockwood

Tyler Long

Fury Luque

Ryan Martin

Christopher

Marzulli

Alexander Matos

Owen McClave

Thomas McDermott

Marisa McDowell

Jenna McIntire

Damonn Mehta

Jack Menzies

Nicholas Mezza

Christian Milano

Aaron Miller

Brandon Mirabile

Tevin Mitchell

Joseph Monaco

Tyler Lee Monica

Marco Morales

Michael Morano

Aiza Nageeb

Thomas Navarra

Tiffani Nguyen

Courtney Nicol

Zachary Noble

Gillian Nutter

Samantha Ontek

Kimberly Osborn

Isaac Paez

Autumn Palmer

Nicholas Parisik

Isabella Partazana

Misty Patel

Danielle Pensabene

Tyana Peterson

Dana Piliere

Jarod Pollaro

Kevin Quispe

Prieto

Jessica Reis

Thomas Riccardi

Angelina

Richardson

Sean Rickett

James Ricotta

Allie Rispoli

Kyle Roach

Cole Robbins

Thomas Rodgers

Patrick Romano

Joelle Rotonda

Stephen Rumbolo

Trevor Sampson

Hope Santos

Hollie Santos

Angelina Sardanelli

Patrick Saunders

Dylan Savulich

Juliet Schieder

Emily Schroepfer

Haley Scott

Talia Seaton

Kyle Seehausen

Michael Shannon

Jessica Sinnott

Curtis Soto

Xavier Soto

Michael Speary

Natalie Speziale

Ryan Stanley

William Strickland

Owen Sulfrian

Krisztina Terrizzi

Ryan Thompson

Alyssa Thornton

Billie Tice

Francesca Torino

Alexa Turano

Ashlynne Tursi

Kyle Unger

Jake

Vanvalkenburg

Erin Watson

Christopher

Woolley

Madison Wynn

Jacob Yeager

Brielle Zagacki

Harley Zaraza

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

APRIL

TBA Quarterly Exam

2 Close of Third Marking Period

3 Fourth Marking Period Begins

TBA Report Cards Available on Parent Portal

3,4,5 Yearbook Sale

6-13 School Closed

20 School Dance- Grade 6 6:30 to 8:30

16-20 Fruit Snack Sale Grades 6,7, and 8

23-26 NJ ASK Testing Grades 7 and 8

30 NJ ASK Make-ups Grades 7 and 8

30 NJ ASK Testing Grade 6

MAY

1-4 NJ ASK Makeups Grades 7 and 8

1-4 NJ ASK Testing Grade 6

7-11 NJ ASK Makeups- Grade 6

21, 22 Spring Vocal / Orchestra Concert- Rehearsal

24 Spring Vocal / Orchestra Concert / Art Exhibit

21-25 “Kiss” a Grad Good-Bye Hershey Kiss Sale

28 School Closed- Memorial Day

29 Dress Rehearsal- Spring Instrumental Concert

30,31 Spring Band Concert During School

31 Spring Band Concert- 7:00

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