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Montville Township High School - Educate. Inspire. Empower.
Montville Township High School - Educate. Inspire. Empower.
Graduates of the MTHS Class of 2022 throw caps into the air following the June  2022 graduation ceremony.
Congratulations to the MTHS Class of 2022
MTHS Club Fair attracted  over 75% of the student body. Hundreds of students learned more about MTHS Clubs.
MTHS Club Fair attracted over 75% of the student body. Hundreds of students learned more about MTHS Clubs.
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Teacher waiting for the buses to arrive.
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Montville Township High School Mission and Vision

Mission Statement:

The educational community at Montville Township High School promotes creative scheduling which allows for the integration of highly effective programs that encompass a variety of learning styles, promote problem solving, decision making, and critical thinking skills and brings the outside world to students through changing technologies.

 

Vision Statement:

Montville Township High School will set the standard for educational excellence in the 21st century. Through the use of technology and community resources students will develop tailored educational programs which allow them to develop intellectually, emotionally, and socially. The school building will become the starting point for learning, which in incremental steps, will extend to community , county, state, country, and the world. Learning will become a manifestation of personal goals and desires. Assessment of learning will be demonstrated through performance and documented real life experiences. Teachers will become facilitators of learning. Faculty will facilitate learning through experimentation, performance assessments, and mentoring. The measurement of student learning will not be a manifestation of subjective grade performance that assesses learning , and thereby intelligence as a measurement of time, but rather assesses learning through substantive performance.

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Third Quarter MTHS ShopRite STARS Honored by Montville Township BOE 3rd Quarter ShopRite STARS are: Karl Monaco, Leadership; Sarina Dang, Community Service; Grace Kowalski, Athletics; Laura Justnes, Arts; and Gabriella Giudice, Academics.

Five MTHS Students Receive Recognition for Excellence - The five were named Third Quarter ShopRite Stars for the 2022-2023 school year. They have been honored both by Sunrise ShopRite in Parsippany, and MTHS. The five 3rd Quarter ShopRite STARS are: Karl Monaco, Leadership; Sarina Dang, Community Service; Grace Kowalski, Athletics; Laura Justnes, Arts; and Gabriella Giudice, Academics.

Second Quarter ShopRite STARS Honored by Montville Township Board of Education The Montville Township Board of Education honored the five second quarter ShopRite STARS on February 21, 2023, Ian Williamson  -Academics, Matthew Gagliardo -Athletics, Isabella Panico -Arts, Ashley Xiang -Leadership, Kristina Pruksa -Community Service.

Five Montville Township High School Students Receive Recognition for Excellence in Academics, Athletics, Arts, Community Service and Leadership -The Montville Township Board of Education honored the five second quarter ShopRite STARS on February 21, 2023.Ian Williamson (Academics), Matthew Gagliardo (Athletics), Isabella Panico (Arts),Ashley Xiang (Leadership), and Kristina Pruksa (Community Service.

First Quarter ShopRite STARS Honored by Montville Township Board of Education First Quarter ShopRite STARS: Brendan Glennon, Academics; Joe Rehberg, Athletics; Yoo Jin Kang, Arts; Sahana Vaidya, Community Service and Shriya Minocha,Leadership

Five Montville Township High School Students Receive Recognition for Excellence in Academics, Athletics, Arts, Community Service and Leadership - Congratulations to these outstanding ShopRite STARS: Brendan GlennonAcademics; Joe RehbergAthletics; Yoo Jin Kang - Arts; Sahana Vaidya - Community Service and Shriya MinochaLeadership. Superintendent Dr. Thomas A Gorman and BOE Vice President Michael Palma presented the awards.

MTHS Welcomes Dr. Matt Bellace for Parent Presentation
Days of Appreciation - Superintendent's Column May 26 Superintendent Dr. Thomas A. Gorman, Montville Township Public Schools

Days of Appreciation - One of the key foundations to America’s greatness is its public schools.  Allowing students access to a free and public education sets America apart from many other countries and gives all children the opportunity to succeed. The success of this education system is seen during the months of May and June.  The schools recognize student achievements of the past year, inductions into the honor societies are conducted with reverence, concerts showcase the results of many hours of practice, playoffs highlight the best teams on the athletic fields, and promotion and graduation ceremonies indicate the children completed the requirements asked of them and are ready to move on to the next level of life. 

Sounds of Silence - Superintendent's Column April 2023 Dr. Thomas A. Gorman, Superintendent of Montville Township Public Schools.

Sounds of Silence - When driving down the road the other day, I saw a mother and daughter in a car approaching in the oncoming traffic lane.  I saw the teenage daughter smiling ear to ear as she was waving her hands and animatedly telling a story she was so excited to share.  The mother, who was driving the car, had a smirk on her face as she kept her eyes on the road and listened intently.  While I can only guess that there was music on in the car, I could see that neither was on their cell phone and they were conducting an age-old ritual called verbal communication. I could not hear what was being exchanged between the two of them, but I could tell it was one of those pleasant moments shared between a mother and a daughter...

Innovation in Password Cybersecurity Presented to BOE by MTHS Senior Jenna Iervolino Superintendent Dr. Thomas A. Gorman, Computer Club Advisor Laura Fuhrmann, MTHS Senior Jenna Iervolino, MTHS Principal Douglas Sanford, and Montville BOE President Dr. David Modrak.

Customized Algorithm to Enhance Password Protection and Cyber Safety Developed During MTHS Independent Study - Jenna Iervolino recently presented to the Montville Township Board of Education. Through extensive research, the Montville Township High School senior developed an original algorithm for calculating secure passwords. The presentation showcased Iervolino's MTHS Independent Study Project. Iervolino’s project is just one piece of her overall thesis that is focused on helping people avoid Social Engineering Cyber Security threats. WATCH PRESENTATION ON YOUTUBE

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