Montville Township High School -

MTHS - Mount Olive High School’s Art Honor Society hosted its annual exhibition on March 10, 2026. Thirteen high schools around the state were invited to submit ten pieces of artwork. The exhibition featured a wide range of art, including painting, drawing, photography, sculpture, crafts, and mixed media. College representatives attended as guest jurors, evaluating the work and awarding 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place in each category, along with an overall Best of Show for one exceptional piece.

Montville Township High School received the following awards:
1st Place in Photography: Arda Bayram
2nd Place in Crafts: Megan Haley
Moore College of Art & Design artistically accepts Stephanie Brig with a scholarship of up to $25,000 for her ceramic piece, "4 of a Kind."

Congratulations to all students for their hard work!

MTHS - Students in forensic science complete a poison detection lab for their toxicology unit.

MTHS - The Montville Township High School Art Department is proud to announce that six of our students have been selected for this year’s Blackwell Street Artists High School Exhibition. More than 500 pieces were submitted by 14 high schools across Morris County, with fewer than half chosen for inclusion. The selected artwork will be on display at the Morris County Atrium Gallery, located on the 5th floor of the Morris Administrative Building (10 Court Street, Morristown), from March 30 through April 30, 2026. A reception and awards ceremony will be held on April 9th, from 5:30-7:30 p.m.

Congratulations to our student artists, and their teachers, Ms. Travers, Mr. DiMartino and Ms. Mezini!

Ceramics:
Honorable Mention - Luhara Soeiro, "Wave"

Colored Pencil:
Secord (tied) - Victoria Miloseska, "Lines of Me"
Third (tied) - Gabriella Bordeman, "The Eye of the Beholder"

Mixed Medium/Collage:
Third (tied) - Natalia Dudek, "Pursuit of Knowledge"

Water Medium:
First (tied) - Sydney Glickson, "Untitled"
First (tied) - Jasmine Trandafir, "Pomegranate"

MTHS - Today we celebrated our amazing spring athletes and showed our school spirit as they head into their season. A big thank you to Dunkin’ for providing complimentary refreshers to students who joined in the excitement! Good luck to all of our spring teams and a happy spring break to all of our students and staff! See you in April!

MTHS - This week, students in FBLA headed to Atlantic City to compete in the State Leadership Conference. Congratulations to our MTHS students who qualified for FBLA’s National Leadership Conference: Alec Martinez, Chase Scully, Lucas Vieira, Zara Serukur, Brandon Lam, Shalini Sivakumar, Nikko Chen Shoji, Sophie Fitzpatrick, Etash Arni, Henry Chen, Mithil Gontla, Arjun Patel, Anisha Mulinti and Charvi Kanna.

MTHS - A big thank you to our amazing seniors who went back to their elementary schools this week to celebrate Read Across America by reading to students! Seeing our seniors give back to the schools where their journeys began made this week even more special. We are proud of the example you continue to set for our younger students!

MTHS - Montville Township High School is well represented at this year's DECA State Career Development Conference (SCDC)!

MTHS - ESL Family Night this Wednesday (3/4) at Lazar Middle School!

MTHS - Yesterday, our ACCE students participated in the ACCE Olympics! ACCE (Academic, Career and Community Education) serves both students in grades 9–12 and ages 18-21 with a focus on building independence and real-world skills.

Students had the opportunity to show off their abilities through a variety of life-skills challenges, including Financial Fitness, Speed Sweep, Supermarket Sack, Smart Shopper, and Dollar Up Dash. Throughout the event, students demonstrated teamwork, problem-solving, and confidence while having a lot of fun.

Thank you to our dedicated teachers, Mrs. Nord and Mrs. Hyde; class paraprofessionals Ms. Bernstein, Ms. Ciccone, Mr. Ness, and Ms. M; speech pathologist Ms. Parra; and student ambassador Lilah Baker, who helped organize and run this exciting event.

MTHS - Virtual parent event! Join us tomorrow night (2/10) at 7:00pm for a presentation by Dr. Meir Flancbaum, a child and adolescent psychologist who is passionate about equipping young people - and the adults who support them - with tools that make a lasting difference. For more information: Please contact the Montville Township Public Schools Department of School Counseling at 973-331-7100 ext. 2646 or 2647.

MTHS - More great news from the Music Department! Congratulations to our a cappella group, Mpulse, who won their third consecutive ICHSA quarterfinal championship! Mpulse competed at Cherry Hill East High School this past Saturday and had multiple MTHS students win individual awards:

Outstanding Soloist: Anthony DiBenedetto
Outstanding Beatboxer: Esteban Bustos
Outstanding Arrangement: Vivian Wei

The group will now move onto semifinals at Ramsey High School on March 28th. We wish Mr. Cherney and the members of Mpulse the best of luck as they continue in the championships!

MTHS - The forensic science class performed fiber analysis tests where they burned fibers to identify distinguishing factors about smoke, burn, and residue. School counselor, Mrs. Garcia even stopped by and got in on the action!

MTHS - And the accolades keep coming for our fine and performing arts students! The MTHS Theatre Program recently represented our school at the Speech and Theatre Association of New Jersey (STANJ) Governor’s Awards, held at Montclair State University.

A total of 21 MTHS students competed in a wide range of musical theatre categories. We are pleased to announce that the following students advanced to the final round in their respective categories:

Finalists:
Musical Theater Solo: Mateya Pereski (Grade 9)
Musical Theater Pairs: Natalia Fragomeni (Grade 12) & Nicole Londono (Grade 12)
Comedic Monologue: Jorge Heras (Grade 11)
Dramatic Monologue: Frank Wilkisson (Grade 11)
Musical Theater Ensemble: Sophia Billings (Grade 11), Anthony DiBenedetto (Grade 12), Philo Megala (Grade 12), Mateya Pereski (Grade 9)

Congratulations to all of our talented performers for their hard work and dedication, and to our faculty and staff members for their continued leadership and support of the performing arts program at MTHS!

MTHS - Congratulations to the MTHS students accepted into the NJSMA Region 1 Choir! This year marks a major milestone: a 100% acceptance rate, multiple Top 10 placements, and two #1 rankings, according to Choir Director Mr. Cherney. Way to go!

MTHS - Today we came together to celebrate our winter Mustang athletes and the dedication, teamwork, and pride they bring to our school. Additionally the MTHS community took a moment to honor Coach John Krip with a banner that will hang in the wrestling gym.

A big thank you to the athletes and coaches, the students and faculty who participated in the faculty-student basketball game, members of the chamber choir who sang the National Anthem, the students who signed the National Anthem and the faculty, staff and administration!

Date: Wednesday, February 4, 2026 (snow date February 5) Time: 6:30 p.m.
Location: Montville Township High School Auditorium
Incoming students and their parents/guardians will get a first glimpse into high school life. You will have the opportunity to see the rich and varied programs offered at MTHS. Come meet our administrators, staff, and students. Do not miss this wonderful welcome to MTHS!
If you have any questions about this event, please contact the MTHS School Counseling Office at (973) 331-7100, ext. 2645 or visit our website at www.montville.net/mths.

MTHS - Member of the MTHS Key Club went caroling at Mira Vie to help spread some holiday cheer.

MTHS - Mrs. Einstein's Research in Molecular Biology students start their second round of clones by running PCR to amplify their cDNA inserts.

MTHS - Our Advanced Italian Contemporary Topics students had the opportunity to learn from a communication specialist, Francesca Oliveri from Bindi North America, who spoke about the company’s Italian origins, its specialty products, and how food serves as a vehicle for sharing culture and heritage in the United States. The presentation also highlighted the importance of multilingualism and cross-cultural communication, especially in today’s global business world. This was an incredible real-world connection to what they study in class!

MTHS - Get ready to show your spirit, Mustangs!