MTHS - MTHS is proud to announce that the following students have been named Commended Students in the 2024 National Merit Scholarship Program: Armaan Agarwal, Havish Boda, Nicholas Breen, Mythri Iyer (not pictured), Shashank Karra, Paul Philip and Ayaan Uddin.
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15 Years of Service: Read more NEWS at https://www.montville.net/article/1264942
Pictured: (Back Row): Jill Arslanian, Woodmont; Greg Milite, Woodmont; Christie Stella, William Mason; Victoria Carlucci, William Mason; Jessica Soehnlein, Valley View; Caroline Ford, Valley View; Kelly Roesler, Woodmont; Kelly Goodwin, William Mason; Robert Naturale, MTHS; Shelby Newkirk, Valley View; Christopher Butchko, MTHS; Meghan Notte, Cedar Hill; Kristin Warfield, Valley View; Wayne Guarino, MTHS; Laura Rivera, MTHS; Claudia Heim, Lazar; Catherine Lomauro, MTHS; Meghan Rosenthal, Lazar; Nancy Bostwick, Lazar; Kim Zemaneck, Woodmont, (Kneeling): Brian Quinn, Woodmont; and Sheila Frye, Valley View.
MTHS - Today starts Week of Respect! Our school counseling staff and Child Study Team (CST) are great advocates and allies in our efforts to stop bullying, cyberbullying, hatred and racism.
Stuff (That Dreams Are Make Of)! Read Superintendent Dr. Thomas Gorman's September Superintendent's Column:
https://www.montville.net/article/1258910
See Proposed School Improvements at Montville Day!
At Montville Day, look for school district representatives who will be ready to share information about the December 12 bond referendum. You’ll be able to see what improvements are proposed for all 7 schools.
Montville Day is Sunday, October 8 from 1 to 6 p.m. at the Amphitheater behind the library (90 Horseneck Road). MTPS will have an info booth with other non-profits and businesses. At the MTPS booth there will also be activities and items for children and adults.
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25 Years of Service! Ellen Parmientier, Lazar; John Pettit, MTHS; Debra Barmore, Valley View; Kenneth Korlishin, Lazar; Dean Marra, Woodmont; John Immediato, William Mason; Cheryl Kurland, MTHS; John Piselli, Lazar; Debra Rosellini, MTHS; Dianne Tuhy, Hilldale; John Krip, MTHS; and not-pictured: Judith Vinson, Hilldale, were honored for 25 Years of Service to MTPS! #EducateInspireEmpower!
READ MORE: https://www.montville.net/article/1264942
35 Years of Service: Kathleen Zaleski, Valley View; Debra Jarvie, Woodmont; & Naomi McCloskey, MTHS, were honored for 35 Years of Service. They were among the 58 teachers MTPS honored for Years of Service. Read More: https://www.montville.net/article/1264942
MTHS - Juniors and seniors - don't forget to sign up for college visits in the media center! This morning, students met with a representative from Babson College learned about the campus, programs, and scholarship opportunities.
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30 Years of Service! Meropi Merkt, Lazar; Elizabeth Hughes, Cedar Hill; and Sharon Pflug-Moench, MTHS, were honored for 30 Years of Service. They were among the 58 teachers MTPS honored for Years of Service. Read More: https://www.montville.net/article/1264942
MTHS - Students in Mrs. Hinz and Mr. Naturale's chemistry class measure the density of unknown metals during lab.
MTPS values the importance of small-group instruction and small class sizes, which is why we face a turning point for additional space to pave the path forward for the future of our students. Find details at montville.net/referendum.
MTHS - Spirit Week is off to a great start! Thank you to all of the students and faculty for their participation so far. Don't forget tomorrow's theme is "White Lies." (photo credit: Annalisa Kilanowski)
MTHS - This past Friday, the senior class enjoyed their Senior Banquet on a Hudson River cruise. Check out this beautiful shot of the Statue of Liberty taken by SAC advisor, Amanda Windt!
Tidbit Tuesday: The MTPS Board of Education has funded security vestibules at 2 schools, with 5 more on the to-do list. The bond referendum proposes up-front funding to accomplish those projects at a faster pace and with state aid. Learn more at montville.net/referendum.
Warmest wishes for a meaningful holiday. Schools closed today, 9/25/23, for Yom Kippur.
The Dec. 12 bond referendum is a key tool that can bring state funding back into the community for important building projects across our schools. See what will be on the ballot at montville.net/referendum.
Flashback Friday! MTHS Marching Band performs at Halftime at SHI Stadium on Rutgers Band Day (9/16/23)!
MTHS hosted its annual Club Fair today during lunch! More than 40 clubs and organizations were represented at the Club Fair and hundreds of students attended!
