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Congratulations to Cedar Hill Elementary School
Named 2016 National Blue Ribbon School by U.S. Department of Education
Montville Township High School is 198 in the top high schools in the nation:
2016 Newsweek Magazine poll & 48 in the 2016 NJMonthly list of top 100 schools.
2017 Niche.com named Montville Township Public Schools district: 44 in Best School Districts in NJ, 55 with Best Teachers in NJ & MTHS is in TOP 100 Public High Schools in NJ.
Thank you to all Montville Township Public Schools faculty, staff & administrators!
Congratulations!
Cedar Hill & Woodmont Elementary
among only 68 schools in the USA to be named
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Under vibrant blue skies, Montville Township High School graduated 304 seniors on Tuesday, June 20, 2017. The event marked the 46th Annual MTHS Graduation Ceremony. The Class of 2017 procession, joined by faculty and members
"Go out into the world, and go to work until it brings you success,” Kraft said. “But never work so hard that you lose track of your enjoyment. Life is not about being the smartest, the fastest, the strongest, or the very best. It is about appreciating those around and making the most happy memories while we can."
“My fellow classmates have conducted graduate level research, competed in national forensics tournaments, and performed in some amazing musicals,” Gologorsky said. “They’ve demonstrated their outstanding talents on the field, in the pool, and on the track, as well as in art shows and concerts."
“We are preparing to pack our things and leave our school years behind to step into the next chapter of our lives,” Amer said. “But, as we move on in life, it is imperative to remember that whenever we feel challenged, discouraged, or lost, the answers can be found right here at home.”
“Time serves as the measuring stick for who we are and what we will do,” Patchigolla said. “And since those numbers will pass quickly from hours to days and from weeks to years, we must live every second with conviction and courage.”
Take a look at the PICS from the 2017 MTHS Graduation Procession on Tuesday, June 20 - 304 seniors of the Class of 2017 graduated. Seniors processed onto the field to the traditional accompaniment of "Pomp and Circumstance." The traditional graduation selection was performed by the MTHS Symphonic Band & Orchestra under the direction of special guest conductor, Thomas Sansone of the graduating class.
Over 25 awards were presented to 34 of the rising freshmen - Class President Elliot Jo also spoke eloquently. He thanked the students, faculty and parents, and he reminisced about his three years at Lazar and his spoke of hopes for the Class of 2021 at Montville Township High School.
EPSN to broadcast championship Annual Hot Dog-Eating on July 4 from final Nathan’s Famous on Coney Island in Brooklyn, NY - "I wanted to do this because it is fun. I thought to myself, 'I can do this.'"
The Montville Community is proud that our Projection Graduation is the longest running event of this kind in New Jersey - As Superintendent of Schools, I am always concerned about the safety and security of your children. I strongly believe that Project Graduation is the best and wisest way that our graduates can celebrate the exciting accomplishment of completing their high school careers. I would urge you to support your child's participation in this event.
Montville recognized among hundreds of effective strategies that develop good character in young people, both nationally and internationally.
BOE unanimously approves appointment - Pasciuto is coming to Montville Township after two years of serving as the Assistant Principal at Glen Rock High School in Glen Rock, New Jersey. He will assume the helm at Lazar just after the end of the academic year.
Veda Bhattaram will compete in National Championship Round on May 17
Woodmont’s HIPP Award-winning program Brick by Brick – Lego Learning to air Sunday, May 14 7:30 AM & PM and 12:30 PM
Seventh grader will compete in National Championship this August in Houston, Texas. - Seventh grade student Agranya Ketha was the winning contestant in the North South Foundation Regional Spelling Bee on Saturday, April 29, 2017. Ketha, a member of the MahwahRockland, NJ chapter, is a student at the Robert R. Lazar Middle School
Healthy-living 5K Run and Walk is a community hit for all ages
