Montville Township Public Schools Named
2nd Year in a Row!
MTHS Placed on the College Board’s 9th Annual AP® District Honor Roll for Significant Gains in Student Access and Success
ONLY 373 School Districts Across the U.S. and Canada Are Honored
MTHS is 1 of only 39 in NJ!
Click here to learn more about MTHS & the AP® District Honor Roll
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MTHS named #18 on N.J. Monthly’s 2018 Top 100 Public High Schools List
Montville ranking rose 30 places from #48 in 2016.
The list is published by the magazine every other year.
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Congratulations to Cedar Hill Elementary School
Named 2016 National Blue Ribbon School by U.S. Department of Education
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!
New Jersey Monthly Magazine has listed Montville Township as #36 on their 2017 listing of the top towns in New Jersey!
Congratulations!
Cedar Hill & Woodmont Elementary
among only 68 schools in the USA to be named
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With humor and insight Meswani encourages his peers to learn along the way. - "It’s okay not to have everything figured out and to trust that you’ll grow and find your way. It is our time to explore what we find interesting and mold our own path. "
"Surround yourself with people who will look out for you" - "A lot of the time you'll literally have no idea what you’re doing but you will find your way. I could have never ever EVER have told you that this would be my path. But somehow through the guidance of the people around me I have found my way here. Don’t be afraid to ask the people around you for help and guidance."
Character.org Awards Publication a 2019 Promising Practice Award. Fans of the Publication Are Invited to Meet Student Authors at May 28, 2019, Book Signing - Get your copy for only $5 at Amazon.com and attend the Tuesday, May 28 BOOK SIGNING for author autographs.
MTHS Students Will Represent New Jersey Among 3,000 Students Competing From Across the Nation - Jacquelyn Dal Bon, Isabelle Duddie, Daniel Gologorsky, Cameron Hojecki, Sarah Bolen and Victoria Wei have qualified to attend the 2019 National History Day Contest
Offensive Lineman Jonotthan Harrison Shared His Story and Thanked Students for Being Upstanders - Nationally every 7 minutes someone somewhere in the United States is getting bullied. “I want to congratulate you guys on being a school that works hard and tackles bullying every day,” Harrison told the Lazar student body. “Thank you for working hard to help Stomp Out Bullying.”
Future Business Leaders of America and Junior Achievement Unite to Empower Youth Through the “High School Heroes Program” - The service learning project provides high school students the opportunity to become role models by teaching and empowering elementary students within their school district.
Montville Township Public Schools does not solicit advertising for school activities through third party agencies that send mail, e-mails and/or make phone calls “on behalf” of MTPS programs. Please note, this scam is very convincing. The scammers are using the actual names of coaches and advisors. Please exercise caution and report all requests for money, advertising, and/or sponsorship.
Congratulations to 1st Place: Julia Ghumwala – Woodmont and Maanvi Gupta – Woodmont; 2nd Place: Alessandra Ciullo – William Mason and Audriana Giudice – Cedar Hill and 3rd Place: Elizabeth Dickson – Cedar Hill and Jaiden Patel – Hilldale. The 21st Annual Arbor Day CELEBRATION FRIDAY, April 26, 2018 at 9:00am. Sponosred by the Montville Township Environmental Commission with support from The MTHS Earth Club.
Sherrill Focused on Answering Student Questions. Taxes, Health Care, Infrastructure and Environment were among the student driven topics. - She outlined her journey from high school, to the U.S. Naval Academy, to 10 years in the U.S. Navy as both a helicopter pilot and a Russian Policy Officer coordinating U.S. and Russian Federation Navy interactions, to law school, to the U.S. Attorney’s Office in New Jersey, and her focus on federal prisoner re-entry programs where, she said, she was “helping people coming out of prison successfully re-enter our communities.”
Fred Heyman Shared His Story of Survival at a “Survivor Speak” Program Sponsored by Jewish Federation of Greater MetroWest, NJ - As the story of his childhood unfolded, so too did the historical time line of Nazi rule in Germany. From Hitler’s appointment to Chancellor of Germany to Kristallnacht (Night of Broken Glass), and from the burning of Heyman’s school and synagogue to the opening of Dachau Concentration Camp, Heyman has come to understand how his own story fits into the political landscape of Germany in the 1930s and 1940s. In recounting his childhood, and his survival, he asked students to pay attention to the political landscape around them at all times.
FREE Art Exhibit - The 7th Annual All Ceramics Invitational Exhibition to be held at MTHS. MTHS Media Center Wednesday, April 10, 2019. Doors open to the public at 6:30PM. MUDD 2019 Awards will be presented at 7:00PM.
Set in Damon Runyon's New York City, Guys and Dolls Jr. follows gambler, Nathan Detroit, as he tries to find the cash to set up the biggest crap game in town while the authorities breathe down his neck. Meanwhile, his girlfriend and nightclub performer, Adelaide, laments that they've been engaged for fourteen years without ever getting married. Nathan turns to fellow gambler, Sky Masterson, for the dough, but Sky ends up chasing the straight-laced missionary, Sarah Brown. Guys and Dolls Jr. whisks audiences from the heart of Times Square to the cafes of Havana…but, in the end, everyone eventually ends up right where they belong.
“Over the past 18 months, the district has seen a marked increase in the number of students expressing anxiety, depression, and indicating their intent to harm themselves” Superintendent Dr. René Rovtar wrote in the February newsletter from Montville Township Public Schools. “We want to do everything we can to make students feel comfortable in seeking help when they find themselves in this situation.”
Eight Honorees to Receive Chamber of Commerce Awards on March 9 - The Montville Township Chamber of Commerce's 56th Annual Awards Banquet will be held on Saturday, March 9, from 6 pm - 11 pm at the Lake Valhalla Club. Seating is by advance reservations. For more information contact info@montvillechamber.org.
Sail the High Seas on the SS American with Tap-Dancing, Singing and Beloved Porter Tunes Like Bon Voyage, I Get a Kick Out of You, You’re the Top and Anything Goes! - ANYTHING GOES features non-stop singing, dancing, tapping and comedy.
