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School Based Counseling
School Based Youth Services Program information [Click title for more]
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2021-2022 Program of Studies
Approved at 11/10/2020 BOE Meeting [Click title for more]
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Important Upcoming Dates 10/28/20
Important upcoming dates including reminder about form to request return to in-person learning beginning marking period 2 [Click title for more]
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2020-2021 State Assessment Information
2020-2021 state assessment information [Click title for more]
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2020-2021 Governor's Educator of the Year Program
2020-2021 GEOY Nominations due November 11, 2020
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Athletic Competition Guidelines
Please see the enclosed letter from Mr. Jones about competition guidelines. [Click title for more]
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Warren Hills Return to Competition Fall Sports
Please download the attached presentation for information about return to competition [Click title for more]
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WH in the News - Oak Ridge Invitational
Posted by Christina Page on 11/21/2020 6:00:00 PM
Senior Michael Fama and Junior Ryan Shulman ran indepentently at the Oak Ridge invitational on Saturday. Mike medaled with a 4th place finish and a time of 15:55. Ryan’s time was 17 flat.GREAT JOB BLUE STREAKS!
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WH in the News - Field Hockey SECTIONAL CHAMPS!
Posted by Christina Page on 11/21/2020 4:00:00 PM
Congratulations to our Sectional Champs and the first field hockey team to have an undefeated season!
Field hockey: Streaks perfect together in title victory
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WH in the News - Battle of the Food Banks
Posted by Christina Page on 11/20/2020 6:00:00 AM
The Battle of the Food Banks is an annual tradition that uses the Warren Hills vs. Hackettstown rivalry for a good cause - to see who can collect more food donations for local food banks.
Last year, in its inaugural year, the schools combined to collect almost 800 items and together vowed to aim to collect over 1000 items in 2020. Even with the challenges presented by Covid 19, the schools persisted and when Hackettstown had to close school for two weeks, the Warren Hills student council pledged to not only still aim to hit the 1000 item goal, but to split all donations amongst the Washington and Hackettstown food banks so that our rival would still benefit from this great cause.
The schools combined to collect a total of 1177, setting a new record for this event. In the spirit of good sportsmanship, Warren Hills has decided to forgo claiming the trophy this year, and instead considers this year's “winners” to be both of the local food banks who will each be receiving 588 items, just in time for Thanksgiving.
ALWAYS A GREAT DAY TO BE A BLUE STREAK!
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WH in the News - The Beater Board is Back!
Posted by Christina Page on 11/20/2020
Congratulations to the football team for their 40-7 win over Hackettstown! The streaks won the Beater Board back from Hackettstown.
Senior Ashton Sozanski was named Rotaty Defensive Player of the Year and Junior Jonathan Lianez was named Offensive Player of the Year.
Always a great day to be a Blue Streak!
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WH in the News - Lady Streaks win in OT!
Posted by Christina Page on 11/20/2020
Congratulations to the field hockey team for their overtime win over Chatham in yesterday's Sectional Semi-Finals!
Come cheer on the Lady Streaks at 1pm on Saturday, November 21st, when they take on West Morris Central - GO STREAKS!
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