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Awesome job yesterday by Sandy Eskow and Mr. Patricia.

They were interviewed on WRNJ about her film and the Rutherfurd Film Festival this weekend, more information below!

In an effort to showcase local creativity of young students in the filmmaking arts, this festival will include submissions from students at: Blair Academy, Middletown High School, Millburn New Jersey and Warren Hills Regional High School.

Tickets for the film festival can be pre-purchased online. Tickets are $7 for one screening session or $15 for entrance to all three screening sessions. The complete lineup is shown below in this article.

ALWAYS A GREAT DAY TO BE A BLUE STREAK!

RUTHERFORD HALL FILM FESTIVAL

Congratulations to Senior Lossenie Fofana who placed fifth in the 400m (50.19) at the Meet of Champions last week!

 

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Congratulations to our track team for their great performance this past weekend at Pennsauken's NJSIAA Group Championships!  Warren Hills will be sending 6 (possibly 7) to next week’s Meet of Champions at Franklin High School.

The boys 4x400 team will be the first relay to compete at MOC.

Below are the results from this weekend.

Complete Group 1 and 3 Results

·       Girls 4x100 19^th 53.25

·       Nicolette Costa 7^th – 9’6” (advances to MOC)

·       Courtney Hoff 9^th – 9’6”

·       Ryana Goldson 8^th – 104-6 Javelin

·       Lou Fofana 5^th – 49.16 400m

·       Lucas Fritton 20^th- 51.20 400m

·       Tucker Indrikovic 13^th – 20-1.5 Long Jump

·       Boys 4x400 6^th (Overall) – 3:26.58 (New School Record)

A local area resident wrote a letter to the Editor of LehighValleyLive celebrating our amazing choir from Cabaret night!

Always a great day to be a Blue Streak!

HIGH PRAISE FOR WH CHOIR!

 

 This school year, students earned a total of 243 certifications from the Microsoft suite (Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Outlook, Access, Word Expert and Excel Expert).

Highlights in the first level class:

• Three students were among the top performers in the state of New Jersey and were offered an opportunity to compete in the U.S. National Championship. They were Jessica Pawloski, Ava Mott and Emma Werbin (2^nd place in the state)

Highlights in the second level class:

• All students certified in Word Expert and Excel Expert
• All students received their Microsoft Office Specialist – Expert title with Microsoft

Finally, we ended the year with a 100% pass rate for all students that attempted certifications. Meaning, if any students took the exam and did not receive a passing grade, they had the opportunity to go back again at the end of the school year. ALL students in the Microsoft Program took advantage of this opportunity and were successful in their extended efforts!!

ALWAYS A GREAT DAY TO BE A BLUE STREAK!