Celebrate the BRHS Class of 2026! 🎓
Join us for our Graduation Commencement live stream from Jersey Mike’s Arena on the campus of Rutgers University. Congratulations to the Class of 2026!
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📖 View the digital Commencement Program here.
The Rhythm Alive Club at Bridgewater-Raritan High School performed a successful premier showcase on Thursday, June 11, at the high school auditorium.
According to Kim Hart, a Special Services Teacher and the Advisor to Rhythm Alive at Bridgewater-Raritan High School, “the premiere showcase was a huge success!”
“The full ensemble numbers were expressive through dance and music. Solo numbers were specially choreographed by the performers themselves. The club includes a design team that manages artwork, costuming, stage tech, and more,” Ms. Hart said.
According to the Bridgewater-Raritan High School website, Rhythm Alive is a club where all types of musical expression come together. Members might learn new dance moves, practice their vocal skills, and collaborate on writing songs or forming a band. It's a community for anyone passionate about music and performance, whether you're a beginner or an experienced artist
Ms. Hart added:
“Congratulations to this very talented group! “
According to Kim Hart, a Special Services Teacher and the Advisor to Rhythm Alive at Bridgewater-Raritan High School, “the premiere showcase was a huge success!”
“The full ensemble numbers were expressive through dance and music. Solo numbers were specially choreographed by the performers themselves. The club includes a design team that manages artwork, costuming, stage tech, and more,” Ms. Hart said.
According to the Bridgewater-Raritan High School website, Rhythm Alive is a club where all types of musical expression come together. Members might learn new dance moves, practice their vocal skills, and collaborate on writing songs or forming a band. It's a community for anyone passionate about music and performance, whether you're a beginner or an experienced artist
Ms. Hart added:
“Congratulations to this very talented group! “
Graduation tickets were sent from the Rutgers Ticket Office yesterday. Please review this document for freguently asked questions regarding your digital commencement tickets.
Please click here to read our last Newsletter of this school year to know about the upcoming events, Summer SAT Prep Classes, Senior Awards, Senior Breakfast and More!
Congratulations to all the winners at this year's Senior Awards Ceremony. View the program and complete list of winners here.
Bridgewater-Raritan High School's CyBR Hacks Club secured second place in the 2nd Annual Garden State Capture The Flag (CTF) Finals on Wednesday, May 27.
Bridgewater-Raritan seniors Josh Baron, Rafan Khan, Malav Patel, and Mohit Srinivasan formed Team Mojo Dojo Casa House and earned their spot against New Jersey’s top cybersecurity students by tackling over 130 CTF challenges and competing in a real-life ransomware simulation.
The Garden State CTF finals were held in person on May 27 at The College of New Jersey, in conjunction with the Garden State Cyber Summit, a professional development conference for teachers of Cybersecurity in New Jersey
According to Ken Mascola, the CyBR Hacks Club Advisor, Josh Baron, Rafan Khan, Malav Patel, and Mohit Srinivasan did an excellent job representing CyBR Hacks and Bridgewater-Raritan High School throughout this competition and were awarded silver medals and swag bags from NJCCIC.
“They reflected on the event, stating that it was an amazing experience and an opportunity to learn new skills throughout the competition. This experience has provided them with real-life challenges that can propel them into a cybersecurity career. Rafan Khan is also excited to be part of NJCCIC's junior internship program this summer,” Mr. Mascola said.
Current students interested in Cybersecurity are welcome to join the CyBR Hacks club and should look for course opportunities, including Cybersecurity 1, Cybersecurity 2, AP Cybersecurity, and AP Computer Science Principles.
Bridgewater-Raritan seniors Josh Baron, Rafan Khan, Malav Patel, and Mohit Srinivasan formed Team Mojo Dojo Casa House and earned their spot against New Jersey’s top cybersecurity students by tackling over 130 CTF challenges and competing in a real-life ransomware simulation.
The Garden State CTF finals were held in person on May 27 at The College of New Jersey, in conjunction with the Garden State Cyber Summit, a professional development conference for teachers of Cybersecurity in New Jersey
According to Ken Mascola, the CyBR Hacks Club Advisor, Josh Baron, Rafan Khan, Malav Patel, and Mohit Srinivasan did an excellent job representing CyBR Hacks and Bridgewater-Raritan High School throughout this competition and were awarded silver medals and swag bags from NJCCIC.
“They reflected on the event, stating that it was an amazing experience and an opportunity to learn new skills throughout the competition. This experience has provided them with real-life challenges that can propel them into a cybersecurity career. Rafan Khan is also excited to be part of NJCCIC's junior internship program this summer,” Mr. Mascola said.
Current students interested in Cybersecurity are welcome to join the CyBR Hacks club and should look for course opportunities, including Cybersecurity 1, Cybersecurity 2, AP Cybersecurity, and AP Computer Science Principles.
The Bridgewater-Raritan High School Badminton Club crowned a champion when it sponsored its school-wide badminton tournament on Friday, June 5.
A total of 12 teams participated in single-elimination brackets. Teams played to 21 points.
Youda Zheng and Xuetong Yin were members of the championship team, called Team Allllll!
The runner-up was Team Birdies of a Feather, which consisted of Harrison Wong and Nick Tozzi.
“Congratulations to the Bridgewater-Raritan High School Badminton Club officers, Vice-President Mikayla Jean-Baptiste and President Nainika Dontireddy, for planning, coordinating, and refereeing such a successful event,” said the Badminton Club Advisors, Kimberly Hart and Farrah Walters
A total of 12 teams participated in single-elimination brackets. Teams played to 21 points.
Youda Zheng and Xuetong Yin were members of the championship team, called Team Allllll!
The runner-up was Team Birdies of a Feather, which consisted of Harrison Wong and Nick Tozzi.
“Congratulations to the Bridgewater-Raritan High School Badminton Club officers, Vice-President Mikayla Jean-Baptiste and President Nainika Dontireddy, for planning, coordinating, and refereeing such a successful event,” said the Badminton Club Advisors, Kimberly Hart and Farrah Walters
Final Opportunity to Purchase Commencement Tickets on GoFan is tomorrow! Please click the this link to read the June Graduation Letter.
We’ve reached the finish line of the school year! As students continue to take their summative assessments and finalize end-of-year tasks, we’re sending a list of FAQs. Please click here for details.
The Bridgewater-Raritan High School Theatre Arts program presented its "Theatre Showcase" on Friday, June 5, in the high school auditorium. Here are scenes from the show.
The Bridgewater-Raritan High School Gender and Sexuality Alliance held a "Come As You Are" Picnic on Friday, June 5, during Unit Lunch outside the 600 building. The picnic featured activities, arts and crafts and sports
Here are the student government officers for the 2026-2027 school year at Bridgewater-Raritan High School.
Student Council Vice President
Kumar, Priyanka
Student Council Treasurer
Joshi, Ishan
Student Council Recording Secretary
Ciufo, Ashley
Student Council Corresponding Secretary
Chu, Kaitlyn
Student Council Sergeant Arms
Jaggi, Jesse
Student Council Media Coordinator
McGeechan, Jamie
12th Grade Class Council President
Kelleher, Sophia
12th Grade Class Council Vice President
Zuniga, Breanna
12th Grade Class Council Treasurer
Tofte, Jade
12th Grade Class Council Secretary
Cruz, Natalia
11th Grade Class Council President
Bal, Sahib
11th Grade Class Council Vice President
Shurina, Emma
11th Grade Class Council Treasurer
Diaz, Bruno
11th Grade Class Council Secretary
Cervino, Ryan
10th Grade Class Council President
DeRosa, Madison
10th Grade Class Council Vice President
Alexander, Faith
10th Grade Class Council Treasurer
Adkins, Connor
10th Grade Class Council Secretary
Dutta, Avik
9th Grade Class Council President
Principio, Jacob
9th Grade Class Council Vice President
Alonso, Ethan
9th Grade Class Council Treasurer
Nair, Savir
9th Grade Class Council Secretary
Garcia, James
Student Council Vice President
Kumar, Priyanka
Student Council Treasurer
Joshi, Ishan
Student Council Recording Secretary
Ciufo, Ashley
Student Council Corresponding Secretary
Chu, Kaitlyn
Student Council Sergeant Arms
Jaggi, Jesse
Student Council Media Coordinator
McGeechan, Jamie
12th Grade Class Council President
Kelleher, Sophia
12th Grade Class Council Vice President
Zuniga, Breanna
12th Grade Class Council Treasurer
Tofte, Jade
12th Grade Class Council Secretary
Cruz, Natalia
11th Grade Class Council President
Bal, Sahib
11th Grade Class Council Vice President
Shurina, Emma
11th Grade Class Council Treasurer
Diaz, Bruno
11th Grade Class Council Secretary
Cervino, Ryan
10th Grade Class Council President
DeRosa, Madison
10th Grade Class Council Vice President
Alexander, Faith
10th Grade Class Council Treasurer
Adkins, Connor
10th Grade Class Council Secretary
Dutta, Avik
9th Grade Class Council President
Principio, Jacob
9th Grade Class Council Vice President
Alonso, Ethan
9th Grade Class Council Treasurer
Nair, Savir
9th Grade Class Council Secretary
Garcia, James
Summer reading is just around the corner.
So, Beth Bouwman, who is the Youth Services Department Supervisor at the Bridgewater Branch of the Somerset County Library System of New Jersey, paid a visit to Bridgewater-Raritan High School on Tuesday, June 2.
Ms. Bouwman spoke to the freshman students in the English Language Arts Class of Denise Cimpko-Beller and Jennifer Austin about the Summer Reading Challenge at the library, teen volunteer opportunities, and book talks on new books to read this summer.
“It was a lot of fun! Some of their students have already applied to volunteer, and I had some great discussions with the classes about independent reading books,” Ms. Bouwman said.
So, Beth Bouwman, who is the Youth Services Department Supervisor at the Bridgewater Branch of the Somerset County Library System of New Jersey, paid a visit to Bridgewater-Raritan High School on Tuesday, June 2.
Ms. Bouwman spoke to the freshman students in the English Language Arts Class of Denise Cimpko-Beller and Jennifer Austin about the Summer Reading Challenge at the library, teen volunteer opportunities, and book talks on new books to read this summer.
“It was a lot of fun! Some of their students have already applied to volunteer, and I had some great discussions with the classes about independent reading books,” Ms. Bouwman said.
The fine works created by the Class of 2026 at Bridgewater-Raritan High School are on display during the Senior Art Exhibit in the small gymnasium. The exhibit runs from Tuesday, June 2, through Thursday, June 4. These works will be included in the Bridgewater-Raritan Regional School District Festival of the Arts Visual Art Exhibit, held on Thursday, June 4, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., in both the large cafeteria and the small gym.
Bridgewater-Raritan High School students participated in the Construction Industry Career Day on Wednesday, May 27. According to Jessica Kaiser, the high school's College and Career Counselor, a group of juniors and seniors learned about various trade options, how to apply, and gained some hands-on experience.
