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
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.
Bridgewater-Raritan High School's 2026 EPIC Yearbook has been inducted into the Gallery of Excellence by the publisher, Walsworth Yearbook.
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The five student artists were selected for the Teen Arts Festival’s State, County, and Touring Exhibition.
“Overall, it was an excellent display of artwork from the high school,” said Jason Draine, an Art Teacher at Bridgewater-Raritan High School.
Here are the five Bridgewater-Raritan High School students who received the awards, along with their artworks.
Visual Arts
State Festival & County Gallery
Alina Massenzio, “#Pinit” – 2D
Anisa Kokalla, “Silent Glow” – 2D
State Festival & State Touring Exhibition
Julia Li, “Space of Self” – 2D
County Gallery
Valerie Arboleda Roda, “Creación de Dios” – 3D
Kate Hinton, “Rainy Refuge” – 2D
Bridgewater-Raritan High School’s boys’ volleyball team is the Skyland Cup Champion for the third time in four years.
Second-seeded Bridgewater-Raritan, ranked 19th in the state, defeated top-seeded and eighth-ranked Hillsborough High School, 3-2 (25-20, 22-25, 21-25, 28-26, 15-13), in the Skyland Cup final on Thursday, May 21, at Hillsborough High School
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Bridgewater-Raritan High School’s baseball team, seeded fifth, fell to top-seeded and defending-champion Immaculata High School, 7-6, in the semifinals of the Somerset County Tournament on Monday, May 18, at TD Bank Ballpark in Bridgewater. Immaculata erased a 6-4 deficit with three runs in the sixth inning to rally to the victory. Immaculata will meet second-seeded Watchung Hills Regional High School in the Somerset County final on Wednesday, May 20, at TD Bank Ballpark, the home of the Somerset Patriots.
Top-seeded Bridgewater-Raritan High School’s boys’ lacrosse team was defeated by second-seeded and defending-champion Gill. St. Bernard’s School, 8-6, in the Somerset County Tournament championship game on Saturday, May 16, at Somerville High School. Bridgewater-Raritan was seeking its eighth Somerset County title and first since 2018.
