.The mothers were able to create a connecting sunflower canvas with their families with their own style, standing out from one another.
With instructors Nana Esq., Oliver Martinez, and Suza Lu, the families successfully followed instructions to create a beautiful sunflower piece.
Many NAHS members were in attendance as well, helping by serving brunch to the families, selling Mother’s Day bookmarks and cards, and walking around offering help to people who needed it. Overall, the mothers and their families enjoyed the day, and NAHS is happy to have given them a memorable keepsake.
Children of the faculty were welcomed into the classrooms and joined their parents for a day of learning, observation, and fun. Throughout the day, teachers’ children had the opportunity to experience a school day at the high school, sitting in on lessons and participating in activities.
For current students, classrooms felt more lively and interactive as they had the opportunity to meet the children of their teachers. Faculty incorporated fun activities to make the experience enjoyable fo the children, including making bookmarks and fingerprints, extracting DNA from strawberries, letter pressing, experiments, painting ornaments, gaming, an ice cream truck, friendship bracelet making, bucket drumming, boomwhacking, and many other activities throughout the campus. Additionally, fresh popcorn was available for the children throughout the day thanks to the Student Council’s popcorn machine, with around eighty bags handed out.
Over 100 children joined the high school for a memorable and rewarding day!
I really enjoyed doing the magic milk experiment and watching magnesium burn when we visited Ms. Castiblanco' s classroom. - Rebecca, age 8.
I enjoyed painting with my mom's students. - Vanessa, age 6
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On Friday, March 27, at Scotch Plains-Fanwood High School, the Monday Band, which is Bridgewater-Raritan High School's competitive jazz band, earned a silver rating at its final competition.
According to Dr. Tom Bourgault, who is the high school’s Co-Band Director with Nick Mossa, senior Saraansh Rawat earned the OVERALL SOLOIST AWARD from the ENTIRE NIGHT of performances, which was given by over a dozen bands, for his tenor saxophone feature "Emily."
“Our rhythm section earned the title of Best Rhythm Section that night as well! Members of that section are Gabriel Faiella, Jay Fang, Gabriel Kim, Philip Nielson, Aaron Persky, Noah Roberts, and Shaant Sachdeva,” Dr. Bourgault reported.
Dr. Bourgault also stated that “aside from our last competition, two members of the Monday Band have earned spots in the NJAJE Region II Jazz ensembles: Jay Fang on piano and Olivia Strother on tenor saxophone.”
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“A big final outing for our band students!”
The 4x100 boys' track and field relay team broke the school record for Bridgewater-Raritan High School, running 43.34 at the prestigious Penn Relays, held at legendary Franklin Field in Philadelphia on Friday, April 24. The record-setting Bridgewater-Raritan team was Max Pasewaldt, Kenny Graham, Jishnu Kalaivan, and Justin Reid.
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On Tuesday, April 28, and Wednesday April 29, the New Jersey Student Learning Assessments - Adaptive (NJSLA-A) in Grade 9 English Language Arts (ELA) and the New Jersey Student Learning Assessment in Science (NJSLA-S) will be administered. On Thursday, April 30, the NJSLA-A in Mathematics will be administered. Bell schedules will be affected on test days. For additional information and testing schedules, please read the NJSLA Testing Letter.
The inaugural Bridgewater-Raritan High School Unified Flag Football Team will play its first home game when it is the host to Union High School on Tuesday, April 21, at 4 p.m. at the 1000 Turf Field
