Bridgewater-Raritan Regional School District students have the opportunity to join the Girl Scouts! This flyer contains more information on how to join.
The Bridgewater-Raritan High School Class of 2025 Commencement Exercise was staged at Jersey Mike's Arena on the campus of Rutgers University in Piscataway on Thursday, June 19. Here are some scenes from this festive graduation ceremony.
Congratulations to the BRHS Class of 2025! Watch the ceremony LIVE at 9:45am on BRTV @https://www.youtube.com/@brtvnews/streams
The venue was new, but the ritual remained the same--"Senior Sunset" was held once again in the final week of school on Tuesday, June 17, at Bridgewater-Raritan High School.
“Senior Sunset” is a tradition at Bridgewater-Raritan High School when the seniors munch on food trucks and cover the turf field, which happened to be the field next to the 1000 Building, which was the site since there is ongoing renovation work being done at John Basilone Memorial Field.
The seniors enjoy the sunset, which was sparse due to cloud cover, and time with their classmates and faculty during their final scholastic days as they prepare to graduate from Bridgewater-Raritan High School with the commencement ceremony slated at Rutgers University on Thursday, June 19.
Please click the following link to view end of year reminders for students and families: https://5il.co/3ixup
Third-seeded Bridgewater-Raritan High School was edged by top-seeded Westfield High School, 8-7, in the North Jersey, Group 4 boys' lacrosse state sectional final on Tuesday, June 10, in Westfield. Westfield will seek its second straight Group 4 state title when it meets Kingsway Regional High School this weekend.
Please click the following link for updated information regarding the BRHS Commencement: https://5il.co/3ikt5
This school year at Bridgewater-Raritan High School, one of Maria Kostis’ goals was to bring in guest speakers for her AP French students. As part of her ongoing effort to make French more immersive and meaningful, she invited two special guest speakers to visit during unit lunch and remain for her AP French class.
Her cousin Anna, a college graduate with a degree in English, shared her experience teaching English in France through the TAPIF (Teaching Assistant Program in France) initiative. During her year abroad, Anna lived and worked in a small French town, where she fully embraced the culture, language, and lifestyle. Her story gave students a firsthand look at what it’s like to live and work in France after college.
Joining Anna was her friend Lorène, a native of France currently studying law with the goal of becoming a judge. Lorène brought an authentic French perspective to the discussion, speaking about her education, her career goals, and what life is like for young adults in France today.
French 4A and French 4H students gathered during unit lunch to hear both Anna and Lorène speak about their experiences. Afterward, Ms. Kostis’ AP French students had the special opportunity to participate in a Q&A session entirely in French, challenging their language skills and giving them the chance to hold real conversations with native and fluent speakers.
These kinds of events have been part of Ms. Kostis’ efforts all year long to enrich students’ understanding of the French language and culture. By connecting them with real people and real stories, she hopes to inspire students to see French not just as a subject, but as a gateway to global connections and future opportunities.
The 2025 Yearbook Distribution will be in the Small Gym beginning Friday during Unit Lunch. You must bring a photo ID card either from school or a driver's license.
The Schedule is as follows:
Fri. 6/6 - B Day - (Seniors Only)
Mon. 6/9 - C Day - (Juniors and Seniors)
Tues. 6/10 - D Day - (All Students)
Wed. 6/11 - A Day - (All students if needed)
There are still 225 yearbooks available to purchase online for $110 at www.yearbookforever.com.
Despite the rainy weather during the last week of May, the Bridgwater-Raritan High School Council enjoyed attending the New Jersey Association of Student Council’s Spring Awards Program at Six Flags in Jackson. They were honored to receive two awards—the Community Smile Program Award and the State Charity $1000 club. After the awards ceremony, the students enjoyed the rides and games. Student Council Co-Advisor Michele Mammone stated, “I am extremely proud of all the student council’s accomplishments throughout the year!” The other Co-Advisor, Sarah Cleary, said, “We were lucky to work with such a great group of kids this year!”
The choir students at Bridgewater-Raritan High School delivered a spectacular performance during their “A Spring Choral Concert” that was presented on Tuesday evening, May 27, in the high school auditorium.
Lisa Rotondi, the Bridgewater-Raritan High School Choir Director, was joined by Christopher Fortin on piano when seven total groups sang to the delight of the audience.
The choirs were the Glee Ensemble, the Select Treble Choir, the Mixed Choir, the Lorelei Ensemble, the Choir Seniors, the Symphonic Choir, and then the concert was capped by the singing of the Combined Choirs. Here are some scenes from the concert.
Each year, Lockheed Martin, an aerospace and defense company, is the host to Code Quest, an annual international computer programming competition, taking place in person at Lockheed Martin facilities and virtually.
According to Dr.Eleni Arapaki, the AP Physics 1 and Teacher at Bridgewater-Raritan High School, teams of three high school students work together to solve problems by using JAVA, Python, C#, and/or C++ programming to complete the “quest”. The problem set consists of 20 to 30 challenging problems created by Lockheed Martin engineers and computer programmers. The students have to solve as many problems as possible within a 2.5-hour time limit by writing software programs that produce a predetermined output from a given set of input. US-based attendees at these events are offered the opportunity to apply for one of several summer internships across the Lockheed Martin corporation.
Bridgewater-Raritan High School participated in the Code Quest held on March 1 in Lockheed Martin’s facility in Moorestown. Dr. Arapaki and Ken Mascola, the Advanced Topics in Computer Science Teacher at Bridgewater-Raritan High School, brought three teams to compete in the advanced division. The Greek Gods (Anthony Channg, Ian Francis, and Foteini Gallou) placed 8th on site, the Eastern Engineers (Arya Vadya, Luvyakrish Manche, and Navneet Kalatheeswaran) placed 6th, and The Void Team (Jeffrey Hu, Ethan Pear, and Anika Seshan) ranked fourth. "Congratulations to all our kids for their dedication and hard work," Dr. Arapaki said.
Dr. Arapaki reported, “during the event, the students and the teachers had the opportunity to attend presentations on information about Lockheed Martin scholarships and internships, as well as career opportunities on AI & machine learning, advanced manufacturing, cybersecurity, engineering & technology, finance & business operations, IT, and technical operations”
The Bridgewater-Raritan High School Theatre Company Class and THS Troupe #5154 will present a collection of one-act plays on Friday, June 6. The shows, which will begin at 7 p.m. in the auditorium, will be Brothers Grimm Spectaculathon and Little Women.
The end of the school year is approaching! Monday, June 2nd is the deadline to return all library books to the BRHS library.
Dear Seniors, Parents & Guardians of the Class of 2025,
We are officially four weeks away from Commencement! We are sending a reminder including some new information. There are follow up items required, so please read the following letter closely. https://5il.co/3gziv
Bridgewater-Raritan High School students who may be interested in playing for the Unified Soccer Team in the fall can attend a meeting on June 10.
Click on this link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1E3Yb8bRQ2yub_tBmf7Yqj427qMclH2UMvZ1w5NE-shw/edit?usp=sharing
