Hoboken Public School District

ELA at Hoboken HS
Ms. Riley

Ninth-grade students are reading Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet and recently celebrated completing the NJSLA by creating masks inspired by the play’s masquerade scene. They are continuing their study with comprehension and analysis activities.

Tenth-grade students are reading Fahrenheit 451 and comparing the original novel to its graphic novel adaptation. As they progress through Part 2, students are completing analysis activities and preparing for upcoming assessments and their final exam.

Medical Interventions at Hoboken HS
Mr. Thomas

Dr. Amit Kumar, an emergency room physician, virtually visited Medical Interventions classes to discuss emergency medicine, patient triage, and decision-making in the ER. He also shared his journey to becoming a doctor and provided real-world examples that gave students insight into the challenges and rewards of a medical career. The visit was both informative and inspiring.

Science at Hoboken HS
Ms. Wigden

CP Chemistry: Students are studying Gas Properties and Gas Laws, including Boyle’s, Charles’s, Gay-Lussac’s, Combined Gas, and Ideal Gas Laws. They are applying their knowledge through a collaborative poster project that models gas behavior and connects molecular motion to real-world observations.

Pre-AP Chemistry: Students are exploring acids and bases, the pH scale, neutralization reactions, and chemical equations. They recently completed a titration lab, using measurements and calculations to determine the concentration of an unknown solution while strengthening their laboratory and data analysis skills.

World Languages
Mrs. De La Rosa, Mrs. Cruz, and Mrs. Martinez

As the school year winds down, students continue strengthening their Spanish skills by learning when to use the verbs SER and ESTAR in context. Through the VISTAS program, collaborative activities, and interactive practice, students are building confidence in their communication skills. Over the next two weeks, students will complete dialogue-based assessments and review for the final exam. Final exam dates have been shared with students through Google Classroom.

National Honor Society
Mrs. McGreivey

The Arthur E. Stover Chapter of the National Honor Society held its 65th annual induction ceremony this week. We welcomed sixty-six new members and said farewell to forty-three seniors. Our group has logged over 5,000 volunteer hours this year with an estimated economic impact of $193,914.75. Among our new members, two were inducted as honorary members, a provision for exchange students and students with special needs who have demonstrated outstanding leadership, service, character and scholarship.

We would like to thank the many people who contributed to our success this year:

our members, our officers, President Ava Pinn, Vice President Tasha Fu, Secretary Lila McDonough, and Treasurer Jai Malik,

Ms. Picc for her great speech and constant support,
New Member Jonathan Offer for playing keyboards,
Gabi Vassallo for taking pictures,
Ceci Platt for managing the lights,
Mr. Stasiak for help with sound,
Ms Cindy, Ms. Angela, Ms. DeLaRosa
and Chef Nelson for the awesome cake!

Until our seniors graduate, our new membership total is 156 and starting in September we will have 112 members. We look forward to another productive year to come.

Rockin’ Redwings
Mr. Stasiak

The Rockin’ Redwings proudly represented our school and community in the National Memorial Day Parade in Washington, D.C., performing along Constitution Avenue during America’s 250th anniversary celebration.

The parade featured nearly 200 groups from across the country and was broadcast nationwide. We are incredibly proud of the band for showcasing the talent, dedication, and spirit of our students on a national stage.

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