Bridgewater-Raritan's Mark Marsigliano, Lerrod Smalls, and Trent Levash are in the first round of wrestle backs tonight, Thursday, March 6, after defeats in state tournament in Atlantic City. Matt DiEduardo lost in pre-quarters and is in wrestlebacks round two tomorrow.
On Tuesday and Wednesday, March 11th and 12th, students in Grade 11 will be taking the New Jersey Graduation Proficiency Assessment (NJGPA). Grade 12 students will have a delayed opening and must report by 11:39 am for Block 4. Please view the following letter for additional information about NJGPA Testing next week: https://5il.co/398ln
The Italian 3 Academic class had the pleasure of welcoming Ms. Elizabeth Farshtey for an enriching interdisciplinary lesson at Bridgewater-Raritan High School on Friday, February 21. The lesson focused on introducing and reviewing Latin roots frequently used in English, while under the guidance of Bridgewater-Raritan High School Italian Teacher Giuseppina Bologno, the students created sentences using the terms in Italian. Students eagerly participated as Ms. Farshtey and Ms. Bologno guided them through strategies to expand their vocabulary in both languages by recognizing common prefixes and suffixes. This approach not only helped deepen their understanding of linguistic connections but also empowered them with tools to enhance their language skills in a meaningful way. The class was engaged and enthusiastic throughout the lesson, appreciating the opportunity to strengthen their knowledge of English and Italian simultaneously. We are incredibly grateful for Ms. Farshtey's time and expertise and look forward to another insightful lesson in the future!
Broadway Night, which featured the choirs from Bridgewater-Raritan High School, Bridgewater-Raritan Middle School, Eisenhower Intermediate School and Hillside Intermediate School, was performed on Wednesday, February 19, and Thursday, February 20, in the BRHS auditorium.
The deadline to register for classes is on Monday, February 24th at 2 pm. Students in grades 8 - 11 can register in the Parent Portal of PowerSchool. The following link is to the BRHS Program of Studies, Online Registration Instructions, and grade-level course sheets. https://tinyurl.com/m77s9wpf
The Bridgewater-Raritan High School Choral Department Presents:
Broadway Night on Wednesday & Thursday, February 19th & 20th at 7:00 pm in the BRHS Auditorium.
Cash Only at the Door: $10 Adults; $5 Students Age 12+; Children and Resident Seniors Free.
Bridgewater-Raritan High School wrestled in its first-ever state group final when it was defeated by Southern Regional High School, 58-18, at Rutgers University on Sunday, February 16. Here are scenes from the Group 5 state final between Bridgewater-Raritan and Southern.
BRHS will hold the Spring College Fair on March 17, 2025, from 6 pm-8 pm in the Large Gym. This is a great opportunity to meet with various colleges, and military branches and explore opportunities. Please register via the QR code on the flyer!
Designers with an eye on fashion crafted various clothing and items during the Design And Swing course this past semester at Bridgewater-Raritan High School.
Lori Santos, the Family and Consumer Sciences Teacher at Bridgewater-Raritan High School, taught this Level Two Fashion Design course to students who responded with fine finished products.
“Building on the first level fashion course, Sewing Concepts, students select a garment to construct, modifying the pattern as needed therefore making it an original design,” Ms. Santos explained. “Students learn specific techniques and processes specific to their garment's requirements. This past semester students made handbags, stuffed animals, dresses, tops, and sweatshirts.
Students pictured here are Margaret Youngman (pictured in yellow top), who constructed a vintage dress, and Alison Zamudio (pictured in black top), who constructed a corset top with an oversized bow at the back.
School was not in session on Wednesday, January 29, but teachers and staff were busy sharing educational lessons and recommendations in rooms across the Bridgewater-Raritan Regional School District that day.
The school district’s PD (Professional Development) Day was held on January 29, when speakers held productive sessions on a wide range of topics at numerous school buildings throughout Bridgewater-Raritan.
Three Bridgewater-Raritan High School students–Lucia Bolle, Harsha Balamurugan and Kylie Rosander– were selected from a field of 350 to display their artworks at the Morris Museum.
According to the Morris Museum website, Fresh Perspectives is now in its 35th year. It shares superb works in various media, including photography, drawing, painting, digital art, and sculpture, created by New Jersey’s most talented young artists. Participants continue to inspire our community with their thought-provoking works and unique perspectives about art and the world around them.
The Fresh Perspectives 2025 exhibition and accompanying online catalog will display the 50 entries recognized by the museum’s panel of three jurors. The exhibition is on view from February through May.
According to Sarah Nassan, Bridgewater-Raritan High School Art Teacher, the contest received applications for works of art created by nearly 350 students, representing 43 schools in 10 New Jersey counties. The 50 works selected by a panel of jurors included the three gifted Bridgewater-Raritan High School student artists. The gallery at the museum, which is located in Morris Township, is open to the public.
Here are the titles of the artwork by the three Bridgewater-Raritan High School students.
Nostalgia: What Once Was - Acrylic paint on 300 gsm watercolor paper -By Lucia Bolle
Summer Sun - Colored pencil On Bristol Paper - By Harsha Balamurugan
Uncomfortable - Chalk Pastel Pencil on Pastel Paper - Kylie Rosander
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