Report cards are now available

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Prepare for the SAT! Spots available for June.

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Congratulations!

Jack Belko (12th), William Reinhard (11th), Lindan Chen (9th), and Leah Yates (10th)

Congratulations!

Jillian Ludwig (12th), Cailtyn Farrell (12th), Nina Kherkheulidze (10th),

Not Pictured: Frances Litterio (12th), and Sophia Burnell (10th)

Wall High School's own Nate Attardi has met the challenges of the United States Congress! Nate has earned the Congressional Award Bronze Medal. To earn the Bronze Medal, each participant must complete at least 100 hours of Voluntary Public Service, which means sharing their time and talent for the betterment of the community, 50 hours of Personal Development, which can include developing social and life skills as well as interests, and 50 hours of Physical Fitness, spent in any way that improves their health and quality of life. Additionally, they must spend at least one overnight trip exploring a new environment or culture. Nate has been consistently working to achieve this award. Congratulations Nate!

Katie Cortese's artwork "Levitating" has been selected to go on to NJ State Teen Arts that will be held from May 30th - June 1st at Middlesex Community College!

Evelyn Kunycky, Erin Farrell, Marisa Amitie & Sara Nugent have works that are going to the Monmouth Teen Arts Showcase at Freehold Raceway Mall! The exhibition runs from March 30th - April 17th.

Congratulations to Nina D'Apolito! Nina is the design winner for this year's Monmouth County Youth Art Month Awards. The piece has been selected to go on the invitation that will be sent to all of the Art Educators of New Jersey Monmouth County Youth Art Month participants.

THANK YOU for all that you do for our students each and every day! We appreciate you!

The Wall High School Class of 2024 is sponsoring Graduation Lawn Signs for our 2023 Graduates. The lawn signs will be 16x24” and consist of the student’s Senior or 8th Grade Picture along with a “Wall High School” or “Wall Intermediate School” title above their photo. The cost is $25.00 dollars. You can pick up your signs at either the High School or Intermediate School. Signs can be expected by Wednesday, June 7th.

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Preorder custom class apparel and beautiful bouquets for commencement on June 16th. Preorder online for easy pick up the day of the ceremony.

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The Wall High School Peer Leaders and Interact clubs are CHOOSING KIND. They will be making “Blessing Bags” that will be distributed to individuals who are homeless in New Jersey. If you are going away and are staying in a hotel please collect the travel size items that they give you. The items can be dropped off at Wall High School until May 15th.

Here are the NEW items that the students are collecting:

• Travel size shampoo and conditioner
• Travel size soaps and body wash
• Travel size lotion
• Tooth brushes
• Disposable shaving razors
• Travel size toothpaste
• Travel size wipes
• Socks
• Lip balm
• Granola and Breakfast bars
• Small bottles of water (mini)

Allenwood MayFair is looking for high school volunteers to help with games and prizes on May 19th. Community Service hours will be given. Please reach out to Sharon Zanette szanette@awptg.org for more information.

Congratulations to the Wall boys lacrosse team who won again Manasquan 7-6!

They beat our rivals in a highly anticipated game and we hope to keep it rolling into

Thursday, 4/26 when they play home against St. Rose!

Photo Credit: Gillian Wisniewski

Students and staff will participate during gym classes in the

Run, Walk & Roll Against Bullying!

Monday, April 24th - Tuesday, April 25th!

Each step is moving towards a world without bullying!

Local shore families and members of surrounding Wall Township CommUnities are invited to join in an evening of remembrance and celebration of loved ones lost to drug overdose, COVID19, and any other type of loss. Join us Wednesday, May 3 at 6:00 pm at the Allaire Community Farm.

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Many of our Peer Leaders have been working hard during their Physical Education class to promote social inclusion at Wall High School. They are preparing for a kickball tournament at Toms River East High School on May 16th. This tournament is through Unified Sports, which is an offshoot of Special Olympics that is dedicated to promoting social inclusion through shared sports training and competition experiences. We are proud that our Peer Leaders are part of a program that empowers individuals with and without intellectual disabilities to engage with each other through the power of sports.

Students from the Pre-Med Club (plus some students from the Anatomy & Physiology Honors and AP Biology classes) went on a field trip on March 3rd to the Liberty Science Center to attend the Meet the Surgeon: Pediatric Orthopedic Surgery session. Dr. Samara Friedman, a pediatric orthopedic surgeon, showed the students film footage of two surgeries that she performs: the repair of a Monteggia fracture in the forearm, and the replacement of the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in the knee with a patellar tendon graft. During the session, students asked Dr. Friedman about the procedures she performed and about her career in medicine.

During the month of April our Heroes and Cool Kids have been conducting their final lesson for the year in the 5th grade elementary school classes. This visit focuses on the five most dangerous words, "Everyone else is doing it", healthy ways to deal with stress, and peer pressure related to making good choices. They also answer any questions the 5th grade students might have about the transition to WIS and WHS!

Heroes and Cool Kids

Pictured: Patrick Scenna, Mikey Hoarle, Connor Moore, Jack Meyer, Owen Moore, Franny Litterio, Lily McAdam, Gabby Rodriguez, Brynn Heaney, Ava Feher, Meegan Kappy, Erin Farrell, Caitlin Farrell, Caitlyn Steitz, Hannah Kernis, Caroline Coombs, Lydia Mencer

March 30, 2023

Scheduling for the 2023-2024 is complete! All students have met with their school counselor and finalized courses for next year. Parents can check their child’s requests in the Genesis Parent Portal under the scheduling tab. Any student who needs to make a change can do so by emailing their school counselor. All changes must be made by Friday, June 2, 2023.

Please complete your Aptitute test on YouScience by May 1, 2023.

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• Go to "Me"
• "View Profile"
• "Career Profile"
• "Go to YouScience"

Seniors, keep checking our WHS Counseling website for updated scholarships!

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