Wall High School Knightly News

Dear Wall High School students, families, and staff:

Happy Summer!

Congratulations to the WHS Class of 2025! Please check out the Senior Walk Video and Graduation Video posted below.

Please click here to review a letter about summer assignments for Math and English Language Arts. Please note that all summer assignments for the high school are optional except for AP high school courses.

The Marking Period calendar for the 25-26 WHS School Year is available. Please click here to review the marking period dates along with mid-term and final exam schedules. Please remember that students are required to be in school for exams.

The Daily Rotation Calendar is also available. Please click here to review the 25-26 WHS Daily Rotation Calendar.

Registration for 2025 Fall Sports began on June 9th. If your child plans to participate in a fall sport please click here to view a letter from Ms. Henry, our Athletic Director, which explains the registration process. All sports physicals must be received by July 31st to guarantee that your child will be cleared in time to participate in the start of fall sports.

Due to on going construction the Main Office, Guidance Department, and Child Study Team Office will be located in the C-wing hallway. If you are coming to the school and are in need of assistance please come to Door 25.

Thank you and have a great summer!

WHS Seniors enjoyed a fantastic send-off the day before graduation! Huge thanks to the WHS PTO, teachers, and staff for organizing breakfast, coffee, the Senior Walk, and the Senior Picnic.

Please consider joining us for our Parent Advisory Council (PAC) meetings next school year. These meetings will offer you a chance to hear information regarding school programs and other important information directly from the High School Administration.

Please click the attached document below if you are interested in Sheriff Youth Week this summer. The attachment includes a flyer and an application. The program offers a unique opportunity for young people to explore interests in law enforcement through police academy style training at the Monmouth County Police Academy from July 7th to July 11th.

Scoir is a solution for students, supporters, counselors, and colleges focused on finding the right fit through a unified college search and planning network. This platform connects students to a powerful set of tools to help them identify their talents, search for their college fit, plan with their supporters, and apply when ready. As a parent/guardian, you play an integral role on Scoir by providing your student(s) with college suggestions, financial information, and general guidance.

Recognized at the June 10 BOE meeting: WTPS Student Board of Education Representatives for their leadership, dedication, and service this year. We also welcomed our 2025–2026 student reps—the future is bright with your voices at the table!

Avonlea McInnes was honored for earning a perfect score on the National Latin Exam. Her dedication to language studies is truly inspiring!

Avonlea McInnes - 9th Grade

Megan Farrell - 10th Grade

Gabriel Fajardo - 11th Grade

Kirra Leonard - 12th Grade (not pictured)

Chloe Ketcham, Mackenzie Williams, Lyla Gant, Brandon Risko and Sean Rosenfeld

Congrats to Samuel Feldman who made it to the state level of Teen Arts!

Everyone should try to join at least one club!

Take a look at the club and activities website and email the clubs advisor if you have any questions.

WHS students volunteered their time to help run the 5th Grade Fun & Fitness Day on Thursday, June 5. Thank you to all our student volunteers for making the event a success!

WHS’s Anti-Bullying Task Force held its first-ever Color Run! A fun, colorful way to celebrate our school community and stand together against bullying.

On May 28th, the WHS Dance Club visited WIS to lead an after-school dance class! WHS students taught a fun jazz routine for WIS students, who got to learn more about dance opportunities at the high school!

If your family is experiencing economic challenges or homelessness, visit the McKinney Vento webpage for essential information and guidance on available resources.

District Homeless Education Liaison

Tiffany Steiner
tsteiner@wallpublicschools.org
732.556.2647

Please be advised, WHS will not accept food deliveries from services such as DoorDash, Grubhub, Uber Eats, etc. for students in our school. While we understand the convenience these services provide, they create significant disruptions within our main office. More importantly, allowing outside food/lunch deliveries raises concerns about the safety and security of our students and staff.

Please note: Parents and guardians are still permitted to drop off lunch for students who may have forgotten their meals. However, we ask that you coordinate these drop-offs directly through our main office to ensure a smooth process.

Thank you for your understanding and support as we prioritize the well-being and security of our school community.

Mr. Davis