GCIT Weekly Newsletter

On April 28, 2026, the entire GCIT family proudly came together for our annual “Love Our Vets” day, a heartfelt tradition dedicated to honoring and thanking our local Veterans for their service to our country.

Throughout the day, our honored guests were pampered, entertained, and treated to delicious meals as they traveled from one end of our school campus to the other. Each stop showcased the talents, hospitality, and respect of our students and staff, creating a warm and welcoming experience for all.

At the end of the event, it was clear that “Love Our Vets” day was not only a celebration, but a memorable experience for everyone involved. Our Veterans expressed how much they enjoyed the day and were especially touched by the kindness, professionalism, and respect shown by GCIT students. It was a powerful reminder of the impact our school community can make when we come together as one family to honor those who have given so much.

Written by Mrs. Arnold

This year’s Love Our Vets Day was truly unforgettable—and it would not have been possible without the incredible dedication, thoughtful planning, and attention to detail of Mrs. Arnold and Mrs. Mancini. As they prepare to retire this year, they leave behind not only a lasting legacy, but also one of the most meaningful and memorable celebrations our school community has ever experienced.

From the moment our Veterans arrived, the day was filled with powerful and heartwarming moments. Guests were welcomed by a stunning display from the Original Garden State Corvette Club, escorted by bikers, and greeted by the moving sound of bagpipes performed by Mike Williams. The sight of first responders raising the flag by crane in the glistening morning sun set the tone for a day full of pride and gratitude, while a band filled the campus with patriotic music throughout the event.

Our Veterans were treated to a truly special experience, enjoying a wide range of services and performances. They were pampered with hair styling, nail care, and spa treatments provided by our Cosmetology students and staff, and delighted by delicious breakfast and lunch prepared by our Culinary and Baking programs. Entertainment included vibrant performances by our Dance Department and engaging Fitness for Life demonstrations led by our Physical Education staff and students.

The day was made even more meaningful through the contributions of so many programs and individuals. Mr. Roskiewich’s Welding students created a beautiful commemorative plaque for the Veterans Home, while Mr. Heck’s Engineering students, Leo Docimo and Dylan Krzywicki, designed and produced unique 3D medals. Mr. Heil and Isabel Bernard thoughtfully designed the event program, adding another special touch to the day.

We are also deeply grateful to the many student groups and staff members who gave their time and energy, including our School-Based Youth Service Ambassadors, SkillsUSA officers, Student Council officers, and the Acts of Kindness Club. Special thanks go to Dr. Jacob, Pat Mulvenna, Bill Bessler, and the Gloucester County Sheriff’s Officers for their support and presence.

We were honored as well by the attendance of Gloucester County Commissioners Jefferson, Gattinelli, and Bianco, along with Board of Education President Mr. Frattali, whose warm welcome meant so much to our guests.

From the students who escorted Veterans throughout the building to Aubree DeGeorge’s beautiful rendition of the National Anthem, every detail reflected the heart and unity of the GCIT community.

Adding to the pride of this incredible day, the event received special recognition this year and was featured on 6abc News, highlighting the impact of our students, staff, and community coming together to honor our Veterans.

This event was truly a collaborative effort—one that showcased the very best of who we are as Cheetahs. To everyone who contributed in big and small ways, thank you for helping make this day so special for those who have given so much.

This week, the 1360 Dance Assemble proudly presented Choreographer’s Challenge: Beyond the Hour Glass—a dynamic and inspiring showcase of creativity, expression, and collaboration. Taking the audience on a historical journey through time, each dance piece told a powerful and emotional story, capturing moments and movements that resonate across generations.

This performance highlighted the incredible dedication of our dance instructors, Mrs. Stahl and Ms. Colon, whose passion and guidance have shaped a meaningful artistic experience for all involved. Featuring the talents and commitment of dance students from every grade level, this production was a true celebration of teamwork and artistry, leaving audiences both moved and inspired. Excellent work dancers!

May

• May 13 – Senior Career & College Decision Day (1:30-2:27 pm, 400 cafeteria)
• May 15 - Last Club Day
• May 27 – Senior Awards
• May 29 – Senior Prom

June

• June 1–5 – Senior Laptop Return, Room 1110
• Monday, June 1 – Tuesday, June 2: 8:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.
• Wednesday, June 3 – Thursday, June 4: 11:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.
• Friday, June 5: 8:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.
• June 2 – Junior Trip
• June 2 – All seniors must complete the Senior Exit and FAFSA information to graduate
• June 7–11 – Senior Trip
• June 12 – All senior grades are due in PowerSchool by 3:00 p.m.
• June 12 & June 15 – Senior laptop collection for any seniors who still have not returned their laptops, in Room 1110, from 8:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.
• June 15 – Cap and gown/ticket distribution, 8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m., in the 400-Wing Cafeteria
• June 16 – Graduation practice at GCIT, 8:30 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
• June 16 – Senior Picnic

• June 16 – Grades 9–11 Final Exams

• 8:10 a.m. – 10:10 a.m. – Exams for Periods 1-2-3 or 1-2
• 10:15 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. – Exams for Periods 3-4 or 4-5

• June 17 – Grades 9–11 Final Exams

• 8:10 a.m. – 10:10 a.m. – Exams for Periods 5-6, 6-7-8, or 7-8
• 10:15 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. – Exams for Periods 9-10 or 8-9-10

• June 17 – Graduation Practice at RCSJ, 8:30 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
• June 18 – Graduation Practice at RCSJ, 8:30 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
• June 18 – Graduation Ceremony at RCSJ, 6:00 p.m.
• June 18 – All final grades for Grades 9–11 are due in PowerSchool by 3:00 p.m.
• June 22 – Staff Last Day

*Half days begin Tuesday, June 16.

We are excited to celebrate the Class of 2026 and the incredible paths our seniors have chosen after graduation! Career & College Decision Day will take place on Wednesday, May 13 at 1:30 PM in the 400 Cafeteria.

This special event recognizes each student’s hard work and future plans—whether they are heading to college, a specialized vocational program, the military, the workforce, or pursuing another meaningful opportunity.

Seniors use this link to share with us your next adventure after GCIT:

2026 Career/College Decision Day Invitation – Collaboration

On May 13th, students are encouraged to wear something that represents their next step, such as a college shirt, company logo, military gear, or anything that proudly reflects their plans.

School-Based Youth Services will provide refreshments, and students will enjoy time with their classmates, share their future plans, and take part in fun photo opportunities.

We look forward to celebrating this exciting milestone with your child. Their journey is just beginning, and we are so proud of all they have accomplished!

With passports in hand, GCIT students and staff became world travelers during this year’s Culture Fest 2026! This vibrant, student-led celebration transformed the West Gym and surrounding hallways into a global experience filled with color, culture, and connection.

Organized by the Connecting Cultures Council in collaboration with Student Council and NHS/NTHS, this incredible event showcased the rich diversity within our school community. Fourteen countries were represented—India, Vietnam, the Philippines, Greece, Italy, Ireland, Hungary, Germany, Jamaica, the Dominican Republic, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, and Argentina—each offering a unique and immersive experience.

From beautifully decorated tables and authentic artifacts to hands-on crafts, engaging historical displays, and lively music and dance, every corner of Culture Fest brought a new adventure. Students sampled delicious traditional foods, explored cultural customs, learned fun facts, and even experienced elements of sports, dance, and fashion from around the world.

What made this event even more special was the collaboration behind it—over 100 students worked together in teams to research, design, and bring each country to life. Many students drew upon their own family heritage, gathering cultural information and traditions from relatives and ancestors with roots in these countries, making each presentation deeply personal and authentic. This meaningful day was a true celebration of student voice, leadership, and teamwork in action.

We extend our sincere appreciation to the Connecting Cultures Council—especially Scarlet Knight, Samantha Aguillo, Elizabeth Gordon, and Mr. Fitzgerald—for their dedication and vision in bringing this event to life. We also offer our heartfelt thanks to all students, staff, administrators, and parents whose support and participation made this event such a success.

Culture Fest 2026 was more than just an event—it was a journey that brought our school community closer together through learning, appreciation, and celebration of cultures from around the globe. 🌍

Special thanks to Hannah Stanley for sharing the pictures taken in the India section. Please use the link below to view the photos.

Staff stepped away from traditional professional development and into something truly special—a hands-on, engaging experience designed to inspire, recharge, and connect. This unique PD opportunity gave staff the chance to learn a new skill, explore a personal passion, or simply try something new in a relaxed and supportive environment.

With a wide variety of sessions to choose from, there was something for everyone. Staff rolled up their sleeves in sessions like “Knead a Break? Let’s Make Biscuits!” with Chef Clark and Chef Hassan, and “Pasta la Vista, Stress!” with Chef Mizia, where the aromas of fresh baking and homemade pasta filled the air.

Others picked up tools in “Nailed It! Build Your Desk Organizer” with Mr. Steve White and Mr. DeFillipo, crafting something both practical and meaningful. Creativity flourished in “Glaze & Unwind: Create Your Ceramic Keepsake!” with Mrs. Grant, while communication skills grew in “Hands in Motion: ASL Level Up” with Ms. Cross-Jones, Ms. Malone, and Ms. Schoettle. Staff also engaged in meaningful conversation and learning during “Beyond the Classroom: Understanding ACEs & Mental Health” with Ms. Glazer.

These cross-program sessions provided a powerful opportunity for staff to experience firsthand the incredible work our students engage in every day across GCIT’s programs. By building, baking, creating, and learning together, staff gained a deeper appreciation for the skills and expertise taught in our classrooms and shops.

Most importantly, our staff truly embraced the moment—enjoying the chance to work with their hands, collaborate with colleagues, and step into the role of learner. The energy, laughter, and sense of accomplishment were evident in every room.

A special thank you to our talented facilitators for sharing their expertise and passion with our staff, and to all who participated with the same dedication and enthusiasm they bring to their students each day. This was professional development at its best—meaningful, memorable, and truly inspiring.

GCIT's Thespian Troupe 5480 members have been extremely busy this month! We started off with our annual whirlwind NYC trip, where we spent two days seeing Stranger Things: The First Shadow and Death Becomes Her, took in the sights in Time Square as well as toured the amazing Broadway museum.

Then back to GCIT to kick off our cabaret where current students took on thespian nationals award-winning material from the last 10 years. They dazzled the audiences with wonderful performances and made our alumni proud.

And speaking of proud we were extremely delighted to announce that Hannah D'Aquila represented GCIT and performed a Shakespearean sonnet and monologue on the famed stage at Lincoln Center competing with students from across the country.

Written by Kirstin Lynch-Walsh

Congratulations to Drama Junior Olivia Young for being elected by her peers as a NJ Thespian State Thespian Officer. Olivia will spend the year working with her fellow officers and the New Jersey State Adult Board to plan the 2027 NJ Thespian Festival, as well as serving as the student voice for the society. Olivia will have the opportunity to mentor younger Thespians as well as advocate for the arts both in our state and in Washington DC. We are so proud of Liv.

We would also like to congratulate Gia Deitz who as elected as NJ Thespian Festival Ambassador. Gia will also assist in setting up the festival.

We would also like to acknowledge and congratulate seniors Aubree DeGeorge and Omar Kargbo for serving as an STO for the past year. They represented our state and school amazingly, including Omar getting the chance to meet with legislators for the Art Pride Advocacy Day in March.

Submitted by the Drama Department

Olivia Young

Gia Deitz

Aubree DeGeorge

Omar Kargbo

This week, 30 seniors attended a Road Runner Registration event at RCSJ. Our seniors were able to meet with a college advisor, discuss and register for their fall courses and then get their college ID's. It was a great turnout and I was very proud of each and every one of them.

Written by Mr. Burns

GCIT is proud to recognize Isabella Mason for representing our school at the 2026 International Career Development Conference (ICDC) in Atlanta. Competing on an international stage, Isabella demonstrated dedication, professionalism , and determination while showcasing her skills among some of the top students from around the world.

Although Isabella didn't advance to the finalist round this year, her participation in such a prestigious event is an outstanding accomplishment. This experience provided valuable opportunities for growth, networking, and competition at the highest leve.

We commend Isabella on her hard work, perseverance, and willingness to compete against the best. We look forward to seeing all she will accomplish in the future!

Written by Mrs. McIntyre

Students in my Spanish II class were working on Food Truck projects for different countries like Spain, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Argentina and Ecuador. All the countries were represented and students brought all kinds of traditional dishes from their respective countries for students to try.

Students worked on menus that included the traditional dishes and they also put the prices in the countries currency and converted the money to USD to give students a concept of how much the dishes normally cost in the different countries. Students had a wonderful time going around and experiencing the different foods of the different Spanish Speaking Cultures!!

Written by Rachelle Eppolite

FBLA had 6 finalists at the State Competition in Atlantic City. Isabella M., Reyna W., Alyssa A., Sophia Marie C., Rylie R., Gabrielle B. Congratulations to all of the competitors in particular Alyssa A. who qualified for Nationals and will compete in San Antonio, TX.

Written by Ms. Scott

This week, I was deeply honored to celebrate Principal Appreciation Day here at GCIT, a day that gave me the opportunity to reflect on the incredible privilege of serving this school community.

I was completely surprised—and genuinely moved—by the thoughtful gesture from students in Ms. Matter’s English 10 class, who presented me with a beautifully crafted jar filled with handwritten notes of appreciation, kindness, and encouragement. Each message represented something far greater than words on paper; together, they reflected the heart of our school and the spirit of our students.

As I read through each note, I was reminded in the most powerful way why we choose this profession and why GCIT is such a special place. The words shared by our students were heartfelt, honest, and deeply meaningful. They captured not only their experiences, but also the relationships, trust, and sense of belonging that define our school community.

A few of the messages that truly stayed with me included:

• "Thank you for keeping our school together and providing a safe place for my education. Your daily good mornings make my day just a little bit better."

• "Thank you for keeping GCIT in order and safe."

• "Dr. Girard, I remember on the first day of freshman year, I was so scared about high school, and when I walked out of the car, the first thing I saw was you smiling at me and greeting me, and you put me at ease. I will always hold this close to my heart. High school is a new and scary experience, but you made my first so happy and positive. Thank you for everything you've done for this school, and everything in the future."

• "Dr. Girard, every time I see you I'm greeted with a smile and good morning. Usually principals try to appear tough and more authoritative, but not you. I'll always appreciate how you make school a place where I want to go."

• "Dr. Girard, thank you for caring and being understanding to all GCIT students. When I drive to school, I always look forward to your greeting and appreciate it."

• "Thank you for being such an amazing principal. You are really kind and sweet to everyone around you and provide a really safe and fun school for all of us. You take so much time from your life to always provide us with a weekly newsletter. It makes my day just a little better when you smile at me in the hallway."

• "You are so kind and thoughtful. I always see you smiling in the hallways. You are the best principal I ever had. Thank you for all you do."

• "Dr. Girard, thank you for everything you do for the staff and students at GCIT! You are a wonderful principal, and one of the best I've had!"

Throughout the day on Friday, many students also stopped to drop off a thank you note or took a moment to share their appreciation in the hallway. I heard from students in the Health Sciences, SkillsUSA, Student Council, Dance, Biological Sciences, the ASL students, and many others. Each interaction was a meaningful reminder of the kindness and spirit that exists throughout our building.

My heart is filled with gratitude that I am so fortunate to have such wonderful students. You make me proud every day—thank you from the bottom of my heart!

I also want to extend a heartfelt thank you to our incredible staff for the overwhelming outpouring of appreciation throughout Principal Appreciation Day. Walking in the building and seeing the beautiful displays of handwritten notes and messages of gratitude was truly moving—each note more thoughtful and impactful than the last. The care, creativity, and sincerity behind them reflect the strength and heart of our GCIT community.

A special thank you to Chef Clark and her students for the delicious treats shared with the administrative staff. Your kindness and generosity were truly appreciated.

I also want to recognize the students and advisors of Student Council for their thoughtful gesture to both me and the assistant principals. In a world where lunch is often a luxury rather than a guarantee, the thoughtfully prepared basket of snacks was not only welcomed—it was deeply valued and will be enjoyed. Your kindness and recognition meant so much to all of us, and your effort did not go unnoticed.

Thank you as well to the World Language Department for the meaningful and thoughtful token of appreciation left in my office. It was a wonderful surprise and a beautiful reminder of the care and pride you bring to our building each day.

Many thanks to all the staff who took the time to stop by the office or connect in the halls to share your appreciation. Whether it was a handwritten note, an email, a text, a card, or a kind word spoken in passing, each gesture meant so much and was truly appreciated.

It is these thoughtful moments that reflect the strength, warmth, and spirit of our GCIT community. I am sincerely grateful for your kindness and support.

Without question, GCIT has the best staff in Gloucester County!

Finally, I would like to extend my sincere gratitude to our administrative team. Your support, collaboration, and shared commitment make the work we do at GCIT both meaningful and worthwhile. It is truly a privilege to work alongside such dedicated professionals who care deeply about our students, staff, and school community.

Thank you all for making GCIT such a special place. Your kindness, partnership, and appreciation mean more than words can fully express.

• 5/11/26: Reading - Periods 1-3
• 5/12/26: Reading - Periods 1-3
• 5/13/26: Writing - Periods 1-3
• 5/18/26: Math - Periods 1-3
• 5/19/26: Math - Periods 1-3

Make-ups

• May 20 - May 29: Reading, Writing, Math, Science

Assessment Department

Last week our student ambassadors from Morgan's Message went out to spread awareness to the Flag Football team. They did a great job on making our athletes understand that their mental health matters just as much as their physical health.

Written by Dr. Jacob

On May 1st School Based held our pre-prom presentation. Kathy did a great job discussing her experiences and made them very relatable to our students. Life can be difficult, and her message stands true; you will get through it. It doesn't mean it's easy and at times it may even be uncomfortable, but there is always someone available to you, especially at GCIT. School Based, the teachers , counselors, nurses, administration and the custodial staff ALL CARE. Never suffer in silence.

Written by Dr. Jacob

That leads us right into The Out of Darkness Walk which is happening this weekend, Sunday, May 3rd. The walk is starting at roughly 10:00 am, and registration begins at 9:00 am. Please come out and support this great cause.

Thank you for supporting School Based Youth services.

Written by Dr. Jacob

What was expected to be a rebuilding year quickly turned into something far more memorable for the GCIT golf team this season. Entering the year with a young roster and limited varsity experience, the focus was on development, patience, and laying a foundation for the future. Instead, the team delivered one of the most impressive seasons in program history.

As the season progressed, it became clear that this group had something special. Match by match, the players grew more confident, more consistent, and more competitive. Early growing pains gave way to steady improvement, and by the time the final stretch of the season arrived, the team found itself in position to do the unexpected—make a push for the sectional tournament.

Facing pressure-packed matches down the stretch, the team rose to the occasion. With composure and determination, they put together their best performances when it mattered most. The defining moment came in their final qualifying opportunity, where the team delivered a record-tying low score of 149, an achievement that not only showcased their talent, but also secured their place in the sectional. Please wish the golf team good luck as they play in the State Sectional tournament this Monday.

Written by Mr. Hahn

The GCIT Flag Football team celebrated a very special evening as they honored their senior players during their game against Woodbury. It was an evening filled with pride, gratitude, and school spirit as the coaches took time to recognize the leadership, dedication, and commitment of this year’s senior athletes.

Seniors were celebrated on the field in front of a crowd of proud parents, friends, and family members who came out to support the team and help make the evening unforgettable. Each senior was recognized for their hard work, teamwork, and contributions to the team, marking an emotional and meaningful moment for players and their loved ones.

There were cheers, smiles, and plenty of photos as families joined coaches and teammates in honoring the seniors who have helped build the foundation of GCIT Flag Football. The atmosphere reflected not just a game, but a true celebration of student-athletes and the community that supports them.

GCIT is proud of all our senior flag football players and thanks them for their leadership, sportsmanship, and dedication. We look forward to seeing all they accomplish in the next chapter of their journey!

The GCIT teardrop came alive with vibrant color and celebration the Holi Festival, thoughtfully facilitated by the Asian Student Association. Both students and staff joined in the joyful experience, embracing the spirit of unity, renewal, and togetherness that defines this beautiful tradition. The event was filled with laughter, music, and bursts of color as participants celebrated side by side in a lively and inclusive atmosphere.

Special thanks to the students in the ASA club, Ms. Matters, Ms. Capelli, and Mr. Hill for their support and participation in making this celebration a meaningful experience.

This week’s Student Spotlight features the incredible artwork of Eva Styer, a 10th grade student in the Baking Program, who shared a powerful and inspiring piece that reflects both creativity and personal motivation.

Eva describes her artwork in her own words:

“This art I made means a lot to me because it inspires me, that I can make it through the day and eventually achieve my dreams for my future. Plus, Spiderman is one of my favorite heroes, so having a version of me as Spiderman is epic.”

Eva’s piece is not only visually creative, but also deeply meaningful—showcasing how art can be a source of strength, motivation, and self-expression. Her connection to her favorite hero, Spiderman, adds a fun and personal touch while highlighting her determination to keep pushing toward her goals and dreams.

We are proud to celebrate Eva’s talent and the positive message behind her work. Her artwork is a reminder of the creativity and resilience found within our GCIT community.

Do you have a talent, passion, or hobby you would like to share with our school community? We would love to feature you in our weekly Student Spotlight section of the newsletter!

Students interested in being highlighted should reach out to Sophomore Charlotte Stewart-Groff on Microsoft Teams. Simply send Charlotte your submission along with a short blurb describing your work, hobby, or passion.

We look forward to showcasing the many amazing talents of our students each week!

Last week during Take Your Child to Work Day, the visiting children had a wonderful opportunity to step into the spotlight alongside our talented drama students!

Together, they joined in a lively dance and song number that brought smiles, laughter, and plenty of excitement to the performance. It was a joyful moment of creativity, collaboration, and fun for everyone involved.

A special thank you to Ms. Knoblock for sharing the video so we can all enjoy this memorable moment.

Enjoy the clip below!

Our Junior Prom lit up the night with glamour, excitement, and unforgettable memories as students gathered on Friday night for an incredible celebration! Dressed to impress, juniors and their guest filled the dance floor with energy, laughter, and nonstop fun as they celebrated a milestone moment with friends.

From the first song to the final dance, the evening was full of joy, school spirit, and picture-perfect moments that will be cherished for years to come. It was truly a night where our junior class shined bright and celebrated together in style.

A special thank you goes to the class advisors for organizing such a fantastic event for our juniors: Sarah Ruczynski, Christina Smyth, Katie Knoblock, and John March. Their planning and dedication helped create a seamless and memorable evening.

We also extend sincere appreciation to all of our chaperones, School Resource Officers, and administrators for their support in ensuring a safe and enjoyable night for all.

We are especially proud to share that the students were exceptionally well behaved throughout the evening. Staff from The Forum even complimented GCIT on the outstanding level of respect demonstrated by our students—a true reflection of the care, guidance, and commitment poured into our students each day by our entire school community, including staff, parents, and administrators.

Juniors, you made us proud! 💙 What a night to remember!

More photos will be in next week's newsletter.

All students and staff are required to wear their GCIT lanyard and ID around their neck every day.

• Students must have their ID visible and on their GCIT lanyard before entering the building.

Wearing your GCIT ID helps ensure the safety and security of our school community. Please make sure to have it with you each day!

We would like to remind all students to follow the GCIT Dress Code Policy every day. Maintaining a respectful and appropriate learning environment helps everyone stay focused and successful.

Please keep the following guidelines in mind when getting ready for school:

• 👖 Bottoms (pants, skirts, shorts) must be fingertip length – be sure to check before leaving home.

• 👚 Stomachs must be covered – crop tops that expose the midriff are not permitted.

• 👕 Shirt straps must be at least two fingers wide – spaghetti straps are not allowed.

• 💤 No pajamas are permitted during the school day.

• No flipflops

📘 For more information, please review the full Dress Code Policy in the Parent/Student Handbook (page 13), available on the GCIT Website.

Let’s work together to make sure GCIT continues to be a professional and welcoming place for all!

• May 3 - Out Of The Darkness Walk
• May 4 - 8 - Teacher Appreciation Week
• May 6 - School Nurse Appreciation Day
• May 5 - 8 - Freshman Production
• May 14 - Film Premier
• May 16 - Doll and Me Par Tea
• May 19 - 20 - Dance Senior Pieces
• May 22 - 12:15 pm Student Dismissal
• May 25 - School Closed - Memorial Day
• May 26 - GCIT Live
• May 27 - Senior Awards Ceremony: 6:00pm – 8:00pm
• May 29 - 12:15 pm Student Dismissal
• May 29 - Senior Prom at The Grove
• June 2 - Junior Trip to Hersey Park
• June 4 - Drama Academy Awards
• June 6 - SAT
• June 7 - 11 - Senior Trip to Disney in Orlando
• June 16 - 18 12:15 pm Student Dismissal
• June 18 - Last Day for Students (Tentative Graduation Day)
• June 22 - Last Day for Instructional Staff