October 22, 2026

1) There will be a boys basketball meeting today after school in room 134.
2) The Girls Fencing Team will host a pre-season info meeting today after school in the Green Gym. No prior fencing experience is required, and the meeting is open to girls in all grades – any student interested in trying fencing is encouraged to attend. The coaches will also provide cookies.
3) Attention all students who signed up for the Polytech Field Trip. Tomorrow/Friday 10/23 is the field trip to Hunterdon County Polytech. You will need to go to the theater entrance at 11:30 to sign in with Mr. Niznik. Do not be late.
4) Attention Juniors and Seniors: A representative from Princeton University will be visiting on Friday, October 23rd, from 10:30 to 11:30 AM. Please see Ms. Fisher in the Counseling Department to sign up!
5) North Hunterdon Theater Organization is performing Radium Girls this weekend! Step back into the 1920s for this powerful drama inspired by the true story of the young women who painted luminous watch dials with radium and began to suffer mysterious illnesses. Join us on Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday. Tickets may be purchased at nhto.booktix.com.
6) The next Diversity Club Meeting will be held on Monday, October 26th in room 220 at 2:30pm. Everyone is welcome!
7) There will be a mandatory meeting for all individuals interested in joining the wrestling team on Monday, 10/26 at 2:30 pm in room 135 A. Please bring your chrome book to the meeting.
8) Hey North! Are you excited about hosting the Milkcan Game? So are we, and we’re prepared for the potential aftermath. Join the Environmental Club for a post-Milkcan clean up on Wednesday, October 28th. See Ms. Bentzinger with any questions!
9) The Seniors clinched the 2026 Powder Puff Football Championship yesterday at Singley Field, edging out the Juniors 30–26 in a thrilling matchup. Guided by Coach Dan Pepe, the Seniors established a 22–14 halftime lead driven by Game MVP Sage Canavan’s three-touchdown performance and quarterback Brooke Ruiz’s 185 passing yards, with Skylar Burr setting the tone on defense with an interception and nine tackles. The Juniors staged a fierce fourth-quarter comeback—fueled by QB Madi Schilling, a 60-yard touchdown run from Wynter McDonald, and a key interception by Sadie Intrabartolo—but the Senior defense held firm in the final minutes. The victory extends the Senior Class of 2026’s rivalry record to 9–5 all-time, capping off an exciting event made possible by the coaches, administration, referees, event organizers, and the Golden Lions Pep Band.