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  • Friday, October 23, 2026
    Tomorrow concludes the week of Spirit Fest – contest between the classes  Seniors – We’ll be calling you down to the pep rally a bit early today for the Class of 2027 Photo for this year’s yearbook The National English […]
  • Thursday, October 22, 2026
    Tomorrow concludes the week of Spirit Fest – contest between the classes  ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS WHO SIGNED UP FOR THE POLYTECH FIELD TRIP – TODAY IS THE FIELD TRIP TO HUNTERDON COUNTY POLYTECH.   YOU WILL GO TO THE MAIN […]
  • Wednesday, October 21, 2026
    Tomorrow continues the week of Spirit Fest – contest between the classes  Spanish Club will be meeting after school TODAY  in the New Cafe. Attention swimmers- we are having the pre-season meeting TODAY after school in room 333. If you […]
  • Tuesday, October 20, 2026
    Tomorrow continues the week of Spirit Fest – contest between the classes  A reminder to all 9th, 10th, 11th, and some 12th grade students – PSAT tests tomorrow.  The room assignments were emailed again at 8am this morning.  Those taking […]

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The Viking Quest for Excellence

Ranked among the best high schools in the state, we are proud to offer a tight-knit educational experience that balances competitive rigor with a supportive community feel. We aim to foster a vibrant, inclusive community where students excel through rigorous future-ready academics, award-winning arts, legendary athletic programs such as Wrestling and Track, and our District-pioneering Unified Sports program that champions inclusivity.

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Clean out your medicine cabinets and safely dispose of your unused, unwanted, or expired medications on Saturday, October 24th, for DEA Take Back Day!

How to safely dispose of solid medications:
Includes prescription, over-the-counter, pet meds, etc.

Leave medications in the container

Remove any personal information

Bring to your local participating Take-Back location

See local drop-off locations below. Unless indicated, the drop-off location is 24/7.

Hunterdon County Justice Center

65 Park Avenue, Flemington

Hunterdon County Senior Center
4 Gauntt Place, Flemington

Hunterdon Sheriff’s Office
71 Main Street, Bldg. 1, Flemington

Clinton Twp. Police Department
1370 Route 31 North, Annandale

Flemington Borough Police Department
200 Main St, Flemington

Franklin Twp. Police Department
202 Sidney Road, Pittstown

Frenchtown Police Department
27 Second Street, Frenchtown

High Bridge Police Department
99 West Main Street, High Bridge

Holland Twp. Police Department
61 Church Road, Milford

Kingwood – New Jersey State Police
945 State Highway 12, Frenchtown

Lambertville Police Department
150 Rocktown Lambertville Rd, Lambertville

Lebanon Twp. Police Department
530 West Hill Road, Glen Gardner

Lebanon Twp. Police Department
530 West Hill Road, Glen Gardner

Perryville – New Jersey State Police
90 State Highway 173, West Hampton

Raritan Twp. Police Department
2 Municipal Drive, Flemington

Readington Twp. Police Department
507 County Rd 523, Whitehouse Station

Tewksbury Police Department
167 Old Turnpike Road, Califon

Washington Twp. Police Department
1 East Springtown Road, Long Valley

West Amwell Twp. Police Department
24 Mount Airy Village Road, Lambertville

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Voorhees High School Annual Non-Perishable Food Drive
October 19–23, 2026

The Voorhees High School Key Club is excited to announce our Annual Non-Perishable Food Drive, taking place Monday, October 19 through Friday, October 23! This annual tradition is an incredible opportunity for our school community to come together and make a meaningful difference in the lives of local families in need during the holiday season. All donations will directly benefit families within our community, helping ensure they have food on their tables during the holidays.

Where to Donate:
Community Members: Donations can be dropped off on the shelves at the main entrance of VHS (between the two sets of doors). After dropping off donations, please send an email to vhskeyclub@nhvweb.net so we can properly account for your contribution.

Thank you for continuing to make this annual event such a meaningful tradition at Voorhees High School. Let’s make this year’s Food Drive our biggest and most successful one yet!

*Sponsored by the Voorhees High School Key Club*

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The Marching Bands from both North Hunterdon and Voorhees High Schools marched together in the 82nd Annual Columbus Day Parade in New York City on October 12, 2026. The Columbus Day Parade in New York City is a yearly event that has been taking place since 1929. The parade includes marching bands, floats, and over 35,000 people participating. It starts on Fifth Avenue at 44th Street and goes all the way up to 79th Street.
We are very proud of the North Hunterdon and Voorhees District Marching Bands for their performance in the Columbus Day parade. Thanks to the band directors, Charlie Hopta and Joseph Reynolds, for making it possible for both bands to march together.

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Chalking one up for New Jersey’s Week of Respect!

The Interior Design class in the Family & Consumer Sciences department at Voorhees High School took their lessons outside to brighten up the campus.

Students were asked to think about how they feel—and how they want to feel—when arriving at school each day. Using elements of design learned in class, such as specific color schemes, shapes, lines, and positive words, they planned and drafted colorful sidewalk art. On Wednesday morning, they brought their ideas to life right at the school entrance.

Their goal? To bring a little extra brightness and a smile to every student’s face as they start their day.

Great job to our creative Voorhees High School students for making a positive impact on our school community!

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