MTHS - Yesterday, Professor Aihua Li from Montclair State University visited the Mandarin Chinese classes and taught students Chinese Abacus. The abacus is an ancient tool that can still be effective in helping students visualize mathematical concepts and build a strong understanding of fundamental mathematical operations. Our Mandarin students had fun using Abacus as a calculator to do simple addition and subtraction. Thank you to Mrs. Zishan (Annie) Huang for organizing this experience for our students!
MTHS - Principles of Anatomy students work on posters for organs of the digestive system. For this assignment, students will be able to identify the function of a specific organ in the digestive system, research and present factual information about the organ, and develop creative and visual communication skills.
TODAY! 5/27 at 11AM! Montville Township VFW Post #5481 will host the Memorial Day Ceremony. Attend: In-person OR Virtual. At the TANK in the Community Park. WATCH THIS VIDEO for all the information. #Lazar LNN announces the VFW Ceremony DETAILS: https://youtu.be/Kdrgq4eqbXw
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Memorial Day! No School Today. #Lazar students in Teacher Rick Crescente's classes had lunch last week with veterans from VFW Post 5481. The students replaced American Flags at cemeteries in Pine Brook & Montville's Dutch Reform Church. Flags were placed for Memorial Day.
Memorial Day! No School Today. Today is a day to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice in the defense of the United States of America. #Lazar's LNN students compiled a VIDEO of facts about Memorial Day. WATCH NOW: https://youtu.be/ONW67e6RwU4 . This Lazar News Network segment was initially broadcast on 5/24 in preparation for 5/27/24.
MTHS - On Monday, students in Mrs. Sheehan's Marketing I class did a blind taste test to compare store brands to national brands. After the tasting, students completed a survey to measure the results.
MTHS - Decision Day 2024! Congratulations to our seniors and whatever their futures hold!
IN THE NEWS! #MTHS Culinary Arts Students Showcase Creativity with In-School Food Truck Project - Family & Consumer Science teacher, Nancy Cinquino, helped students plan, and execute their very own food truck concepts. The trucks expanded their knowledge of Culinary Arts & entrepreneurship! See #MontvilleTAP: https://ow.ly/9Hk050RSBMn
MTHS - As we get closer to the end of the year, students are finalizing their woods/carpentry creations. Today, Mr. Koranteng helped a student assemble the table they built.
MTHS - Last night the two International Business Practice Firm (IBPF) classes celebrated their third annual Family Night in the MTHS media center. This event allows family members to hear about the IBPF class where the students form a company, come up with a product idea, then operate in a virtual economy throughout the year using the salary they earn to purchase products from other "companies" in the US and abroad. Members from each company - Charge Caddy and InVision - presented their work to the audience which included their business plan, monthly newsletter, sales report, website, social media posts and commercial. The "employees" did a great job representing their companies and MTHS!
TONIGHT! Tues, May 21 at 7:30PM #MontvilleBOE Meeting at the Montville Municipal Building. Tonight's student presentations: #WilliamMason - TREPS Marketplace (5th grade students) & #ValleyView - AV Club (Samantha Ivins/MaryGrace Whealan). Agenda: www.montville.net/tonightsagenda
MTHS - Students in Mrs. Reilly's World History class work in collaborative groups to complete maps on absolute monarchies.
IN THE NEWS! #MTHS Student & Montville Board of Ed Members Honored at Morris County School Board Association Meeting! See #MontvilleTAP to learn about the recent achievements of SR Sophia Kalliaras, who received a scholarship as an Unsung Hero Award-Winner, & #MontvilleBOE Member Joe Daughtry and BOE President Dr. David Modrak. https://www.tapinto.net/towns/montville/articles/montville-student-board-of-ed-members-honored-at-morris-county-school-board-assn-meeting
MTHS - Junior Rashid Hassan , an AP Studio Art student, is hard at work on a mural he is creating in one of the hallways at MTHS. This mural is a labor of love that Rashid has been planning for most of the school year and we can't wait to see the finished product!
IN THE NEWS! #MTHS Students Empower Future Entrepreneurs with A Day of Career Readiness at #WilliamMason Elementary School! 37 William Mason grads returned to their alma mater to provide the Junior Achievement program. Published Story by MTHS Soph. & JR, Nora Istvan & Giovanni Vecchione. See PHOTO GALLERY at #MontvilleTAP: https://ow.ly/2lFp50RJL4v
MTHS - There are a lot of practical science labs happening in May! Students in Anatomy are currently working on sheep heart dissection. This unit follows their other dissection labs on rats, cats and cow eyeballs.
MTHS - In order to better understand the Hardy-Weinberg Rule and population genetics, students in Honors Biology complete a lab using Goldfish crackers
MTHS - Come support the first annual combined Montville Township High School Science Symposium on May 29th at 6:30pm beginning in the high school auditorium.
Students in Science Design & Research, Research in Molecular Biology, and Biotechnology classes will be presenting the highlights of the research they have performed throughout the year.
In celebration of our students' work and in keeping with the nature of sharing scientific discovery, we hope you can attend our poster symposium. Refreshments will be served!
MTHS - A special thank you to Ben, Harrison and Noah Bruchhauser, as well as Sophia and Niko Kalliaras, Sofia Chioccariello and Resse McDermott for organizing, promoting, and hosting the the NMDP (National Marrow Donor Program) registry event at MTHS.
NMDP finds matches for bone marrow and stem cell transplants for patients suffering from leukemia, lymphoma and other life-threatening blood diseases. Interested MTHS students had to be over the age of 18 and register online before getting the inside of their cheek swabbed.
The MTHS community is proud to support this event and the student leaders who facilitated the drive.
#MTHS! SR Joseph Amoroso (center lt): NJ Governor's Award for Arts in Education. 1 of 4 in NJ! Devyani Sharma (lt) & Alex Tarnok(center rt) accepted into NJMEA All-State Chorus. Sharma: 2nd year in a row! Tarnok: 1st year & ranked #6 Tenor 2! Choral Director Ted Cherney (rt)
