Sunday, April 14, 2013
College acceptance letters are in—tell Patch where you're headed next!
Calling all Holmdel and Hazlet seniors and senior parents: What's next for you after graduation? Whether you're headed to college or starting a new job, tell us your plans in the comments below! Once you leave a comment, we'll put a big, personalized CONGRATULATIONS are the top of our page. We'll take a screen shot of your congratulations, and upload it to this gallery. And feel free to upload photos of your favorite high school moments here!
Thursday, March 21, 2013
The Alternative Spring Break program brought Hazlet teens to New Orleans and San Francisco neighborhoods in need in years past.
While teens across the state head to sunny vistas or enjoy a week sleeping in late, a group of Raritan High School students will spend spring break giving back to their community. -------- Click video at right to view Raritan students rebuilding homes in New Orleans in 2011. -------- The 31 students will take part in Alternative Spring Break, an annual program led by Raritan teacher Andrew LaBarbera. The students, with the help of nine adult chaperones, will join Restore the Shore to help the post-Sandy cleanup effort in Ortley Beach and Lavallette. This year’s effort by members of the school’s Interact Club is their third trip to an area in need. “We were supposed to go to Birmingham, Alabama but after Hurricane Sandy we changed focus and…
Monday, February 25, 2013
The show will take place on Tuesday at 7 p.m.
Friday, February 22, 2013
A handful of students will move from Raritan High School to Holmdel High School.
A possible error in the Hazlet school district map is causing at least one student to transfer to Holmdel High School just one year before graduation. In a Patch blog entitled "Please Help," Hazlet father Nick Castella looked for an outlet to plead his case. Castella said his son, as well as a handful of other students from Hazlet, are being pushed over the border to Holmdel High School. Castella said his Garden Park Mobile Home Community residence is just inches from the Holmdel-Hazlet town line, and an error in the district map that was recently corrected is pushing his son Chris out of Raritan High School in his junior year. Holmdel Superindent Barbara Duncan said she was informed in late January that a group of Hazlet students actually…
Wednesday, January 30, 2013
Superbowl theme-so wear your favorite team's jersey. Lots of great prizes!
Friday, December 21, 2012
Superintendent Bragen addresses a rumor about a threat at the district high school.
Hazlet Superintendent Bernard Bragen said Friday morning that a text message by a student threatening to kill others at school has been investigated by school officials and Hazlet Police, and it poses no threat. "We've investigated a threat, which involved a text message sent between students, and determined there is no merit to the allegation, no cause for concern," he said around 10 a.m., on the morning the state observed a moment of silence for the Newtown, Ct. school shooting victims. On a Threat Assessment Level from one to five, the administration labeled this threat at one, the lowest level, Bragen said. The school was never in lockdown, he said. An instant e-alert will be sent to parents at the high school about the issue, he …
Friday, October 19, 2012
Six residents attended the forum.
Three of the four candidates vying for three open seats on the Hazlet Board of Education came to talk about their qualifications at a casual candidates forum at Raritan High School on Thursday. The candidates were: incumbents Francis "Mick" McGrath, Celine E. McNally, and Board President Stephen F. Willig, Sr. (I). Natale Iannello said he could not make the meeting due to a work commitment but sent a statement to be read. Although only six Hazlet citizens turned out for the event held at the RHS cafeteria, the attendees engaged the candidates in thoughtful conversation about their views. McNally, a middle school language arts teacher working in Freehold, was asked about the pros and cons of block scheduling, a trend towards longer …
Friday, October 12, 2012
Jubinsky taught physical education and driver's ed for 25 years at RHS in Hazlet.
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Friday, October 12, 2012
Walter Jubinsky, 81, of Colts Neck, passed away unexpectedly on Monday, Oct. 8 at Jersey Shore University Medical Center, Neptune, with family and friends at his side. He was born in Jermyn, Pa. to Michael and Anna Jubinsky. After serving in the U.S. Navy, he graduated from East Stroudsburg University. He taught physical education at Marlboro Middle School, and went on to Raritan High School in Hazlet to teach phys ed there and driver's ed for 25 years between 1962-1987, before spending three more years at Cove Road and Raritan Valley Schools. He retired from the Hazlet School District in 1989. He coached baseball and basketball, and also taught driver's education. He was predeceased by his brother, Eugene. Surviving is his wife of 56 …
Saturday, October 6, 2012
Saturday's Shore Conference football results
A look at Saturday’s Shore Conference football games, compiled from reports on app.com, nj.com and allshoremedia.net: Monmouth 13, Raritan 10: Jeff Farrah’s touchdown run from 6 yards out in the fourth quarter lifted the host Falcons (1-3) to their first victory of the season, as Monmouth beat the Rockets (0-5) in Tinton Falls. Michael Reardon scored Monmouth’s other touchdown on a 7-yard run. Joaquin Jordan caught a touchdown pass from quarterback C.J. Pulcine, and Pulcine kicked a 22-yard field goal for Raritan. Lacey 54. Manchester 0: Kyle Spatz found the end zone four times, including an 82-yard score, for the host Lions (5-0), who cruised past the Hawks (0-5). Christian Tutela caught a 17-yard pass from Tom Kelly for a touchdown and …
Sunday, September 23, 2012
Saturday's Shore Conference football games
A look at Saturday’s Shore Conference football games, compiled from app.com, nj.com and allshoremedia.net: Manasquan 42, Raritan 17: Joe Murphy ran for three touchdowns and Joe Fittin returned an interception 70 yards for a score as the host Warriors (1-2) notched their first victory of the season over the Hazlet high school team. C.J. Pulcine, the Rockets’ quarterback, kicked a 24-yard field goal and hit Jordan Joaquin with a pass for a 30-yard touchdown, and added a 2-yard run late for Raritan (0-3). Connor Grogan had a 79-yard touchdown for Manasquan. Freehold 17, Wall 14: John Louro scored on a 10-yard run in the third quarter as the visiting Crimson Knights rallied from a 10-0 deficit to take the lead, but the Colonials (1-2) scored …
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