Criminal Justice Academy
The Criminal Justice Academy attended a field trip to the US District Court in Newark, NJ. Students were able to speak to Judge Patty Shwartz about her experiences in the courtroom. They were then able to sit in on a real criminal sentencing at the court involving an embezzlement case. Lastly, students were able to speak to probation officers about their work in the field.
The Criminal Justice Academy attended a field trip to the US District Court in Newark, NJ. Students were able to speak to Judge Patty Shwartz about her experiences in the courtroom. They were then able to sit in on a real criminal sentencing at the court involving an embezzlement case. Lastly, students were able to speak to probation officers about their work in the field.
Algebra II Articulation
Recently, Boonton High School hosted a statewide Algebra II articulation, welcoming more than thirty mathematics teachers from nearly twenty schools throughout New Jersey. The session provided educators with an opportunity to collaborate on topics including curriculum, assessment, pacing, technology integration, and strategies for supporting today’s Algebra II students. Through both whole-group and breakout discussions, teachers shared successful practices and common challenges across districts. One participant shared that it was “great to hear what other districts are teaching, the challenges they are experiencing, and the strategies they are using to address them,” while another noted that the session helped them build connections with colleagues they now feel comfortable reaching out to for support and collaboration.
Recently, Boonton High School hosted a statewide Algebra II articulation, welcoming more than thirty mathematics teachers from nearly twenty schools throughout New Jersey. The session provided educators with an opportunity to collaborate on topics including curriculum, assessment, pacing, technology integration, and strategies for supporting today’s Algebra II students. Through both whole-group and breakout discussions, teachers shared successful practices and common challenges across districts. One participant shared that it was “great to hear what other districts are teaching, the challenges they are experiencing, and the strategies they are using to address them,” while another noted that the session helped them build connections with colleagues they now feel comfortable reaching out to for support and collaboration.
The BHS Drama Club offered phenomenal performances of All Shook Up. Congratulations on a great show last weekend! Here are some picutres from the performances.
Haas Cup Champions! More photos from the Boonton/Mountain Lakes Hockey teams 2-1 overtime win
Students 2 Science
STEM Academy students participated in Students2Science’s STEM day. Students participated in various experiments that simulated real world uses of STEM - students built efficient wind turbines, learned the best way to dispose of biohazard waste, and learned about the different chemicals that make fireworks colorful!
STEM Academy students participated in Students2Science’s STEM day. Students participated in various experiments that simulated real world uses of STEM - students built efficient wind turbines, learned the best way to dispose of biohazard waste, and learned about the different chemicals that make fireworks colorful!
National Girls & Women in Sports Day
National Girls & Women in Sports Day is an annual celebration that inspires girls and women to play and be active, and to realize their full power. Alexis Visioli was Boonton High School's representative this year, and was honored at a Rutgers Women's Basketball game. Alexis is a 3 sport athlete where she has earned 11 varsity letters so far in soccer, basketball and softball. She will become a 12 varsity letter winner once softball starts up in the spring.
National Girls & Women in Sports Day is an annual celebration that inspires girls and women to play and be active, and to realize their full power. Alexis Visioli was Boonton High School's representative this year, and was honored at a Rutgers Women's Basketball game. Alexis is a 3 sport athlete where she has earned 11 varsity letters so far in soccer, basketball and softball. She will become a 12 varsity letter winner once softball starts up in the spring.
Business Academy
The Business Academy students toured ArizonaLand, the manufacturing facility where Arizona Tea and related products are produced. During the visit, students received a behind-the-scenes tour of the facility, sampled a variety of teas, and learned about the company’s history as well as its current operations.
The Business Academy students toured ArizonaLand, the manufacturing facility where Arizona Tea and related products are produced. During the visit, students received a behind-the-scenes tour of the facility, sampled a variety of teas, and learned about the company’s history as well as its current operations.
Report Cards
Second marking period report cards are now viewable in the Realtime Parent Portal.
Second marking period report cards are now viewable in the Realtime Parent Portal.
BHS Wrestling
Congratulations to the following wrestlers who placed at the Morris County Wrestling Championships last weekend:
Isa Kupa - 4th place (Isa is a four time place winner)
Jacob Hughen - 6th place
Congratulations to the following wrestlers who placed at the Morris County Wrestling Championships last weekend:
Isa Kupa - 4th place (Isa is a four time place winner)
Jacob Hughen - 6th place
Say YES to the dress!
The show is coming up soon!!!!!
Tickets are selling fast for the BHS Drama Club’s production of All Shook Up! This high-energy, laugh-out-loud jukebox musical is packed with iconic Elvis Presley hits and showcases the phenomenal talent of our Boonton High School students. Get ready to rock, roll, and shake things up—grab your tickets now before they’re gone! Trust us… this is one show you do NOT want to miss!
Scan the QR Code or VISIT https://gofan.co/app/school/NJ20079 for tickets!
BHS Wrestling
The Boonton High School Wrestling program hosted its annual alumni night this week. The Bombers defeated Parsippany 43-29. Thank you to all our wrestling alumni who came to support the program.
The Boonton High School Wrestling program hosted its annual alumni night this week. The Bombers defeated Parsippany 43-29. Thank you to all our wrestling alumni who came to support the program.
Aviation Academy
Students from the Aviation Academy and Aviation classes attended a trip to the Aviation Hall of Fame located at Teterboro Airport. The students saw a collection of historic aircraft, unique artifacts like the Hindenburg wreckage, the first American hovercraft, and a Hall of Fame honoring New Jersey aviation pioneers.
Students from the Aviation Academy and Aviation classes attended a trip to the Aviation Hall of Fame located at Teterboro Airport. The students saw a collection of historic aircraft, unique artifacts like the Hindenburg wreckage, the first American hovercraft, and a Hall of Fame honoring New Jersey aviation pioneers.
As a friendly reminder, the district will have an early dismissal on Tuesday, December 23. The district will be closed until our return to school on January 5. On behalf of our team at Boonton Schools, I wish all of our students, families, and friends Happy Holidays and a very Happy New Year! We look forward to continuing our work together in 2026 as we foster the growth and achievement of our students and schools.
BHS Key Club
Recently, students in Boonton High School's Key Club collected socks and donated them to Brandon's Heart and Sole - an organization that assists homeless shelters and people in need.
Recently, students in Boonton High School's Key Club collected socks and donated them to Brandon's Heart and Sole - an organization that assists homeless shelters and people in need.
MET Visit
Recently, Ms. Angelillo's Art classes and Mr. Emering's World History classes visited the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The MET is the fourth-largest museum in the world and the most-visited museum in the United States. This enriching experience gave students the opportunity to engage directly with world-class art, history, and culture, supporting classroom learning through real-world exploration.
Recently, Ms. Angelillo's Art classes and Mr. Emering's World History classes visited the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The MET is the fourth-largest museum in the world and the most-visited museum in the United States. This enriching experience gave students the opportunity to engage directly with world-class art, history, and culture, supporting classroom learning through real-world exploration.
Business Academy & FBLA
The Business Academy and FBLA attended an FBLA/DECA Day hosted by the NJ Devils. Students participated in a panel discussion, received a tour of the stadium, and watched a game. It was an eventful day where students collaborated with other schools and learned how business jobs can be found in many fields; even sports!
The Business Academy and FBLA attended an FBLA/DECA Day hosted by the NJ Devils. Students participated in a panel discussion, received a tour of the stadium, and watched a game. It was an eventful day where students collaborated with other schools and learned how business jobs can be found in many fields; even sports!
Art Project Critiques
Recently, Ms. Angelillo's class held their end of project critiques. Students discussed Surrealism and how to create works of art that bend reality and question what it means to play with abstraction. Students created their own pieces and gave each other meaningful, constructive feedback to help them grow as artists.
Recently, Ms. Angelillo's class held their end of project critiques. Students discussed Surrealism and how to create works of art that bend reality and question what it means to play with abstraction. Students created their own pieces and gave each other meaningful, constructive feedback to help them grow as artists.
STEM Academy
The STEM Academy went to Liberty Science Center and participated in their Lazy Cutting class. Students used the software OnShape to design and print a souvenir drink coaster. Students then explored the museum and had lunch with staff who spoke about current and past projects.
The STEM Academy went to Liberty Science Center and participated in their Lazy Cutting class. Students used the software OnShape to design and print a souvenir drink coaster. Students then explored the museum and had lunch with staff who spoke about current and past projects.
BHS Winter Concert
Please join us for Boonton High School’s Winter Concert to be held on Thursday, December 11th, at 7:00pm in the high school auditorium.
Please join us for Boonton High School’s Winter Concert to be held on Thursday, December 11th, at 7:00pm in the high school auditorium.
