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.
On November 13th at 7pm in the auditorium, the BHS Drama Club is hosting Boonton's Got Talent!!! Come see your fellow classmates and teachers compete to see who will win the coveted CRYSTAL TROPHY!!! This is an event you DON'T WANT TO MISS!!
AENJ Conference Presenter
Recently, Ms. Angelillo had the opportunity to present at the AENJ (Art Educators of New Jersey) Conference. Her session titled, Beyond "I like it": Building Trust and Engagement in the Art Critique Process" focused on creating a supportive classroom culture where students feel seen, valued, and confident sharing their ideas. By modeling vulnerability, incorporating structured peer feedback, and emphasizing growth over perfection, she shared strategies that empower young artists to connect, collaborate, and critique with authenticity and respect.
BHS had some Halloween fun with our annual exploding pumpkin chemistry experiment, along with our annual pumpkin decorating contest. What artistic students we have!
NJAC Wellness Summit
Students from all NJAC high schools recently participated in the Inaugural NJAC Wellness Summit at Mountain Creek Resort in Vernon, NJ. Over 300 students attended the one-day workshop that provided students the opportunity to learn from various educational professionals and speakers in the areas of College and Career Readiness, Mindfulness, Digital Citizenship, Leadership, and Healthy Lifestyles. The student leaders from Boonton are excited to turnkey the information to their peers.
Students from all NJAC high schools recently participated in the Inaugural NJAC Wellness Summit at Mountain Creek Resort in Vernon, NJ. Over 300 students attended the one-day workshop that provided students the opportunity to learn from various educational professionals and speakers in the areas of College and Career Readiness, Mindfulness, Digital Citizenship, Leadership, and Healthy Lifestyles. The student leaders from Boonton are excited to turnkey the information to their peers.
The Business Academy students recently visited the Red Bulls Sports Arena. Students toured the stadium and interacted with various employees to learn about their job responsibilities, their path to current employment, and their educational/business backgrounds.
Boonton High School seniors gathered on the turf field prior to the first day of school to watch the sunrise together, symbolizing the beginning of their final year. This has served as a recently established tradition for our seniors. Have a great start to the year, seniors!
Congratulations Boonton High School Class of 2025!
At June's Board of Education meeting, we were glad to celebrate our Board of Education Student Representatives. Ashley Suplicki has served as the Boonton High School Representative for the past two years. Talia Adamo served as the John Hill School Representative throughout her eighth grade year. Ashley and Talia did tremendous work in their roles. We are grateful for their contributions and congratulate them on their upcoming graduations!
Congratulations to Kaylee Hughen and Micah Gursoy for being recognized at the Morris County Association of School Administrators 37th Annual Academic Achievement Recognition Dinner! Kaylee is the Valedictorian of the Class of 2025 and will be studying at SUNY Cortland next year. Micah is the Salutatorian of the Class of 2025 and will be studying at the University of South Carolina. We are grateful to have such excellent representatives leading the Class of 2025 and know their success will continue in the years to come!
On May 14th, the Business and STEM Academies visited the Somerset Patriots Ballpark. Students were given the opportunity to engage with employees and discuss their job roles and responsibilities. Information sessions were set up around the ballpark that focused on different STEM related activities. Unfortunately, the game was rained out, but students did receive vouchers for another game!
Boonton High School: A proud tradition. A bright future. A place to call home. A legacy to build upon.
John Hill School: Where students "Earn Their Wings."
School Street School: A place where our young learners flourish!
