HUNTERDON CENTRAL REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT

Entrepreneurship students learn the basics of small business management.
Civil Law students learn the laws regarding marriage.
New Program Highlights
Freshman students entering Hunterdon Central this year will be required to complete a 2.5 credit course on
Financial Literacy. Personal Finance was approved by the Board of Education to meet this new graduation
requirement. A team of business teachers worked collaborative over the summer to develop the curriculum
which addresses all of the standards identified in the NJCCCS 9.2. Ten sections of the course were offered this
year. Assessments and student feedback will be reviewed to inform curricular refinement.
Staff Development
Julie Nealon:
• Participated in the Peer Coaching course.
• Served as a member of the Cross-Role group.
• Participated in the Montgomery High School Staff Development day.
Joanne Rainforth:
• Participated in Pay It Forward program with NJSCPA as a way of exploring careers in the field of
Accounting and Finance.
Janet Comerford
• Assisted at the HCRHS annual college fair hosted by the HCRHS College & Career Counseling Center.
• Taught Microsoft Office Suite – Word, Excel and PowerPoint for the Hunterdon County Polytech Adult
Education Program for the fall semester.
• Taught Microsoft Excel 2007 for the Hunterdon County Polytech Adult Education Program during the
spring semester.
Erin Ingaslbe:
• Participated in all Mini Course, staff development and pathways meetings.
• Attended two Personal Finance free staff development meetings in April/May.
• Participated in UBD training over the summer and in the fall.
• Utilized time for curriculum updating to work on Personal Finance curriculum.
• Worked with other staff members to revise Computer Applications program to incorporate a projectbased
learning portfolio into the curriculum.
• Took graduate classes to finish her masters relating to the curriculum work we are doing (Curriculum
Development & Design @ Rider University).
Carlos Moscoso:
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