HUNTERDON CENTRAL REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT

Future Educators of America: Sent two members to state-wide Teacher Convention in Atlantic City.
Members participated in state-level leadership opportunities that arose throughout affiliation with TCNJ and the
state association. Two members (Dina Gold- Central Jersey representative) attended the national conference in
Georgia this year and (Rachel Redelico- club president) attended the state convention and became the next
Central Jersey representative. Another excellent aspect of the club this year was the inclusion of a partnership
between FEA and the local grade schools. Once a month, our students would volunteer in classrooms of
Demares Elementary School and Robert Hunter School. FEA members also supported many of the HCRHS
community outreach efforts (Kids Vote, Halloween High School, etc.).
Gamers’ League: Provided an environment for students to enjoy social interaction together over a shared
interest.
GAPP (German American Academic Exchange): The group met in order to prepare for their German guests
as well as to prepare for their own trip in June/July. The group designed GAPP t-shirts, created a research hunt
of Flemington, and developed a group PowerPoint to be presented in classes at the partner school. They learned
about what to expect with cultural differences and hosted the German partners for three weeks in the US.
German Club: Decorated a section of the hallway in the 11/12 building for Haunted High School and
participated in that activity, had a movie day in November wherein we watched a German film. Members made
gingerbread houses for the elderly at Independence Manor in December and had a soccer game against the
Spanish Honor Society in November. They coordinated several events with GAPP exchange students; for
example, playing volleyball, hosting picnics, participating in Adopt-a-German and organizing Shadow Partners.
German Honor Society: Members participated in Halloween High School, Spirit Fest, Letter to Soldiers in
Afghanistan, Thanksgiving Baskets, Gingerbread Houses, Spring Plantings for Independence Manor Nursing
Home, Volleyball Game with German Club and the GAPP Exchange Program, Ryan Herbst as guest speaker on
the Amish, Amish Trip with German Club and the German Exchange Program, Pheasant's Landing end-of-theyear
cultural dinner. Inductions and an end-of-the-year soccer tournament with the other Language Honor
Societies took place.
Habitat for Humanity (HFH): Fundraised and donated to RV Habitat and participated in Mr. Habitat
competition.
Hunger Prevention Club: Successfully conducted the second annual Great Wall of Soup and collected money
for the Flemington Food Pantry.
Interact: October 2010: A group of officers attended the Leadership Training Workshop sponsored by the
Rotary District, helped to increase school spirit by selling PomPom’s at Homecoming fest, and Rotary Club
Pancake Day (assisted with the serving of breakfast for the Rotary Club fundraiser). November 2010: Assisted
with the operation of the Turkey Trot in Flemington. December 2010: Acted as servers for the winter Senior
Citizens Luncheon. February 2011: Sold Valentine’s Day Fortune Cookies and helped to serve and bus tables at
the Rotary Soup Cook-off. March/April 2011: Attempted Beach Sweep for Clean Ocean Action at Sandy Hook,
NJ. June 2011: Acted as servers for the spring Senior Citizens Luncheon, volunteered at the Rotary’s Dog Walk
fundraising event, and created a hair cutting event with The Hair Place to raise money for the Debbie Harris
Comfort Fund and donating hair.
International Thespian: Participated in Halloween High School by reading stories to children. Provided
publicity, house management and refreshment sales at the 9/10 Play and 11/12Play, as well as refreshment sales
at Musical. Performed for the Aviation Show in the Auditorium and took a theatre trip to McCarter Theatre in
Princeton, NJ.
Invisible Children: Sold bracelets to raise monies to send to the IC Foundation to benefit our sponsor school in
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