STUDENT HANDBOOK - Hunterdon Central Regional High School

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College & Career Jennifer Nuechterlein (Grades 9-12) ........................................................................................ 284-7146 Student Assistance Counselors Cheryl Copeland (Grade 12; Grade 9 A-G) .......................................................................... 284-7174 Rich Monacchio (Grade 11; Grade 9 H-N) .......................................................................... 284-7118 Sharon Rider (Grade 10; Grade 9 O-Z) .......................................................................... 284-7165 Health Office & Support Services Class of 2015 Nurse ...............................Jennifer Amato, RN, 284-7143 Class of 2014 Nurse .............................Christine Grand, RN, 284-7304 Class of 2013 Nurse……………………. Nancy Braddee, RN, 284-7235 Class of 2012 Nurse……………………..…….. Cathy Stenger 284-7140 Social Workers ...................................................... Sue Ryan, 284-7192 ...................................................................... William Shaver, 284-7191 ……………………………..…………Annette Piazza Vasquez, 284-7150 Learning Consultants.................................... Kathy Kordusky, 284-7194 ......................................................... Gail Ciambruschini, 284-7196 …………………………………………….Dawn Peterman, 284-7215 Psychologists..........................Susan Blackwell-Nehlig, PhD., 284-7162 ......................................................................Erin Fulton, 284-7295 ……………………………..……………..Melissa Norrbom, 284-7198 Board of Education John Papazian, President (Readington)........................................... jpapazian@hcrhs.k12.nj.us Philip Hershbine, VP (Flemington) ........................................phershbine@hcrhs.k12.nj.us Jennifer Bausmith (East Amwell)................................................... jbausmith@hcrhs.k12.nj.us Thomas Biolsi, (Raritan) ................................ tbiolsi@hcrhs.k12.nj.us Claire Curry (Readington)..............................ccurry@hcrhs.k12.nj.us Patrick Dugan, (Raritan) ............................. pdugan@hcrhs.k12.nj.us Alex Jeyschune (Delaware)............... ajeyschune1@hcrhs.k12.nj.us Deb Labbadia, (Readington) ............................................................... dlabbadia@hcrhs.k12.nj.us Michael Nash (Raritan) ............................... mnash@hcrhs.k12.nj.us Hunterdon Central Regional High School is monitored by surveillance cameras, 24/7.
ATHLETICS, ACTIVITIES AND STUDENT LIFE Athletics Realizing that interscholastic sports make a rich contribution to the total education, Hunterdon Central Regional High School aims to provide its students with an extensive athletic program based on pupil interest as a supplement to a well-balanced academic program. 1. The athletic program at Hunterdon Central is one of the most comprehensive in New Jersey. Students may choose from thirtythree interscholastic sports, which include: FALL: Football, Boys and Girls Cross Country, Field Hockey, Girls Gymnastics, Fall Cheerleading, Girls Tennis, Boys and Girls Soccer, and Girls Volleyball WINTER: Boys and Girls Basketball, Wrestling, Boys and Girls Winter Track, Winter Cheerleading, Boys and Girls Swimming, Boys and Girls Bowling, Ice Hockey, Boys and Girls Fencing SPRING: Baseball, Softball, Boys and Girls Golf, Boys Tennis, Boys and Girls Track, Boys and Girls Lacrosse, and Boys Volleyball Eligibility Requirements for Athletic Competition Hunterdon Central student-athletes, as well as students participating in other activities, are subject to a number of eligibility rules and regulations maintained by the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association and/or the local school district. Any student found to be involved in hazing activities will be immediately and permanently removed from participation. We reserve the right to remove students from participation for conduct unbecoming of an HC student, as defined by the HC Code of Conduct. Listed below are common regulations dealing with academic standards, of which students should be aware. 1. To be eligible for athletic competition and/or activities during the first semester of the 2011-2012 school year, students in grades 10-12 must have passed a minimum of 30 credits during the 2010- 2011 school year (including credits earned in summer school). First semester freshmen are automatically eligible. 2. To be eligible for athletic competition and/or club activities during the second semester of the 2011-2012 school year, students in grades 9-12 must have passing grades in 15 credits at the end of the first semester. To determine this eligibility, courses with a credit value of five (5) and which span two quarters, will be prorated to 2.5 credits. A grade of WP or WF and/or a medical exemption from physical education may affect eligibility. Students who graduate early are not eligible to participate in athletics or activities. National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Students who want to participate in inter-collegiate athletics must consult their counselor regarding the high school courses that
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Page 3 and 4: District Mission Hunterdon Central
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