High Technology High School
765 Newman Springs Road, Lincroft, New Jersey 07738
Phone: (732) 842-8444
Fax: (732) 219-9418
Announcements:
Revised Parent Letters - May 2009
Contradictory information appeared in the last parent letter. Please click on the link below to visit the Principal's Blog, where downloadable updated versions are available for underclassmen parents and Senior parents.
FREE HTHS Fundraiser - Conserve to PreserveŽ Community Rewards
We’re pleased to announce a fundraising opportunity that will help us earn money to support High Technology High School while also helping you save money.
The Conserve to Preserve Community Rewards program from New Jersey Natural Gas provides us the chance to raise up to $5,000 in just three months with absolutely no cost to you!
Click here --> HTHS NJNG flyer and scroll down under the HTHS category to find the flyer with all the details.
Swine Flu Information
For information regarding the swine flu, please see the document under the "Health" category by following the link below:
CLOSED - Mag Lev, PSITE, Dig Circuits, CO2 Car, Solar Elec, Flash, and Global Cnqst (Sess I)
*Updated 5/5/09*
Unfortunately, the Magnetic Levitation, PSITE, Building Digital Circuits, CO2 Car, Solar Electric, Flash Animation, and Session I of Global Conquest Summer Classes are now full, and we will not be accepting any more registrations for these classes.
HTHS Summer Enrichment Program Registration Open
Summer enrichment program information is now available. Registration is on a first-come, first-serve basis - sign up while slots are still open! We look forward to seeing you here this summer.
HTHS Wins Mega Math Challenge ... AGAIN !!!
That's two in a row !!!
Photo Gallery of 2009 Moody winning team:
Congrats Moody's Team (and Coach LeBlanc) !!!
P.S. Here's a shoutout also to Mrs. Brown for providing the statistics background that is crucial for success in this competition.
Robotics Team - MATE ROV Winners
Last weekend the HTHS Robotics Club has won 2 first place awards, 1st place for Mission, and 1st place Overall at the MATE New England Regional ROV Contest in Massachusetts. As a result, the team advances to the International Competition June 24th in Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts. Congratulations !!!
MATE: Marine Advanced Technology Education
ROV: Remotely Operated Vehicle
Official Websites:
http://www.marinetech.org/rov_competition/2009/index.php
http://www.marinetech.org/rov_competition/2009/regional_contest.php?rov_competition_id=114
Class of 2010 - NMSQT Commended Scholars
Congratulations to the following members of the Class of 2010, recently identified as National Merit Commended Scholars:
Badger, Daniel
Bale, Allen
Caferra, Andrew
Chatterjee, Moyukh
Chen, Anthony
Chien, Andrew
Close, Katharine
Felizardo, Melissa
Gau,Ashley
Kelly, David
Levine, Jamie
Lin, Kevin
Lynch Benjamin
Ma, Joshua
Mann, Rachel
Marcantonio, Jillian
Mazumdar, Amrita
Noll, Kelsey
Nucum, Marc
Ostar, Laura
Pavincic, Alexander
Rigney, Keith
Song, Oliver
Tapliga, Andrei
Wang, Ami
Wang, Yingbo
Warshauer, Matthew
2008-09 Young Epidemiology Scholars (YES) Regional Finalists
Congratulations to the 2008-09 Regional Finalists who will compete in Washington, D.C., on April 17-20, 2009:
Katharine Close, High Technology High School, Lincroft, "The Effects of Frequent iPod Use on the Perception of Sound at Different Frequencies"
Matthew Warshauer, High Technology High School, Lincroft, "An Examination of Correlations Between Undergraduate Educational Attainment and Health Factors"
Kerry and Matthew were two of four students from New Jersey to achieve finalist status. Good luck in DC, Kerry & Matthew!
Read more at : http://www.collegeboard.com/yes/
HTHS Mission Statement:
High Technology High School, a pre-engineering career academy that emphasizes the interconnections among mathematics, science, technology and the humanities, prepares students to become creative problem solvers, effective communicators, and tomorrow's leaders through a rigorous, specialized curriculum and collaborative partnerships.
HTHS Belief Statements:
We believe that:
- All students are able to expand knowledge and achieve educational goals.
- Effective communication and interpersonal skills are essential for personal growth.
- A safe and inviting environment encourages excellence and develops confidence.
- Diversity fosters respect for an individual's physical, social, and emotional needs.
- Effective leadership in an ever-changing world requires curiosity, creativity, courage, and adherence to ethical standards.
- A broad knowledge base, problem-solving strategies, and research skills are essential for success.
- An exchange of ideas, knowledge, talents, and resources among stakeholders enriches educational opportunities for all.
- Collaboration enriches the educational experience of both students and staff members.
- A well-rounded curriculum provides opportunities for challenging and original research.
- Project-based learning and the application of the design process are critical components of a pre-engineering curriculum.
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