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American Association of Teachers of French |
Le Grand Concours, or National French Contest, is a French event in the form of a 60 minute national examination, designed, written, financed, and disseminated by the members of the American Association of Teachers of French (AATF). Its purpose is to help stimulate further interest in the teaching and learning of French and to help identify and reward achievement on the part of both students and teachers.
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Alex Raiffe
Grade 11 (V)
National Rank: #2
NJ State Rank: #1
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Susannah Bragg
Grade 11 (V)
NJ State Rank: #7
Nicole Green
Grade 11 (V)
NJ State Rank: #9
Jeremy Jordan
Grade 11 (V)
NJ State Rank: #6
Noah Mamis
Grade 11 (V)
National Rank: #6
NJ State Rank: #1
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Caroline Savello
Grade 10 (IV)
NJ State Rank: #6
Sumeet Shah
Grade 11 (V)
National Rank: #10
NJ State Rank: #3
Gwen Tobert
Grade 11 (V)
NJ State Rank: #7 |
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Vikram Bali
Grade 10 (IV)
NJ State Rank: #7
Chantal Berman
Grade 9 (III)
NJ State Rank: #8
Jonathan Bregman
Grade 9 (III)
National Rank: #8
NJ State Rank: #3
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Emily Majka
Grade 11 (V)
National Rank: #3
NJ State Rank: #1
Allison Seebald
Grade 10 (IV)
National Rank: #8
NJ State Rank: #3 |
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Caitlin Fitzgerald
Grade 9 (III)
NJ State Rank: #10
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Juliette Jordan
Grade 9 (III)
National Rank: #5
NJ State Rank: #3
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Ishita Bali
Grade 8 (II)
NJ State Rank: #4
Hadley Johnson
Grade 8 (II)
National Rank: #7
NJ State Rank: #3
Robin Moore
Grade 8 (II)
NJ State Rank: #10 |
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Ekta Sharma
Grade 8 (II)
NJ State Rank: #7
Ajay Tungare
Grade 8 (II)
NJ State Rank: #5 |
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American Association of Teachers of German (AATG) |
The mission of the AATG is based on the belief that bringing the language, literatures and cultures of the German-speaking world to all Americans is a vital humanistic endeavor which serves essential national interests. It's the only national individual membership organization dedicated to the advancement and improvement of the language, literature, and culture of the German-speaking countries. |
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Miguel Roman
Grade 10 (IV)
Michael Rosenman
Grade 10 (IV)
Caroline Savello
Grade 10 (IV)
Elizabeth Wallis
Grade 10 (IV)
Mike Bayersdorfer
Grade 9 (III)
Kristen Brodgesell
Grade 10 (IV)
Matthew DiMatteo
Grade 9 (III)
Jodie Frances
Grade 9 (III)
William Parham
Grade 9 (III)
Ben Skarzynski
Grade 9 (III)
Mike Stuzunski
Grade 10 (IV)
Edward Suh
Grade 10 (IV)
Rita Biagioli
Grade 10 (IV)
Katherine Olson
Grade 10 (IV)
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Robert Cronheim
Grade 8 (II)
Max Horlbeck
Grade 8 (II)
David Cronheim
Grade 10 (IV)
Anna Hsu
Grade 12 (VI)
Marisa LaValette
Grade 11 (V)
David Cronheim
Grade 12 (VI)
David Harris
Grade 12 (VI)
Douglas Hirsch
Grade 12 (VI)
Anna Hsu
Grade 12 (VI)
Paul Kolb
Grade 11 (V)
Marisa LaValette
Grade 11 (V)
Rajiv Mehta
Grade 11 (V)
David Page
Grade 12 (VI)
Elizabeth Wight
Grade 12 (VI) |
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Governor's School of New Jersey (GSNJ) |
The Governor's School of New Jersey is a unique summer program committed to meeting the educational needs of artistically or academically talented high school students who have completed their junior year. Emphasis is placed on problem solving of complex issues that exist on a local, state, national, and international level, leadership training, and creative expression though the medium of fine and performing arts. The Governor's School was chartered by Governor Tom Kean in 1983, with the School of the Arts beginning in 1984. |
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Halley Gross
Grade 11 (V)
Theater Studies |
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The Knowledge Master Open |
The Knowledge Master Open is a challenging, low-cost academic competition in which teams of students compete — nationally and internationally — without leaving their own schools. The KMO began in 1983 with 72 schools; it now annually attracts up to 4,000 schools and 60,000 participants from the U.S. and several foreign lands. |
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Keith Blonder
Grade 9 (III)
Isaac Davis
Grade 8 (II)
Gabe Fernando
Grade 8 (II)
Adam Goldstein
Grade 9 (III) |
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Daniel Kahn
Grade 9 (III)
Adam Pantel
Grade 9 (III)
Julian Quintanilla
Grade 8 (II)
Ajay Tungare
Grade 8 (II) |
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Math League Contest |
Math League's 6th, 7th, and 8th grade contests challenge students and schools in interschool league competitions. Students in each league compete for the highest scores, while schools compete for the highest team score: the total of the top 5 scores in each school. These contests encourage a variety of problem-solving skills and methods, to improve students' abilities and understanding of mathematical connections, while having fun! |
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Andrew Cala
Jenna Devine
Grace Lin
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Evan Rosenman
Sam Williams |
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Isaac Davis
Gabe Fernando
John Kolb
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Valerie Naratil
Sam Waterbury |
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The National Latin Exam |
The National Latin Exam is offered under the joint sponsorship of the American Classical League and the National Junior Classical League. More than 123,000 Latin students across the U.S.A., Australia, Belgium, Canada, England, Italy, Japan, New Zealand, Republic of Niger, Switzerland, Zimbabwe took the 2002 National Latin Exam. The ACL/NJCL National Latin Exam has been approved by the National Association of Secondary School Principals and placed on the Advisory List of National Contests and Activities for 2002-2003. |
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Allison Seebald
Grade 10 (IV)
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August Dupont
Grade 9 (III)
Karen Giangreco
Grade 12 (VI)
Stephanie Naratil
Grade 8 (II)
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Julian Quintanilla
Grade 8 (II)
Samuel Tasher
Grade 10 (IV)
Ajay Tungare
Grade 8 (II)
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Ishita Bali
Grade 8 (II)
Ben Blonder
Grade 11 (V)
Tina Christakos
Grade 11 (V)
Joshua Freedman
Grade 8 (II)
Ariana Jackson
Grade 8 (II)
Hadley Johnson
Grade 8 (II)
John Kolb
Grade 8 (II)
Paul Kolb
Grade 11 (V)
Benjamin Mackoff
Grade 8 (II) |
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Denis Malkov
Grade 11 (V)
Noah Mamis
Grade 11 (V)
Sarah Marzetta
Grade 10 (IV)
Rajiv Mehta
Grade 11 (V)
Valarie Naratil
Grade 8 (II)
Adam Pantel
Grade 9 (III)
Kelly Peeler
Grade 9 (III)
Michael Rosenman
Grade 10 (IV)
Erin Toner
Grade 8 (II) |
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| New Jersey Interscholastic Fencing Association (NJIFA) |
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Lauren Phillips
Grade 11 (V)
Sportsmanship Award for Sabre |
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New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association (NJSIAA) |
The New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association, founded in 1918, is a voluntary, non-profit organization made up of 425 accredited public, private and parochial high schools in the state. The New Jersey Association joining with the other forty nine State Associations constitutes the National Federation of State High School Associations which has represented the best interests of high school athletics since 1920, and today represents 22,000 schools, more than 330,000 coaches, and almost 4.5 million high school athletes. |
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Eric Bergh
Grade 12 (VI)
Scholar Athlete Award
Matthew Bonelli
Grade 12 (VI)
All-State 2nd Team Sabre
Emil Cappetta
Grade 12 (VI)
All-State 2nd Team Sabre |
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Lauren Phillips
Grade 11 (V)
All-State 1st Team Sabre, State Sabre Individual Champion
Scott Simon
Grade 12 (VI)
All-State 3rd Team Epee |
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| North Jersey Regional Science Fair |
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Michael Page
Grade 10 (IV)
John Robinson Pierce Memorial Award, Junior Division |
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| Optimist National Team Trials |
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Sam Williams
Grade 7 (I)
National Team 2003, International Team 2003 |
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The Prudential Spirit of Community Awards |
The Prudential Spirit of Community Awards honor young people in middle level and high school grades for outstanding volunteer service to their communities. Created in 1995 by Prudential Financial in partnership with the National Association of Secondary School Principals (NASSP), the awards constitute the United States' largest youth recognition program based solely on volunteering. Over the past eight years, the program has honored nearly 50,000 young volunteers at the local, state and national level. |
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David Page
Grade 12 (VI) |
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Quill and Scroll Society's International Writing, Photo Contest |
Quill and Scroll was organized April 10, 1926, by a group of high school advisers for the purpose of encouraging and recognizing individual student achievement in journalism and scholastic publication. Currently enrolled high school students are invited to enter the International Writing, Photo Contest. Awards are made in each of the 12 divisions. Winners will receive Quill and Scroll's National Award Gold Key and, if seniors, are eligible to apply for one of the $500 Edward J. Nell Memorial Scholarships. |
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Samantha Bailye
Grade 12 (VI)
Review Column Award
David Spett
Grade 11 (V)
Photography/News Feature Award, In-depth/Individual Award
Gwen Tobert
Grade 11 (V)
Editorial Cartoon Award |
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St. Michael's College Young Entrepreneur Challenge |
The Young Entrepreneur Challenge is an annual competition for high school students with big ideas for businesses with a socially responsible outlook. The Challenge gives students the opportunity to submit a business plan for evaluation by a panel of Saint Michael's business administration faculty, many of whom are former or current entrepreneurs themselves. In keeping with the mission of Saint Michael's, the Challenge emphasizes creating sustainable new enterprises with an eye toward the social impact of the organization. Cash prizes will be awarded for the top three plans submitted. In addition, competition participants applying to Saint Michael's will be considered for a half-tuition scholarship to the College. The Young Entrepreneur Challenge and the awards for students and schools are supported by a generous grant from the Verizon Foundation and Key Bank. |
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Seth Flowerman
Grade 11 (V) |
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| Scholastic All-American |
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Kenny Brown Klinger
Grade 12 (VI) |
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| Somerset County (NJ) Scholar Athletes |
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Eric Meder
Grade 12 (VI) |
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Yvette Zimering
Grade 12 (VI) |
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Matthew Bonelli
Grade 12 (VI)
All-State 2nd Team Sabre
Emil Cappetta
Grade 12 (VI)
All-State 2nd Team Sabre |
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Max Haines-Stiles
Grade 11 (V)
All-State 3rd Team Sabre
Lauren Phillips
Grade 11 (V)
1st Team Sabre |
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