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Robert Donohoe
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Anti-Bullying Specialist
Cheryl Washington
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April Principal's Bulletin now posted below.
Congratulations Mr. DeBarberie our Teacher of the Year!

Albert Martin Memorial Fund

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Collaborative Effort Gives Union Beach Sandy Victims Back their Bikes

BBQ Event to Benefit the Riyadh’na Farrow Memorial Scholarship Fund

Ryan Murray Takes First Place in Antonelli Institute National Photo Competition

Brian Kirk & The Jirks Performing at Fundraiser to Bring Lights to RBR Fields for September

Encourage an “A” Program Keeps Kids Working Hard All Year Long

Principal's Blog

Lunch Duty Anyone?

Being a high school Principal is really a great job. Of course you have to love being around kids, which is definitely a prerequisite. Every day is different, that is what makes it exciting. It is rewarding and exhausting at the same time. Schedules can be crazy but my goal is always to make it to as many classrooms as possible. Besides formal observations classroom “walk throughs” are a part of my day. Today I had the privilege of witnessing great teaching and great students. In one day I saw engineering students crafting their designs into reality. From there I walked into a business class where students explained different types of bonds. In our sports medicine class I learned the proper way to tape injuries and in another class within that academy students were learning the risks of placing too much trust in your financial manager. IB psych students were exploring theories of abnormal psych and prepping for their exam.