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DiStaso Takes Second In Chinese Speech Contest

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May 27, 2011
DiStaso Takes Second In Chinese Speech Contest

Verona High School junior Kristina DiStaso placed second in the advanced special category in the sixth Chinese Bridge U.S. High School Student Chinese Speech Contest that was held on May 21 at the University of Massachusetts Confucius Institute in Boston. DiStaso, whose speech was inspired by the debate over the book “Battle Hymn of...
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VHS To Hold Blood Drive

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May 27, 2011
VHS To Hold Blood Drive

Verona High School is holding a blood drive on Thursday, June 2, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the library. All residents, in good health and meeting all blood donation screening requirements, are welcome to donate blood, but students 16 years of age and older must have parent/guardian consent. Permission slips for students...
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Babalievsky Takes First In Business Competition

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May 26, 2011
Babalievsky Takes First In Business Competition

Verona High School junior Filip F. Babalievsky has been notified that he came in first in the written examination for Automotive Services Marketing at the International DECA Competition in Orlando earlier this month. DECA is a business education program offered at VHS that includes regional, state and nation-wide competitions at which students’ knowledge is...
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VHS Inducts 28 Into National Honor Society

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May 25, 2011
VHS Inducts 28 Into National Honor Society

On Thursday, May 19, 27 Verona High School juniors and one senior were inducted into the Verona Chapter of the National Honor Society. Each new inductee met the National Honor Society requirements in the areas of scholarship, leadership, character and service, and each was inducted in by a VHS faculty member of their choice....
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HBW Takes Home Music Trophies

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May 23, 2011
HBW Takes Home Music Trophies

Verona’s H.B. Whitehorne Middle School has a shade over 600 students. Yet on Friday, May 20, it sent eight buses with  four different bands and two vocal groups to Music In The Parks, a regional music competition in south Jersey. Anyone who has been to an HBW performance would say that there’s a lot...
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Class Ribbons Fundraiser

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May 20, 2011
Class Ribbons Fundraiser

The Verona High School Alumni Association would like you to help celebrate the success of the Verona High School Class of 2011 by supporting its VHSAA Scholarship Fund fundraiser. The VHSAA will be selling maroon and white ribbons, at $6 for a single ribbon or $10 for a set. You can also support the...
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Daisies Plant Flowers

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May 19, 2011
Daisies Plant Flowers

The first grade Daisy Troop 22736 of Brookdale Avenue School recently planted flowers in the flower pots outside of school to help celebrate spring. Pictured from left are Farrah Ruggirello, Lucy Hogan, Rose Arias, Wednesday Fischer, Nora Newman, Sarah Oquendo, Cassie Polanskyj, Emily Strlekar, Emily Carano, Meaghan Haughney and, in front, Emma Hogan.
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VHS Student Heads To National Chinese Competition

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May 12, 2011
VHS Student Heads To National Chinese Competition

A non-fiction book published early this year got a lot of people talking about the differences in parenting styles between China and America. But for Verona High School junior Kristina DiStaso, the so-called Tiger Mom controversy became the start of what she hopes will be the winning entry in a national Chinese speech competition...
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Feds Give Us $52K (Not)

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May 11, 2011
Feds Give Us $52K (Not)

Congressman Bill Pascrell’s office put out a press release Monday to trumpet the fact that the legislator got $52,403 for the Verona school district. He did, but we’re never going to see a dime of it, and here’s why. The funds were part of the $14.5 billion earmarked for so-called Title 1 activities under...
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Laning Brings NJ History To Life

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May 11, 2011
Laning Brings NJ History To Life

Students at Laning Avenue School dressed up as famous New Jerseyans at their annual New Jersey Wax Museum. At the museum, the students portrays famous people who influenced New Jersey such as Thomas Edison, Sarah Vaughan, Sir George Carteret, Woodrow Wilson, Grover Cleveland and George Washington.
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