Honors & Accolades


Congratulations go out to Ilana Porter, Melanie Parikh, Michael Horsfield and Parag Srivastava  for  being selected Regional Winners in the Toshiba ExploraVision Research Competition honoring students for their creative ideas for beneficial future technologies! 

Thousands of team entries were submitted from across the United States and Canada in response to ExploraVision’s 18th annual challenge. The team’s project was selected as the top project in its grade level within its region. The team will now be moving on to the National Competition! Click HERE for more information about this competition!  Their proposal delved into the convoluted world of the bionic eye and brain surgery to restore vision to those suffering from macular degeneration"

Calendar of Coming Events

Parent-Teacher Conferences

Click HERE for more information!
Early Dismissal!

African Americal Festival - For More Information Click HERE!

Daily Announcements!

Parent Conferences! 

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Dear Parent/Guardian,
          Manalapan High School will hold its Spring Parent/Teacher Conferences on the evening of Thursday, March 11, 2010 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. This program is designed for parents to meet with teachers to discuss their
child’s performance. Therefore, we ask for your cooperation and understanding when requesting a conference with a teacher. If you are unable to schedule a conference, please contact your child’s counselor or teacher directly. To
schedule a conference, please inform your son or daughter to use the form on the back of this letter. Your child will indicate your desire for a conference with the teacher who, in turn, will use the form to specify a time and location of the
conference. All conferences should be scheduled by March 4th.

Please be advised that Thursday, March 11th will be a partial day for students with dismissal at 12:03 PM. At past conferences, some parents who "dropped-in" without an appointment prompted disputes with teachers
and parents who had a properly scheduled appointment. To avoid this problem, teachers will announce the names of parents for whom they have an appointment. If there is no response, the teacher will wait a minute and
call the name again. If there is still no response, the teacher will call the name of any parent who was not present for an earlier scheduled conference, or the next parent on the teacher's list.

        As educators, we recognize the importance of parent/teacher communication and we encourage parents to try and schedule an appointment to meet their child’s teachers. However, our current student enrollment makes it difficult to
schedule a conference for every child. If you are unable to schedule an appointment on conference night, you may call the school any day (732-792-7200) to speak with your child’s teacher or to arrange a different meeting time for a report of your child’s progress. Your cooperation is appreciated. I hope you will take advantage of the varied opportunities to monitor your child’s progress.

                                                                                           Sincerely, Jeff Simon - Principal

 

Hall of Fame Applications

Due March 11, 2010
Click HERE!
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This month, you’ll be receiving a questionnaire from the US Census Bureau - its 10 questions will take 10 minutes - and filling it out will make a big difference.  Every year, the federal government allocates more than $400 billion to states and communities based, in part, on census data.  Let’s make sure Manalapan doesn’t miss out.  Mail your confidential questionnaires back by April 1st.  For more information on the 2010 census, go to: www.census.gov.

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Shop at the
Manalapan School Store!
Open 7:00 – 7:30 AM every morning,
As well as rotating periods during the day.
Located in the B hallway across from the gym.

Mission Statement

Mission Statement

 

Manalapan High School is a comprehensive learning community whose mission is to develop the innate abilities of our students in a safe and supportive environment, while fostering academic, social, and emotional growth.  We strive to promote tolerance and respect by empowering our student body to become active members of an ever-changing, global community.

School Objectives

  • By the year 2017, students at Manalapan High School will demonstrate improved academic performance as measured by . . . click HERE for more.

  • By the year 2017, the students at Manalapan High School will demonstrate a social and emotional awareness that results in a safer school environment as measured by . . . click HERE for more!

  • By the year 2017, the teachers at Manalapan High School will increase the use of technology to improve instructional practices that increase student academic performance as measured by . . . click HERE for more.

Belief Statements 

We believe the role of Manalapan High School is to:     

  • Establish high expectations for student learning and achievement.

  • Students must develop the critical skills needed to think, create, work, and compete successfully in a challenging and evolving technologically advanced society.

  • A sustainable, comprehensive educational program must target individual learning styles while helping students realize their intellectual, creative, and physical potential.

  • An educational environment that is safe, non-judgmental, and drug free must be cultivated.

  • A learning community that values the cultural and generational diversity of its members must be created.

Headline News 2009-2010

Manalapan's SAVE Club Wins $10,000 Air/Climate Challenge

 

Manalapan High School's SAVE group (Students Against Violating the Environment) has won the Air/Climate challenge, sponsored by Lexus and Scholastic, with their Project Blue Sky initiative. The prize from this national contest is $10,000 in scholarships and funds for the school.

Congratulations to the below pictured Manalapan High School DECA representatives, and the categories in which they excelled at the Regional Competition, who will be competing at the NJ DECA State Conference in February. 

Pictured left to right are: Erik Frable - Restaurant & Food Services, Kevin Dolan - Automotive Services - 3rd Place, Allie Bernknopf - Travel & Tourism, Brett Spillman - Marketing, Sydney Susino - Hospitality Services, Gerald Prohigh - Hotel & Lodging Management, Lindsey Everk - Automotive Services - 2nd Place, Mitch Ganz - Automotive Services, Kelsey Hogan - Apparel & Accessories, Dan Friedwald - Quick Serve Restaurant, Gina Viola - Food Marketing Management, and Robert Lerner - Food Marketing Management.

Not Pictured: Jenny Fitzgerald - Hospitality Services and Angela DiPaola - Travel & Tourism.
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