Freehold Twp Announcements

District Announcements

FRHSD is pleased to announce an exciting opportunity for seniors! The Seal of Biliteracy Program offered through the New Jersey Department of Education (NJDOE) was established to recognize high school graduates who have attained a high level of proficiency in one or more world languages, in addition to English. Students who demonstrate proficiency will receive a certificate from NJDOE and recognition on their official high school transcript. In order to earn the Seal of Biliteracy, students must demonstrate a linguistic proficiency level of at least Intermediate Mid according to the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (ACTFL) Proficiency Guidelines on an NJDOE approved assessment and meet English graduation requirements. Current seniors interested in participating must complete the interest form by Friday, November 12, 2021.

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1 to 1 Chromebook FAQ

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Information on 2021 Summer Reading

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Class of 2022 Parking Application Information

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Counseling Resources

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Email Access & Password Reset Google Classroom for Students Genesis Parent Portal

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Spooktacular Window Painting Winners Announced

The annual tradition in downtown Freehold returned this year after a brief hiatus last year

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Board of Education Recognizes Support Staff Members of the Year

This year's six winners were recognized at the September 30th Board of Education Meeting

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Marla Sperling Reich, Speech-Language Pathologist at FHS and FTHS, selected for the New York Times Teaching Project

She was one of 40 educators from around the country selected

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2021 Monmouth County Guidance Director Association's Caring Award Recipients

Rebecca Waldman is Freehold Township High School's recipient

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FTHS Senior Selected for National Association for Music Education 2021 All-Eastern Honor Ensemble

Caleb Zettell was selected from 1,150 All-State applicants and will perform with 270 high school students from various states in the Eastern Region

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FTHS “Coins for Kids” Raises $2,896 to Aid Pediatric Department at CentraState Medical Center

This year’s annual fundraiser may have looked a little different due to COVID-19, but it raised a record-setting amount

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