District Announcements
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Registration is now open for the Freehold Regional High School District Virtual College Fair! Sign-up by April 13 to virtually connect with colleges and universities from around the country for free. During the Virtual College Fair, you will have the chance to hear from many different colleges. You can choose which colleges you want to hear from by registering for their sessions. You and your family can ask questions of the college representatives throughout the presentations too! Check out the schedule, list of colleges, and register now!
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Save the date! Summer College Application Boot-Camp for all RISING Seniors (current Juniors) will be held Aug. 3, 2021- Aug. 5, 2021.
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The application for participation in Option II for 2021-2022 will be available from March 1, 2021-August 2, 2021.
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The Freehold Regional High School District is proud to offer summer learning through the Summer Academy: Credit Recovery, Original Credit, AP Bridge Program, and Algebra 1 Bridge Program.
Each program targets different student needs:
Original Credit (informacion en espanol) is for students who have failed a course and need to regain credit (virtual for 2021)
Credit Recovery (informacion en espanol) is for students who have failed a course and need to regain credit (in-person for 2021)
AP Bridge (informacion en espanol) is for students taking an AP class for the first time in the upcoming school year (virtual for 2021)
Algebra 1 Bridge (informacion en espanol) is for students taking Algebra 1 in the upcoming school year (in-person for 2021)
An application is necessary for each program.
FRHSD parents and students: log in to the Genesis Portal, select the Forms tab, and fill out the appropriate application.
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Being a parent of a teenager during the COVID-19 pandemic has many challenges. The Howell Alliance, with the support of the NJEA FAST grant and Howell High School P.A.T, is proud to present a 6-part virtual workshop series for Freehold Regional parents/guardians on "Mental Health Supports for Teens During COVID-19."The 30-45 minute virtual workshops include:• Acknowledging the Loss of Milestones for Parents and Teens• Identifying Risks of Teen Substance Abuse• Raising Resilient Teens• Safe Teen Relationships• Trusted Adult• The Importance of Peer-to-Peer SupportFor more details and registration information, please view the attached flyer. Please be sure to register in advance by clicking the links on the flyer.If you or your child needs any assistance or support, please feel free to contact your child's school counselor or the Student Assistance Coordinator.
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Please view the Freehold Regional's reopening plan, “Charting the Course to Reopening Schools,” (En español).
Our Frequently Asked Questions continues to be updated as needed.
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Please visit the Advocating for our Students website to learn more about the state aid reductions the FRHSD faces in light of the S2 legislation. We ask you to consider signing our online petition to encourage Governor Murphy and New Jersey Legislators to re-examine this flawed funding formula and delay the phase-in until the full scope of its impact is understood.
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Members from the FRHSD Guidance & Counseling team have collaborated to create Mini Screencasts and Presentations on college planning and other relevant topics targeted to students and parents according to specific grade levels. You can see the selection of videos on the FRHSD Guidance Department website.
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Attention Parents: Learn more about purchasing accident insurance protection for your student
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The Freehold Regional High School District shall provide equal and bias-free access for all pupils to all school facilities, courses, programs, activities, and services, regardless of race, creed, color, national origin, ancestry, age, marital status, affectional or sexual orientation, gender, religion, disability, or socioeconomic status. Visit the Civil Rights Coordinators page for more information.
