April 6 thru 10 – Spring Recess (school closed)

May 25 – Prom (early dismissal)

May 26 – May 29 – Memorial Day (school closed)

As the weather gets warmer, it is important to once again remind students and their families of the Dress Code, please review the policy below.

The items below adhere to our district’s dress code philosophy and are allowable:

Acceptable Attire

1. Shirts that go from the clavicle to the waistband of pants when in relaxed position;
2. Net shirts – only with acceptable garment under or over them;
3. Shorts and skirts that reach the fists in length when in relaxed position;
4. Blazers or sports coats that are part of an outfit.

Students failing to abide by the dress code will be required to change into appropriate attire or sent home. Work missed from class will be the student’s responsibility. District Policy 5511

Joleen Zinkevich

Joshua Phan

Allison Schiavo

Sara Chaudhry

Sionni Moore

Jacob Veytsman

Ryan Shute

Mara Ruffalo

Ryan Bowers

Victoria Rossi

Xavier Sears

Aubrey Donahue

Alexander Atkinson

David Rouse

Kenna Campbell

Ava Costello

Victoria Rossi

Anita Evans

Ahmonnie Watson

Mia Boody

Alekski Mordovin

Jack Welsh

Gianna Palko

Jayla Boykins

If Annabelle enrolls at Widener as an undergraduate student, Annabelle will take part in our Apogee Scholars Leadership Program and receive a $20,000 scholarship over four years. Apogee Scholars receive four years of leadership programming, including a Widener Leadership Certificate.

This award program is designed to recognize high school students in the region who have demonstrated leadership, stood up for what is right, and made a significant difference in their communities. Annabelle certainly has demonstrated these qualities, reflecting Widener University’s long-standing commitment to inspiring and developing leaders to affect positive change.

This year, portraits were sent to children in Nigeria, and the attached video shows the kids receiving their portraits.

While team 20204 Charging Pioneers had a tough competition in the Parkway division, team 9848 GearView was the best team in the Turnpike division and easily won the semi finals and finals and advanced to the Championship finals where they put up a great fight against the Parkway finalists. Had they won just one more match, they would have advanced to the World Championship. The teams truly had an amazing season.

9848 Gearview State Championship Awards:

Finalist Alliance - The team was the top team in their division

3rd Place Design Award - for using the engineering Design process to design their robot

3rd Place Promote Award - Award for a video promoting FIRST

1st Place Compass Award - Award for a video recognizing a coach or mentor that has had an impact on the team

Dean's List Finalist Nanda Guntupalli - For the second year in a row, a Clearview student has earned the prestigious Dean's list, an honor bestowed to only four students in the entire state of NJ. As Dean's list finalist, Nanda Guntupalli will travel to the World Championship in April to compete against finalists from all over the world.

Braden Elsworth, Christian Mesasaros, and Jake Defelice created both videos with 9848, and they can both be seen here: Compass Award and Promote Award

We had approximately 150 students and community members take part in the fun, and we raised over $3300 for the Clearview Math Scholarships. It was so great to see how many parents participated in the event with their students. We are hoping to continue to grow the Pi K each year and make it an annual event for the Clearview community.

With over 100 competitors, Clearview's Shawn Zou placed 2nd in the individual competition, scoring one point shy of a perfect score. The team of Adam Bathurst, Ethan Bathurst and Adam Wax placed 4th in the team competition and the team of Eleanor Race, Shane Shenk and Shawn Zou placed 5th in the team competition.

Karl was hired as a Math Teacher at Clearview in 1979 and retired in 2018. Throughout that time, he was the Varsity Head Coach for: Boys' Basketball (1981-1995), Boys' Tennis (1981-1989), and Girls' Tennis (1992-2016). He accumulated 569 wins during his Coaching tenure at the View. He is the winningest Coach in Clearview history. What an incredible honor for Karl and we are extremely proud of him!

Once again the Clearview Community stepped up big time to help make Hoagies 4 Hope 2023 a success. As a result of your support and incredible generosity, we were able to raise over $28,000 this year to help 4 families within our community, bringing our 9 year total to over $200,000. Of course this could not have been accomplished without the hard work and dedication of our student chairs for the event, Chase Corley, Juliana DiCicco, Madelyn DiMarco, Isabella Moraca and Grace Solomon. The five of them, along with their Hoagies 4 Hope Committee members, secured several community sponsors and sold over 1300 hoagies. Additionally, the help of our cafeteria workers and other staff volunteers, made the day of the event one of the smoothest in Hoagies 4 Hope history. Everyone stepped up big time to help our local families. Thank you to the entire Clearview Community for your continued support of this event and we look forward to another successful year of Hoagies 4 Hope in 2024.

Sincerely,

Christina Boody, Mike Wolk, Jr., Steve Moraca, Jenna Scott & Kathleen Edwards

Hoagies 4 Hope Planning Committee

They volunteered their time at Pal Joey's to get them EAGLES ready for the Superbowl.

We are happy to report that three of our students took home awards!

Adeola Adejare, Zuri Essahli, and Kyle Gray (from left to right in the picture) all won Best Position Paper for their respective committees! Congratulations!

Two of our students took home awards. Jordan McCargo won Best Novice and Vincent Fox won Honorable Mention for Best Delegate for their respective committees.

ViewMUN was a huge success with eleven South Jersey schools in attendance. We were fortunate enough to have Ms. Dara Wax return to the Clearview stage as our honored Guest Speaker as well. Pictured below: Dara Wax, our Model UN seniors, and our Co-Secretary Generals who ran the event (Vincent Fox and Adam Bathurst).

CLASS OF 2023 Lawn signs are on sale for $20 each.
Places to purchase

• High School Main Lobby: Monday - Friday, 8:00am to 2:30pm
• They will also be available at some school evening events.

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