1. Glen Ridge High School Grades 7 – 12 Glen Ridge, NJ

2. The Glen Ridge High School Mission ▪ At GRHS our number one priority is our students ▪ Each student is designated a guidance counselor who helps with scheduling, academic/personal issues, and specifically: college ▪ Students have numerous opportunities in which they can express themselves such as – Joining a club – Joining a team sport – Choosing elective classes that suit their interests – Taking challenging courses – Etc.

3. Daily Schedule ▪ Each day is comprised of 9 periods (8:00 a.m. – 3:15 p.m.) ▪ Periods 1-8 are specific to each student but will cover: – Mathematics – Science – English – Social Studies – Physical Education – And three elective classes ( extra academic course, computer science, graphic design, photography, music, etc.) ▪ Period 9 is unique to GRHS and is set aside time for students to seek help from their teachers

4. Graduation Requirements ▪ In order for a student to complete high school in 4 years and graduate they must fulfill the following requirements: 4 years English 4 years Math 4 years Social Studies 4 years Science 4 years Physical Education 2 years Foreign Language 2 years Arts ½ year Computer Science ½ year Financial Literacy

5. GRHS Academic Performance SubjectGRHSNJNational Critical Reading571502497 Mathematics586523513 Writing573502487 Total173015261497 SAT Reasoning SubjectGRHSNJNational English25.922.820.3 Mathematics25.623.620.9 Reading26.323.121.3 Science24.722.420.8 ACT Means

6. Offered Courses Students have a wide variety of courses to choose from For courses our school does not offer, our students can opt to enroll into a course on VHS (Virtual High School).

7. Offered Course Cont. ENGLISH ▪ English/ English Honors ▪ AP English Language and Composition ▪ AP English Literature and Composition ▪ Creative Writing/ Advanced Creative Writing ▪ Journalism FOREIGN LANGUAGE ▪ Spanish ▪ French ▪ Chinese MATHEMATICS Algebra Geometry Functions and Relations Pre/AP/CP Calculus AP/CP Statistics and Probability College Algebra COMPUTER SCIENCE AP/CP Computer Science Web Design Robotics

8. Offered Course Cont. ▪ SCIENCE Physical Science Intro/CP/AP Chemistry ▪ Intro/ CP/ AP Biology ▪ CP/AP Physics ▪ Environmental Science ▪ Anatomy and Physiology ▪ Forensic Science ▪ Astronomy SOCIAL STUDIES CP/Honors/AP World History CP/Honors/AP United States History Sociology International Relations Native American History and Culture Government and Law International Marketing and Advertising Global Economics and Finance Financial Literacy

9. Offered Course Cont. VISUAL ARTS Foundations of Art Intermediate Art Gifted and Talented Art AP Art Graphic Design 3D Art Street Art PERFORMING ARTS AND MUSIC EDUCATION Chorus Concert Band Music Theory VISUAL COMMUNICATION Computer Aided Design and Drawing (CAD) Fundamentals of Engineering Design and Production Photography TV Studio

10. Sports ▪ About 85% of students at GRHS find their niche playing a certain sport! FALL Cheerleading Cross Country Field Hockey Football Soccer Tennis WINTER Basketball Bowling Cheerleading Ice Hockey Swimming Winter Track Wrestling SPRING Baseball Golf Lacrosse Softball Spring Track Tennis

12. Music/Band ▪ GRHS’s strong foundation in music shows through their highly recognized band and marching band

13. Clubs ▪ Art Honor Society ▪ Book Club ▪ Business Club ▪ Chemistry Club ▪ Chinese Club ▪ Choral Club ▪ Community Service Club ▪ Cupcakes for Cancer ▪ Drama Club ▪ Environmental Club ▪ Feminist Club ▪ Film Club ▪ French Club ▪ French Honors Society ▪ Future Educator’s Club ▪ Gay/Straight Alliance ▪ Girls Learn International ▪ Heroes and Cool Kids Many students find ways to fit in by joining a club that focuses in on their interests.

14. Clubs cont. ▪ Journalist ▪ Key Club ▪ Literary Magazine ▪ Model United Nations ▪ National Honor Society ▪ Peer Leadership ▪ Robotics ▪ Science League ▪ Sharing the Arts ▪ Smash Club ▪ Spanish Club ▪ Spanish Honors Society ▪ Student Council ▪ Well Wishes

15. Club Highlights Student Council members taking on town hall. Girls Learn International officers hosting an event to raise awareness of inequality and women’s rights, and to raise money for their sister school in Veerni, India.

16. Well Wishes Fundraiser ▪ Well Wishes, a club that raises money to dig wells in third world countries for access to clean water, hosted a ‘stick your principals to the wall’ fundraiser. Each piece of tape cost a dollar.

17. The Hallways

18. TV Studio ▪ Our school has student-run announcements every morning, where students learn to function the technology that goes into TV production.

19. Engineering Class

20. Computer Class

21. Physical Education Classes

22. Cafeteria

23. Art Class

24. Science Class

25. Robotics Class

26. Library

27. Band Class

28. Pep Rally Students show their school spirit.

29. Graduation Always held outside on the field behind the school, graduation is signified speeches, awards, and the students.

30. Project Graduation Post graduation, seniors are in store for a night of themed fun (all thanks to the parents).

31. Thank You