Morning Announcements

Monday, April 20, 2026

Attention all senior NHS members: Your final opportunity to earn service points is through the Interfaith Food Pantry needs drive beginning on April 1st and ending April 22nd. Please check your email from Mrs. Weber with all the details!

The ERASE Club will be meeting tomorrow, April 21 at 7:40am in the library. If you are interested in cultural awareness, please join us. See you then!

Etcetera's annual Coffeehouse event is scheduled for Friday, May 29th. Sign up to perform music, to sing, to recite or read poetry, to act out a dramatic scene -- any live performances are welcome! Look for Etcetera's Coffeehouse posters to scan the QR code and sign up. Start rehearsing now!

Whippany Park Math Club will be hosting the last math competition of the school year this coming Wednesday, April 22nd! It is a team-based competition, so the more, the merrier! Calculators and other computer-based tools are allowed! If you have been waiting for an opportunity to see what the math competitions are like, this is a great time to check one out! If you have any questions, please reach out to an officer or email Mrs. Savela. Hope to see you there!

Rashida Tlaib is an American politician and lawyer who is currently serving a U.S. representative for Michigan's 12th congressional district. Tlaib was born in Detroit to a working class Palestinian home. She is the first Palestinian-American woman to serve in Congress and one of the first two Muslim women elected to Congress. As an attorney at the Sugar Law Center for Economic and Social Justice, Rashida promoted equitable development. This message was brought to you by Adriana Sosa of the ERASE Club in honor of Arab American Heritage Month.

The Environmental Club is getting ready to celebrate Earth Day this week on Wednesday, April 22nd! To build excitement, we’ll be sharing a fun environmental fact each day. Here’s today’s fact: The Earth is full of amazing living things, whether they’re on land or in the sea! The largest living structure on our planet is the Great Barrier Reef. It stretches over 1,200 miles and is so massive that it’s even visible from space! Stay tuned for more daily facts and be sure to join us this Wednesday for our school-wide clean-up as we celebrate Earth Day. We hope to see you there!

Congratulations to our softball team for their 11-7 victory over Parsippany Hills over the weekend. The cats were dominate at the plate hitting two doubles, one tripple, and two homeruns on the way to scoring their 11 runs. Great job CATS! Keep DIGGIN!

In an outstanding offensive performance, the JV baseball team defeated Kittatinny 12-4 on Friday. Be uncommon!

The word of the day is quandary (noun) – a difficult situation; dilemma.