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New Sports Calendar!
The District has moved its sports calendar to a new platform. View the Athletics Schedule here.
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Wall of Fame Nominations for 2020
Please see below on the NRHS Home Page to find the link to nominate Wall of Fame candidates for 2020. Thank you!
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NRHS Class of 2020 Senior Gear!
Please see the attached flyer and link for more details on Senior Gear for 2020!
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A Message from the PE Department at NRHS
Please see the attached flyer for a message about Grading and Attire from the PE Department. Thank you!
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Board of Education Hires New Assistant Superintendent for Business
NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. (July 29, 2019) – The City School District of New Rochelle has appointed Gregory W. Kern as the new Assistant Superintendent for Business. The Board of Education approved Kern’s appointment at its meeting tonight. He officially begins the position with the School District on or before October 1, 2019.
Kern currently serves as the Assistant Superintendent for Finance at the Newburgh Enlarged City School District, a position he has held since 2016. He has also served as Assistant Superintendent for Administration at the Enlarged City School District of Middletown; and as the Assistant Superintendent for Business at the Washingtonville Central School District. In addition, he has served in administrative positions with the Greater Southern Tier BOCES, Amherst (NY) Central School District, Newark (NY) Central School District and Medina (NY) Central School District.
He has overseen several major bond construction programs including one for $100 million for the Elmira City School District while he was at BOCES and a recently passed $257 million bond project in Newburgh.
“We are looking forward to Mr. Kern bringing his extensive administrative background, leading business offices within school districts for the past 16 years,” said Interim Superintendent Dr. Magda Parvey. “This experience demonstrates that he is an excellent fit for New Rochelle as our next Assistant Superintendent for Business.”
In his latest position in Newburgh, Kern oversees a general fund budget of $282 million in a school district with a student population of 11,500.
“Mr. Kern has the experience of working in large school districts and will help continue the District’s efforts to maximize value for our taxpayers while also prioritizing education for our students,” Board of Education President Amy Moselhi said.
Kern is a member of the Newburgh school district superintendent’s cabinet, working closely with other assistant superintendents as well as curriculum, pupil services and human resources.
“I am excited to come to the City School District of New Rochelle and join this leadership team,” Kern said. “I am eager to get started and support the District’s efforts to remain fiscally sensitive while providing great educational value for our students.”
About the City School District of New Rochelle
With nearly 11,000 students in 10 schools, the City School District of New Rochelle, through an active partnership amongst community, parents, staff and students, provides a high-quality and challenging education for every child, in a safe, nurturing environment that embraces rich diversity and drives success.City School District of New Rochelle
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New Message from the Interim Principal
Hello NRHS Friends and Families,
It is with great honor and enthusiasm that I continue my role as the Interim Principal of New Rochelle High School. I am pleased to share that the Board of Education has appointed Rachel Cornelius as the Interim Assistant Principal. It is very exciting to have her by my side as we move through this year; I am very grateful for her willingness to do what is best for our school and she has already shown great leadership and efficiency.
This year will bring several new opportunities for our students. We have added interesting course offerings such as Robotics, Comedy and Satire, Sports & Social Justice, and Web Design to provide our student additional unique learning experiences. We have expanded our Science Research Program to include specialized subject area teachers and we are redesigning our theater program to include all aspects of theater production. As always, students will still have up to 80 clubs to choose from, as well as 52 athletic teams.
We will be expanding our use of data to better inform student instruction and we will open a new Huguenot Center, which will provide academic support to students. We will hold several educational assemblies to discuss important social emotional issues and safety for high school students. Topics will include: vaping, substance abuse prevention, bullying and social media use. All of this will serve our mission to educate the whole child so that they will be prepared to face the world and be as successful as possible.
The building will continue with our approaches to safety and orderly operations to assure a calm and safe atmosphere. We will work with the Altaris Consulting Group to evaluate our safety protocols and procedures. Ongoing consultation with the New Rochelle Police and Fire Departments will help us with assessment and reevaluation of protocols.
There will be increased communication with students, teachers and parents through Principal’s Advisory Groups. The high school will be able to hear from all perspectives and steer the building towards greater excellence to make all stakeholders proud. Working together, we will continue to be “New Ro Strong!”
I wish everyone a successful year filled with wonder, curiosity, exploration and achievement.
Go Huguenots!
Sincerely,
Joseph Starvaggi
Interim Principal
Congratulations Huguenots!
Congratulations Huguenots!
The New Rochelle High School football team won the Class AA state championship in Syracuse tonight (Nov. 30), defeating McQuaid Jesuit 28-0. It was a spectacular performance, and it capped a phenomenal season. The team finished undefeated, with a 13-0 record.
Their championship was well earned. The game’s MVP was senior Darren Kabba. Two of the Huguenots’ touchdowns were scored by senior Jessie Parson; the others were scored by senior Ali Paul and junior Gary Phillips III.
We are proud of the entire team, which showed heart and remarkable perseverance in difficult circumstances. They are true role models for the New Rochelle community.
We are also thankful for all of the team’s coaches, who devoted themselves to guiding the student athletes through the season.
This is a proud day for the City School District of New Rochelle and for the entire New Rochelle community.
Great job, team!
Sincerely,
Dr. Laura Feijoo
Superintendent of Schools
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Congratulations Valedictorian and Salutatorian!
New Rochelle High School has announced that senior Abigail Kazakov is the Class of 2020 valedictorian and Stephen Bartell is the Salutatorian.
“Please join me in congratulating these two outstanding students,” said Interim Principal Joseph Starvaggi. “We are proud of Abigail and Stephen for consistently pursuing academic excellence and for being stellar examples of New Rochelle High School achievement.”
Both students show a range of interests. Kazakov plans to enter the medical field, considering a career in internal medicine or possibly dermatology.
“I’ve always been fascinated by it,” she said.
She is a member of the National Honor Society, secretary of the school’s Spanish Honor Society (for which she also served as a tutor) and a member of the Math Honor Society. In other interests, she plays tennis and practices taekwondo. She has played piano for 12 years, preferring Baroque and Romantic periods.
She said she appreciates the passion of Romantic-era composers such as Chopin and Rachmaninoff.
“When you play their pieces, it’s like a story that you’re telling,” she said.
Bartell plans to major in math in college, possibly with a minor in economics as he explores possible careers. He is president of the Math Honor Society and a member of the National Honor Society and the English Honor Society. He is also active on the Math Team and the school’s chapter of Junior State of America, an organization that helps develop leadership and debating skills.
To unwind from the rigor of mathematics, he plays the flute, preferring Baroque, jazz and blues.
“It’s nice to unplug and be a little more expressive,” he said.
Interim Superintendent Dr. Magda Parvey joined in praising the seniors.
“These two students exemplify the high-quality education our District provides,” she said. “We congratulate them and we look forward to their future accomplishments.”
Wall of Fame Nominations for 2020
Nominations for the NRHS Distinguished Alumni Wall of Fame for 2020 are now being accepted. To access the criteria and nomination form, please click the link below. All nominations must be submitted by May 31, 2020. If you have any questions, please email Sue Riordan at nrhsalumni@nredlearn.org
NHRS WALL OF FAME CRITERIA AND NOMINATION PROCESS - 2020.pdf
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