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Wayne Hills Business Department Presents a New Lunch and Learn Program
Wayne Hills Business Department Presents a New Lunch and Learn Program
From Left to Right: Mrs. Piro, Mr. Hill, Mrs. Lia Maguire (the presenter), Mr. Peischl, and Mrs. Garrahy
The Wayne Hills High School Business Department teachers were excited to present a new program called Lunch N Learn. During the common lunch period, they will be having presenters come in from the business world to present on various topics.
The Wayne Hills High School Business Department teachers were excited to present a new program called Lunch N Learn. During the common lunch period, they will be having presenters come in from the business world to present on various topics.
On January 16th, their first presenter was Mrs. Lia Maguire, Managing Director at Deloitte a Fortune 500 Company. She graciously volunteered her time to give a presentation on interviewing. Topics such as how to prepare for an interview, common questions, what managers are looking for, do and don’t tips, and what to do after the interview were discussed.
On January 16th, their first presenter was Mrs. Lia Maguire, Managing Director at Deloitte a Fortune 500 Company. She graciously volunteered her time to give a presentation on interviewing. Topics such as how to prepare for an interview, common questions, what managers are looking for, do and don’t tips, and what to do after the interview were discussed.
The students received some very cool “swag” gifts, but more importantly received some much needed insight into the interviewing process in the real world. Some verbatim feedback given by students with regards to what they enjoyed most were...
The students received some very cool “swag” gifts, but more importantly received some much needed insight into the interviewing process in the real world. Some verbatim feedback given by students with regards to what they enjoyed most were...
“I enjoyed Mrs. McGuire's view of the interview process and what she looks for in a candidate. It provided me with pointers I can take in preparing for a future interview. I am looking forward to taking part in something similar soon.”
“I enjoyed Mrs. McGuire's view of the interview process and what she looks for in a candidate. It provided me with pointers I can take in preparing for a future interview. I am looking forward to taking part in something similar soon.”
“I enjoyed how interactive the program was and the fact that it included a number of real-world scenarios. The presenter was incredibly nice, prepared, and smart.”
“I enjoyed how interactive the program was and the fact that it included a number of real-world scenarios. The presenter was incredibly nice, prepared, and smart.”
“I most enjoyed the presentation, especially when she discussed the questions that are usually asked by an interviewer. The slides are super helpful and resourceful to look back at if I need to practice. I have some practice questions that I can study and go over.”
“I most enjoyed the presentation, especially when she discussed the questions that are usually asked by an interviewer. The slides are super helpful and resourceful to look back at if I need to practice. I have some practice questions that I can study and go over.”
The program will continue throughout the school year.
The program will continue throughout the school year.
Wayne Valley High School Staff Presents at 25th Annual Techspo Conference
Wayne Valley High School Staff Presents at 25th Annual Techspo Conference
Pictured above from left: Assistant Principal Scott Wisniewski, Principal Ken Palczewski, and WVHS Teacher Christina Sebak
Wayne Valley staff members delivered a presentation to teachers, staff, and administrators from communities across the state of New Jersey at the 25th Annual Techspo Conference hosted by NJ Association of School Administrators, held in Atlantic City from January 29th through January 31st. Their presentation, entitled "Maximizing Digital Media to Develop a Climate and Culture of Kindness and Empathy" centered around Wayne Valley's health and wellness initiatives, especially as it relates to school culture and climate. Wayne Valley High School has been very successful with a number of initiatives that served to reduce the number of incidents of harassment, intimidation, and bullying.
Wayne Valley staff members delivered a presentation to teachers, staff, and administrators from communities across the state of New Jersey at the 25th Annual Techspo Conference hosted by NJ Association of School Administrators, held in Atlantic City from January 29th through January 31st. Their presentation, entitled "Maximizing Digital Media to Develop a Climate and Culture of Kindness and Empathy" centered around Wayne Valley's health and wellness initiatives, especially as it relates to school culture and climate. Wayne Valley High School has been very successful with a number of initiatives that served to reduce the number of incidents of harassment, intimidation, and bullying.
National Signing/Commitment Day at Wayne Valley
National Signing/Commitment Day at Wayne Valley
On February 5, 2020, 17 senior athletes participated in National Signing Day. Congratulations to our senior student athletes who have committed to play at the next level.
On February 5, 2020, 17 senior athletes participated in National Signing Day. Congratulations to our senior student athletes who have committed to play at the next level.
Listed in alphabetical order: Mike Bleeker, Boys Soccer, American University, Reegan Capozzolli, Boys Lacrosse, Stockton University, Marissa Cosentini, Girls Bowling, University of Nebraska, Jake DeLuccia, Football, Shippensburg University, Anthony DePalma, Boys Volleyball, Misericordia University, Daniela Elliot, Girls Lacrosse, Stockton University, Samantha Hendershot, Softball, Wilkes University, Zach Kasperowicz, Baseball, Felician University, Arden Lembryk, Girls Soccer, Mount Saint Mary's of Maryland University, Nick Lupo, Boys Soccer, Centenary University, Nick Mancuso, Baseball, NLI University of South Carolina, Tommy Moran, Football, Ithaca College, Briana Neary, Girls Basketball, Salve Regina University, Alexis Rocker, Track and Field, Virginia Military Institute, Steve Simonetti, Football, Misericordia University, Colin Thomson, Baseball, Rutgers Newark University, Jena Vanas, Girls Soccer, Kean University
Listed in alphabetical order: Mike Bleeker, Boys Soccer, American University, Reegan Capozzolli, Boys Lacrosse, Stockton University, Marissa Cosentini, Girls Bowling, University of Nebraska, Jake DeLuccia, Football, Shippensburg University, Anthony DePalma, Boys Volleyball, Misericordia University, Daniela Elliot, Girls Lacrosse, Stockton University, Samantha Hendershot, Softball, Wilkes University, Zach Kasperowicz, Baseball, Felician University, Arden Lembryk, Girls Soccer, Mount Saint Mary's of Maryland University, Nick Lupo, Boys Soccer, Centenary University, Nick Mancuso, Baseball, NLI University of South Carolina, Tommy Moran, Football, Ithaca College, Briana Neary, Girls Basketball, Salve Regina University, Alexis Rocker, Track and Field, Virginia Military Institute, Steve Simonetti, Football, Misericordia University, Colin Thomson, Baseball, Rutgers Newark University, Jena Vanas, Girls Soccer, Kean University
Special Olympics New Jersey
Special Olympics New Jersey
2020 Winter Games
2020 Winter Games
Ski racing teams from both high schools came together at the New Jersey Special Olympics 2020 Winter Games to help athletes compete in alpine skiing. New Jersey Special Olympics connect people of all abilities by creating opportunities with a purpose of building lasting friendships, rooted in mutual respect and acceptance. The winter athletes demonstrated courage, experienced joy, and participated in a sharing of gifts, skills, and friendships.
Ski racing teams from both high schools came together at the New Jersey Special Olympics 2020 Winter Games to help athletes compete in alpine skiing. New Jersey Special Olympics connect people of all abilities by creating opportunities with a purpose of building lasting friendships, rooted in mutual respect and acceptance. The winter athletes demonstrated courage, experienced joy, and participated in a sharing of gifts, skills, and friendships.
Community Flyers
Community Flyers
Important Dates
Important Dates
Friday, February 14th - Minimal Day - Start of Winter Recess/Presidents' Day
Friday, February 14th - Minimal Day - Start of Winter Recess/Presidents' Day
Monday, February 17th - Schools Closed - Winter Recess/Presidents' Day
Monday, February 17th - Schools Closed - Winter Recess/Presidents' Day
Thursday, February 20th at 7:30 pm: Regular Meeting, Municipal Building, Council Chambers, 475 Valley Road
Thursday, February 20th at 7:30 pm: Regular Meeting, Municipal Building, Council Chambers, 475 Valley Road
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