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Egg Harbor Township High School

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High School Weekly - Week of September 28, 2026

Posted Date: 10/02/26 (01:06 PM)


Exterior view of a high school building with flags waving in the wind.
 
Egg Harbor Township Athletic Event Policy document detailing rules for tickets, student spectators, and prohibited items.
 
The EHT High School logo features a stylized eagle with outstretched wings.

High School Weekly Round-up

Week of September 28, 2026

 
A digital banner with mountains, forests, birds, and the text "Eagles Uplift Each Other", alongside "Respect, Stand Tall, Fly-High, Say No to Bullying".
2026-2027 Monthly Themes: September to June, featuring positive messages and an eagle graphic.
 

A Message From Our Principal


Next week is expected to be super busy for our students and staff between Spirit Week, Homecoming, Senior Nights, and our Pep Rally on Friday.  We encourage everyone to participate in our Spirit Week activities (see flier below) to help their class win the “Battle of the Classes”.  Remember, the class with the most points at the end of the year will have a Class Carnival.  Additionally, we will host our annual Homecoming Dance on Saturday, October 10, from 7:00–9:30 p.m.  Be sure to shine bright because this year’s theme is “City of Stars!” Tickets are on sale now through Infinite Campus through Tuesday night.  Please remember that all students must arrive by 7:30 p.m.  Students arriving after 7:30 p.m. will not be permitted to enter the dance.  We are looking forward to a very Spirited Homecoming Week!

Today, we celebrate our custodial, maintenance and facility workers.  They do so much for us every day to ensure we have a safe and clean school.  We appreciate all of their hard work. 

This week, EHTHS students from our school’s Model Hispanohablantes program and the Multicultural Club visited Davenport School. To celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, students performed a traditional Colombian dance to “La Pollera Colorá” and then taught the children some of the movements to the song, La Macarena. Thank you to Sra. Florido and to our students for the beautiful performance.  EHTHS students also worked with 3rd grade students in Mrs. Mullen’s Multilingual Learners class  

Our Unified team was involved in a big back and forth match on the pitch against Mainland on Thursday.  At the end, our team came up on top with a 10-8 victory.  It was great to see all students actively engaged in the match and our sports teams in the stands to support our Unified Soccer team.  

Finally, mark your calendars for our annual Trunk or Treat celebration, hosted by the WINGS program, on Wednesday, October 21, from 5:00–7:00 p.m. in the EHTHS main parking lot.  This fun-filled event will feature music, games, contests, and plenty of Halloween fun for all ages! Admission is $5 per child or $10 per family with three or more children. To reserve your spot, please email olenikd@eht.k12.nj.us.

Have a wonderful weekend!
Ms. Carugno

Important Links

 
Four smiling individuals stand together in a hallway, with balloons in the background.

Our Administrative Team (from left to right)

Mr. Craig Kahn - 11th Grade Assistant Principal
Ms. Kelly Basdekis - 9th Grade Assist.ant Principal
Ms. Jacki Carugno - Principal
Dr. Megan Brown - 12th Grade Assistant Principal
Mr. Scott Migliore - 10th Grade Assistant Principal

 
A blue promotional graphic with white text reading 'WEAR BLUE AGAINST BULLYING BE KIND OCTOBER 5, 2026'.
 

#Day1

#Day1: Be an Upstander. Make Respect the Standard.

Our school is proud to continue our commitment to #Day1, an anti-bullying initiative created by the Tyler Clementi Foundation. #Day1 is designed to set clear expectations for how we treat one another and to empower students to help create a school community built on respect, inclusion, and accountability.

As part of #Day1, students are asked to take the Upstander Pledge, demonstrating their commitment to stand against bullying, harassment, humiliation, and other behaviors that cause harm to others.

Taking the pledge is more than simply agreeing to a set of words. It represents a commitment to put those words into action.

Throughout the school year, we ask our students to remember what it means to be an Upstander:

- Treat others with dignity and respect—even when you disagree.
- Do not participate in, encourage, or provide an audience for bullying or harmful behavior.
- Be mindful of your words, actions, social media posts, messages, and other online interactions.
- Speak up or seek help from a trusted adult when you witness someone being mistreated.
- Include rather than isolate, support rather than embarrass, and think about the impact your choices may have on others.
- Take responsibility for your behavior and make choices that contribute positively to our school community.

#Day1 doesn't end after Day 1. The pledge represents the behavioral standard we expect our students to carry with them every day—in our classrooms, hallways, activities, athletic events, online spaces, and throughout our community.

Be respectful. Be responsible. Be an Upstander. Every day. 
If you'd like more information on the #Day1 program initiative, please go to: https://tylerclementi.org/day1/


A document titled '#Day1 Declaration' outlining school values of safety, inclusion, and respect.
A document titled '#Day1 Upstander Pledge' outlining commitments to prevent bullying and support others.
 
Egg Harbor Township School District 2026-2027 time chart showing bell schedules for regular, half, and delayed opening days.
 
Poster detailing EHT High School's attendance policy, emphasizing 'Attendance Matters' with an 18-day limit.
 

Getting Started With ParentSquare

We are excited to announce that the Egg Harbor Township School District is launching ParentSquare as our new district-wide communication platform. This move brings all school, district, and classroom communication into one place, making it easier for staff to connect with families and for families to stay informed and engaged. Click on the image below for more information and training resources.
A ParentSquare training video screen with the title 'Parent & Guardian Training'.
 

SCHEDULES

 
 

Cafe' Menus

 
A high school breakfast menu for October 2026, featuring a spooky Halloween-themed background with bats and a carved pumpkin.
A high school lunch menu for October 2026, set against a Halloween-themed background with bats and a carved pumpkin.
 
Egg Harbor Township School District 2026-2027 academic calendar showing school holidays and breaks.
 
A vacation planner flyer titled 'SOAR to great attendance!' featuring an eagle mascot, passport, and school break dates.
 

Important Dates

9/22/26-10/6/26 Homecoming Tickets on Sale $10 per person Online Only through Infinite Campus
10/5-10/9 Homecoming Spirit Week
10/5/26 National Honor Society Induction Ceremony Auditorium 5pm-8pm
10/9/26 National Anthem Project Silver Eagle Stadium 5:30pm-6:30pm
10/10/26 Homecoming Dance Cafeteria 7pm-10pm
10/13/26 Underclassman Picture Retakes Auditorium 8am-2pm
10/14/26 Financial Aid Night Auditorium 6pm-7:30pm
 
A colorful Homecoming Spirit Week schedule flyer lists daily themes from Monday to Friday.
 
A promotional poster for a homecoming dance titled City of Stars, presented by the Student Council on Saturday, October 10th at 7:00 pm.
 
A promotional flyer for the Philly Sports Raffle to support EHT High School AFJROTC, featuring prizes like tickets to Philadelphia sports teams.

AFJROTC Fundraiser

We are excited to announce our annual AFJROTC fundraiser at Egg Harbor Township High School! This year, we are selling tickets for $20.00 each. Funds raised will directly support our cadet activities and program initiatives.

Tickets can be purchased by contacting Major Del Rio or SMSgt Valentine. Please note that the cutoff date for purchasing tickets is October 9, 2026.

The drawing for prizes will take place on October 18, 2026.
Thank you for supporting our cadets and the AFJROTC program!

Best regards,
Egg Harbor Township High School AFJROTC
 
A promotional flyer for Class of 2027 senior portraits by Lors Photography, featuring various student portraits and event dates.
 
A flyer for a Trunk or Treat event on Wednesday, October 21st, from 5-7 PM at Egg Harbor Township High School.
 
A promotional poster for EHT High School, featuring a stylized eagle mascot and text promoting an upcoming Middle School Open House on Monday, October 26.
 

STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT

 
A school recognition poster titled WINGS Upstander of the Week, highlighting students Ella Affourtit and Ralph Girard for their helpful acts.
 

Social Studies

We’re ending September with purpose, passion and pride. Our freshman shared their Vision Statements, created class goals and are ready to dive into their World History content
Three students smile in a brightly lit classroom, holding up handwritten thought bubbles that read "WHY?" and sharing their personal goals.
Five smiling students hold up their creative artwork while sitting at desks in a decorated classroom.
A group of students stands in a school hallway, holding up colorful signs with handwritten messages.
A large group of diverse middle or high school students stand in a hallway, smiling and holding paper cutout shapes with text.
A diverse group of middle or high school students stands smiling in a bright school hallway, holding up colorful paper signs with drawings and text.
 

CTE

EHT CTE Auto in action!! Our students are getting hands-on experience, learning valuable automotive skills, and preparing for careers in the industry!
Students gather in a busy auto repair shop as a red car is lifted on a hydraulic hoist.
A group of people working together under a red car lifted on a hydraulic hoist inside a busy auto repair shop.
Students and an instructor gather around a car on a hydraulic lift in a busy auto repair shop.
 
Four culinary academy students wearing purple aprons stand proudly in a kitchen classroom, with mixing bowls on the counter.
A smiling culinary student proudly presents a freshly baked quiche in a school kitchen, accompanied by text detailing a breakfast unit.
 

CLIMATE AND CULTURE

 
A flyer for a Week of Respect presentation on Friday, October 9th, 2026, detailing sessions for 9th and 10th-grade students.
 

STAFFULTY OF THE MONTH

We want to honor a staff member for September. Here is our winner:

Kevin Murphy 
Kevin has gone out of his way to share and collaborate with me. Although we're not in an assigned PLT, Kevin's eagerness to help me keep the AP Research program going is a testament to his character and integrity as an educator. I am grateful to call him a mentor and a colleague.
Egg Harbor Township High School poster: 'No Cell Phones. Focus on Your Future.'
 
A sign with a red circle and a crossed-out phone, indicating a 'No Phone Zone'.

Policy 5516- Remotely Activating Communication Devices and Electronic Devices


As we begin the new school year, we would like to take a moment to remind the school community of our district’s no cell phone policy during the school day. This decision was made with one clear purpose: to keep our students focused on learning, socializing face-to-face, and fully engaging in the classroom experience.
 

COMMUNITY PRIDE

 
A press release document titled Atlantic County Officials Launch Comprehensive Back-to-School Traffic Safety Initiative with the prosecutor's office seal.
 

EHT Ed Foundation Fundraiser

You can win season tickets!
Promotional flyer for Tix for Good offering a chance to win NFL or college football season tickets by donating to a nonprofit.
Promotional poster for Tix For Good, offering a chance to win NFL or college season tickets for 2027-2028 by donating.
 
A September newsletter titled 'News From The Nest & The Eagle Greenery' welcoming students back to school.
 

Marty and Charlie Return

We are excited for Marty and Charlie to start their school year at the HS next week!
Two therapy dogs, one German Shepherd named Marty and a scruffy terrier mix, stand on a leash near a car.
 

World Language Bilingual Coordinators

Need help communicating with parents? No worries, the World Languages Department is here to support you! Our bilingual coordinators are available to assist with communication in Spanish, Chinese, Bengali, Urdu, and Hindi to ensure that every family stays informed and connected. Please don’t hesitate to reach out to any of the coordinators listed on the attached flyer if you need assistance. Additionally, if you have any questions about reaching out to parents in any language, don't hesitate to reach out and ask Dr. Schreiner. ParentSquare will be a huge resource for us, but sometimes there are situations where you just want/need someone to communicate with a family for you.
A promotional graphic for EHT Schools, highlighting resources for bilingual families.
 

PARENT RESOURCES

 
A graphic provides information about the Egg Harbor Township School District Parent Portal.

IC PARENT PORTAL ACCOUNT INFORMATION

What if I forgot my Infinite Campus Parent Portal username and password? If you've forgotten your username or password, it can be reset online. Visit http://mvnt.us/m1189271 to check your account status.

What if I do not have an Infinite Campus Parent Portal account? Send an email to icportal@eht.k12.nj.us with the parent/guardian full name, students full name, students school and grade level, students birthdate, home and/or cell number and the parent/guardians email address.
A graphic promoting the Infinite Campus Parent Portal with contact information.

Infinite Campus Self-Help Video


INFINITE CAMPUS
  • Do you need an EHT Parent Portal account?
  • Do you have access to log-in?
  • Not sure how to request a Parent Portal account?
Follow the easy steps outlined in this video. Check out this short video to learn how to request an account. https://youtu.be/bL1Qqs8sNm4
 

Food Service Information for the 2026-2027 School Year

Dear Parents and Guardians:

Welcome back! We hope you and your family had a safe, relaxing, and enjoyable summer. As we prepare for the new school year, enclosed are the forms and instructions needed to complete the Federal & State School Breakfast, Lunch, and Summer EBT application.
Please remember that only one application should be completed per household, listing all family members. Foster children require a separate application. Families also have the option to apply online at www.myschoolapps.com.

The expansion of the Working Class Families' Anti-Hunger Act has increased the income eligibility guidelines, allowing more families to qualify for meal benefits. To ensure your child's meal benefit status is in place for the first day of school, please submit your application online or return the completed paper application as soon as possible, preferably before the first day of school.

Paper applications for school meals and Summer EBT should be mailed to:
Egg Harbor Township School District
Attention: Kristin Doherty, Determining Official
Alder Avenue Middle School
25 Alder Avenue
Egg Harbor Township, NJ 08234

Our MySchoolApps online application is now available for the 2026-2027 school year. We encourage all families to complete their application today.
 
Please note that any outstanding meal charges or credit balances from previous school years will carry over into the 2026-2027 school year. Families can manage student meal accounts through www.myschoolbucks.com using Heartland's online payment system. This service allows you to:
  • Make meal account deposits 
  • View account activity and purchases 
  • Monitor spending 
  • Set up low-balance email reminders 
To help avoid negative balances, we recommend maintaining at least a two-week meal balance in your child's account. If you do not wish for your child to purchase snacks using their meal account, please send a written note to your school's cafeteria.
Please remember that all negative meal balances are the responsibility of the parent or guardian. If your child's eligibility for free or reduced-price meals changes after October 14, 2026, you will be responsible for any meal charges incurred after that date.

If your child has a food allergy or requires a dietary accommodation, please provide a physician's note to your school's cafeteria. The information will be entered into our system to help ensure your child's dietary needs are met and will be available to cafeteria staff each time your child makes a purchase.
If you have any questions regarding the meal application process, the School Breakfast Program, the National School Lunch Program, or Summer EBT, please contact Kristin Doherty in the Food Service Office at 609-383-1464.

School breakfast will begin on September 8th and will be available free of charge to all students.

Thank you for your continued support of Egg Harbor Township Dining Services. We look forward to serving your children healthy, nutritious meals throughout the school year.

School Meals Application

Hello Parents and Guardians,

We encourage all families to take a few minutes to complete the School Meals and Summer EBT application. Completing the application helps ensure that your family receives all of the benefits and assistance you may be eligible for. Even if you have completed an application last year, please make sure to submit a new application for the upcoming 26-27 school year.

Please see the video link below for instructions on how to complete the application.


Thank you for taking the time to complete the application and for helping us make sure our students have access to the resources they need
A young girl holds an apple and a burger, promoting a school meal program.
 
Black and white Egg Harbor Township High School emblem featuring an eagle and shield.

Contact info

Egg Harbor Township High School
Website: eht.k12.nj.us
Phone: 609-653-0100