Clearview Regional High School District

7th Grade students enjoying a day at Tall Pines on their 7th grade class trip.

"The Clearview Regional High School District was named to the 2025 National Association for Music Merchants (NAMM) Best Communities for Music Education (BCME). This marks the seventh year that the Clearview Regional High School District has received this prestigious honor. Now in its third decade, the Best Communities for Music Education designation is awarded to districts that demonstrate outstanding achievement in efforts to provide music access and education to all students. Inclusion on the BCME list acknowledges the Clearview Regional School District as one of the top eight percent (8%) of school districts in the country for music education. School districts listed in the BCME list go through a vetting process organized by NAMM and leading experts in the music education field, looking at the curricular music offerings in the district, recent student and ensemble honors, number of students engaged in school music classes across all grade levels, extracurricular musical offerings, teacher qualifications, community engagement, district and administrative support, as well as other music events, and opportunities provided to students and teachers in and out of district.music classrooms. The Clearview Regional School District scored highly in all categories of the application based on a strong tradition of excellence in both curricular and extracurricular ensembles, opportunities for all students to be involved in both middle school and high school elective music classes, student participation in local and state honors ensembles, opportunities in emerging music education programs such as the Modern Band, and strong support from the community as well as school and district administrations. The Clearview Regional School District Music Department would like to thank Mr. John Horchak III and the district administrative team, as well as the administration and staff at both the high school and middle school for their continued support of music education in the school district. Information about the award designation, as well as the full list of schools can be found at the following link: https://www.nammfoundation.org/articles/bcme-2025-districts"

For the past few months, 8th graders at the Middle School partnered with NHS 11th graders in a pilot program called Pioneer Partners. This pen pal program paired 8th graders with 11th graders and gave them the opportunity to write letters back and forth. These letters addressed the student's interest but also included questions the 8th graders had about coming to the High School next year. The 11th graders had great advice about classes, activities and tips on making the transition easier. On May 29th, the 40 students who participated in this program got to finally meet face to face and enjoy breakfast together in the High School.

It's almost time for Yearbook distribution! Did you get yours? If not, use this link to order ASAP. There are a limited number of Yearbooks available for sale. Don't miss out!! https://bit.ly/3YykHY0 Not sure if you ordered already? Reach out to Mrs. Hornback via email and she can let you know!

On Saturday May 3rd, Clearview's Technology Student Association traveled to TCNJ to compete against 1,850 participants from 63 other NJ schools for the 2025 NJ TSA State Conference. We had 35 students participate this year in 16 different competitions. Congratulations to all of the students who participated this year. They all did an amazing job in their competitions and it was a great day celebrating the creativity, hard work and achievements of all our members. The following students placed top 3 in the state and are planning to participate in the 2025 National TSA Conference in Nashville, TN this coming June. Charlotte Misner won 1st place for her Biophilic Residential Design in 2D CAD Architecture. Jonah Arbushites won 1st place for his Food Truck Design in Transportation Modeling. Two students received National Achievement Awards: Bronze: Anita Evans & Silver : Jonah Arbushites. Anita & Jonah were also accepted into the National TSA Honor Society.

Everyone (almost) needed a picture with the trophy. Which pic is your favorite?

The anticipation was high on Saturday as the team waited to hear the award winners for the Judged Awards. 9848 GearView won the 1st Place Inspire Award for the Edison Division, the top award in the competition!

Join us for an exciting and informative event designed specifically for Clearview student-athletes in grades 7–12. Hosted by Clearview Regional High School's varsity club, this fair will offer a unique opportunity to connect with current and former college athletes, coaches, and athletic staff. Learn firsthand about college recruitment, athletic scholarships, and what it takes to succeed both on the field and in the classroom. Discover insights into leadership development, the daily life of a collegiate athlete, and how to prepare for the next level in your sport. Don’t miss this chance to get your questions answered and take the next step in your student-athlete journey!

On Friday, the fantastic four’s driving helped the team rank 4th in the entire Edison Division, earning them the role of alliance captain where they partnered with 19666 Forever Knights from Shanghai, China in the elimination matches

While the parents and coaches cheer from the stands, drive team members Ava Culling, Nick Gelormini, Quinten Stewart, and Kyle Gray strategize on the field. Their impeccable driving led them to win 9 out of 10 qualification matches!

9848 GearView was ready for Day 1 of the competition, sporting their @gobilda socks, scouters Aleksei Mordovin, Michelle Odusami, and Steven Del Rossi ready to scout other teams, and preparing for their judging presentation. Take a look at their impressive portfolio here: https://tinyurl.com/gearviewportfolio

Varsity Mentor Team 9848 GearView traveled to Houston, Texas for the FIRST Tech Challenge Robotics World Championship from April 16-19. Here’s the team on the setup day getting everything ready in their pit. Stay tuned for updates on the competition!

Clearview Regional High School Fall Cheerleading dine out at Cinder Bar in Clarksboro. Please join us from May 18 - May 22, 2025.

NHS is having a fundraiser at Marino's of Mullica Hill on Tuesday, April 29th from 4-8PM. Say "NHS" when placing your order! **All proceeds go to NHS's scholarship fund!**

Clearview Summer Camp registration is open! Lots of fun sports choices for all ages 1st through 8th grade.

It was a beautiful day for Mrs. Cavanaugh's AVID 9 students to visit the University of Pennsylvania and learn about the opportunities to attend college there one day!

Thank you Mr. Patrick Napoli of Napoli Construction for visiting Mrs. Cavanaugh's 8th Grade AVID class! As part of the curriculum, students explore different career opportunities, so it was awesome to learn about what it takes to be a Civil Engineer and owning a company!

Middle School Student Council had an opportunity to volunteer their time at the Funny Farm Animal Rescue. This year our students raised money by selling candy grams and collected donations for the Animal Rescue. The students had a chance to go tour the farm and to put in some hours helping out by raking hay, cleaning up, watering and brushing some of the animals at the Animal Rescue. Students enjoyed seeing the Animals but also loved helping out. Funny Farm Animal Rescue is in Mays Landing and is a nonprofit that is home to over 600 rescue animals. They take in and help animals that are impacted by abuse, neglect and abandonment and often times ultimately euthanized.

Math League traveled to Stockton University on Saturday, March 29th to compete in the 12th Annual Math Mayhem Competition. Congratulations to Logan Commack, who placed 5th in the Individual Competition!