Student Life

Newmark High School offers diverse school programs that include community service activities, assemblies, community-based instructional trips, guest speakers, special events and more:

 

2024 NHS Student Holiday Gift Exchange

All Newmark High School students are invited to participate in the 2024 Student Holiday Gift Exchange on Thursday, December 19, 2024.  Students will be briefed about the Gift Exchange at school.  If your teen is interested in participating, please be sure to review the guidelines with your teen in advance.  Note: Participation is optional.

Guidelines for the 2024 NHS Student Holiday Gift Exchange:

  • Deadline To Participate: The deadline for students to participate is Monday, December 2, 2024. The Gift 
    Gift
    Exchange drawing will be held on that day so that students know for whom they will be buying a gift for.
  • Survey: This year, participating students will complete a brief survey to indicate their interests or hobbies to help students select appropriate gifts.
  • Gift Range: The spending limit is set between $15 and $25.
  • Gift Ideas: While the survey results are confidential, students can ask Mr. Kraminitz, Mr. Withum or Ms. Hartman for gift ideas for their selected classmate based on the interest survey.
  • Gift Deadline: Students should have all wrapped gifts at NHS by Monday, December 16, 2024.

We look forward to this popular holiday event!  Please feel free to reach out to Mr. Kraminitz at  bkraminitz@newmarkeducation.com or Mr. Withum at jwithum@newmarkeducation.com  


 

Newmark High School Commencement Ceremony: Monday, June 17, 2024

Congratulations to the Newmark Class of 2024!

 

 

Red, white and blue Register to vote message

Each year we celebrate as our Newmark High School students turn 17 years old!  One new responsibility is to register to vote. View Voter Registration Application.

Males aged 18-25 will also need to Register for Selective Service System

 

 

NHS Students - Need A Job?  Get Your Working Papers Online

Working Papers applications are now online at MyWorkingPapers.NJ.gov. Employers hiring teenagers must register online to receive a unique 8-digit code and share that code with every minor they intend to hire. The potential hire can then visit the website to create an account and start their working papers application, entering the employer's unique code. Caregivers must review the details of the job and provide proof of the minor's age. The NJ Department of Labor will notify the business once the application is approved.