Recent News

Today, we were thrilled to celebrate the academic achievements of our 7th and 8th graders at the Honor Roll Breakfast. Parents and special guests joined us as we applauded the hard work and dedication of these exceptional students.

Eighth-grade students recently had the privilege of hearing a firsthand account of the Holocaust from Ms. Album, a survivor who shared her life experiences. This visit complemented their current unit of study, "Triumph and Tragedy." Our sincere appreciation goes to Mr. Math and Mrs. Ellis for coordinating this impactful learning opportunity.

A huge round of applause for Meera Naveen, Maya Naveen, and Martin Droguett! Their outstanding junior group website project not only won the category at this past weekend's state competition, but it also earned them a place in the National History Day competition – a first for Honiss School! This remarkable accomplishment is a testament to their dedication, research skills, and creativity. We are incredibly proud of them as they prepare to compete against other schools across the country at the University of Maryland this June. We also extend our heartfelt congratulations to these exceptional students and their dedicated mentor, Mrs. Conboy. We wish them the best of luck at the national competition!

Our students are soaring high once again at the National History Day state competition at William Paterson University.

Our students had a blast at the first-ever joint Honiss and Grant Schools Color Run! Laughter and excitement filled the air as they sprayed each other with vibrant colored chalk and raced through the course. This energetic event wouldn't have been possible without the incredible efforts of the Honiss and Grant PTAs. Huge thanks to them for making this a memorable experience for all!

So excited for the play to begin.

On our way to NYC to see Aladdin on Broadway and have lunch in Times Square.

The final day of camp concluded with a focus on teamwork through engaging activities.