The Student Government Association (SGA) met on Jan. 23 to discuss three class proposals for fundraisers and events. The class of 2018 proposed a Battle of the Bands competition and the seniors proposed...
The SGA has decided to take a new approach for fundraiser approval for the 2017 school year to help with overall group communication, said senior and SGA president Mark DiSpigna of Lincroft. SGA advisor...
At the SGA meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 16, the SGA discussed making heavy duty Spirit Week revisions in order to better everyone's Spirit Week experience in the spring. Spirit wear forms will be passed...
Information sessions got a facelift this year as the Student Government Association and administration worked to streamline the autumn visits by prospective students.
Each year, the five career academies...
The Student Government Association (SGA) has a lot on their plate with Fall Spirit Week only a week away. The council members discussed the logistics for Penny Wars, a Fall Spirit Week tradition that lasts...
The Student Government Association (SGA) met with class councils and advisers to go over themes and competitions for the upcoming Fall Spirit Week. The themes include Halloween, Pajama Day, Punk/Grunge...
At this week's meeting, SGA members discussed how to best organize the open houses for interested applicants to the incoming class of 2021. A meeting is planned for all students interested in being...
After serving for two years as Student Government Association (SGA) adviser, chemistry teacher Erin Wheeler stepped down from the position, and biology teacher Leah Morgan is stepping in.
The 2015-16...
BY IZZY CAVAZZONI AND KATE RIDOUX - Just before dismissal on May 21, the winners of the Student Government Association election for the 2015-2016 school year were announced on the loudspeaker. The new SGA council members include sophomores Julia Pardee, Mark DiSpigna and Rebecca Madeira. Juniors Shane Nolan and Lauryn Masciana were elected vice president and president, respectively.
BY CAROLINE SAVAGE - Leading up to SGA elections, Thursday May 20, the Inkblot asked the SGA candidates one question: Why do you want to run for the SGA? This one telling question is meant to give the voters an inside look into the motives and mind of each of the candidates.
By CAROLINE SAVAGE - Student Government Association hopefuls began campaigning last week for the upcoming election, which will be held this Thursday, May 21.
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