By: Liany Bermudez & Autum Alexander The NJGPA is next week and Juniors need to get ready for the three endless days of testing. One day of Math and two of English, but don’t fret, it’s not as bad as it sounds. The pressure of the NJGPA being what determines if you graduate is what […]
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The NJGPA on March 17th, 18th, and 19th is a big test to prepare for, as it is a graduation requirement to pass for juniors. Since this is such a big test, all juniors need to adequately prepare and do the best they can. During the test there are some simple strategies to be in […]
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Test taking is an important skill of life that is imperative for students to learn early on. Test taking can be used in the work field, social life, and the school field. Tests are used in many different areas of study, and can be important for diagnostic tests. The NJGPA, although seemingly mundane and laidback, […]
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Every year, millions of fans look forward to the NBA All Star festivities. All of their favorite players showcasing their talent, stunning fans, and making memorable moments for people all across the world. Since the birth of the All Star games, much has changed, and today, I’ll be going over every event and my thoughts […]
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Why do our teachers decide to become teachers? How did it become their career path? These are questions that some of us may ask ourselves. Or maybe even wonder, what’s the right career for me? I decided to ask Mrs. Holland, one of our beloved history teachers, some career based questions to put into perspective […]
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One of Central Regional’s kind and loving physical education teachers, Mrs. Whitfield, took some time out of her day to answer questions about her time as a teacher. She talked about how she’s always absolutely loved it, although it wasn’t her first choice for a career. Originally, she had dreamed of being in law enforcement. […]
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The beloved and whimsical AP Language teacher, Mr.Rosenberg devoted some of his time to answer professional and personal questions about his time as a teacher as well as his path to becoming one. The path to becoming a teacher is long and tedious, requiring years of schooling to eventually earn your teaching degree. Mr. Rosenberg […]
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Ms. Mastronardi has been a teacher for 12 years, she wanted to become a teacher because “I had teachers who really inspired me and helped me grow as a student and a person. Those experiences made me want to become a teacher and, hopefully, have that same impact on students.” Ms. Mastronardi decided to teach […]
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After my last teacher interview with Mr. Booth, I decided to interview Dr. Mueller, and she came up with some amazing answers! I first started the interview with the same first question in the last. “Why did you choose to become a teacher?” “I became a teacher for a number of reasons. Mainly, I think, […]
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