This week, the PTHS theater department put on their spring musical, The Addams Family. After several months of hard work, the show opened on Thursday, April 23rd. Tonight, Saturday, April 25th, is closing night. The previous two performances were absolutely incredible, no doubt thanks to the unbelievable work put in by both the student cast and their directors, including student director, Gabby Rodriguez. The Addams family cast members, Damian Jiosi (Gomez Addams), Mia Ames (

Over 4,000 students attended the New Jersey Future Business Leaders of America State Leadership Conference from March 9 through March 11 with hundreds of awards, honorable mentions, and fun activities occurring throughout the time there. This article is intended to inform you on the various insights, opinions, and thoughts I had regarding the SLC as an FBLA member and competitor. While the trip down to Harrah’s Resort in Atlantic City, NJ on Sunday, March 8, was tedious in l

On February 6th, the PTHS concert band and the PV Middle School 8th Grade band combined to perform with New Jersey's 63rd Army Band. This concert was a project that has been in the process of being put on for the last year by the combined efforts of Mr. Kertesz from PV, Mr. Streifer and Mr. Rooney from the high school, and Sergeant Isaiah C. Mason from the 63rd Army Band. To begin the concert, the Army Band played the National Anthem for the guests in attendance. Then, the Tr

There are many notable traditions at PTHS during the holidays that students and staff come to treasure, like Spirit Week, the door-decorating contest, and more. Nonetheless, one of the most memorable and interesting traditions is the AP Gov Presidential Election which takes place on the Friday before Winter Break. However, there is more to this custom than meets the eye. AP Government and Politics is an Advanced Placement course offered to seniors at PTHS. The purpose of the

PTHS Concert Band PTHS Concert Choir and its alumni PTHS Nocktaves On Thursday, December 18th, the PTHS Music Department is having its annual Winter Concert, featuring the choir, the Nocktaves, the concert band, and the jazz band. In a meeting with the director of the Concert Band, Mr. Streifer said that the band utilizes their class time, band lessons during lunch, and their Panther Period to prepare for the concert. When asked about the senior class, Mr. Streifer commends

When was the last time you had a meaningful, in-depth conversation with someone? What was it about? What points did you bring to the table? Well, there is a class at PTHS in which students must aim to answer all of these questions and more while learning how to be “engaged global citizens.” AP Seminar is a relatively new creation of CollegeBoard’s compared to other classes, but it arguably contains some of the most fundamental concepts any high school student or person, for t

The Pequannock High School football team closed out the 2025-2026 season with a 4-5 overall record, including a 2-3 mark in the Super Football Conference’s American White Division under the direction of Head Coach Gino Fluri. Despite a rocky start, the Golden Panthers showed resilience, finishing the season with back-to-back wins and laying a solid foundation for the future. With new coaches, this season marked a fresh start and featured some big moments.The season can be sum

Congratulations to the Artist of the Week, Kylie Crowe!

For the past twelve days since school started, it has most likely been the same story for your parents as they try to coerce you out of bed each morning: “ten more minutes!” The struggle is perceivable: trying to stay awake in first period, feeling overwhelmed as homework begins piling up, and overall feeling disassociated with the school environment. Acclimating to high school after an entire summer of rest and fun is challenging, but not entirely impossible. Perhaps the mos

Congratulations to the first Artist of the Week of the 2025-2026 school year, Eva Rodriquez!

Finals are arguably one of the most daunting subjects that gets murmured in the hallways at the end of the school year, and for good reason. Each final exam is worth 10% of a student’s entire grade, which not only puts a lot of pressure on the test-taker but also uncovers new emotions that first-time high schoolers might not be used to, such as test-taking anxiety, time management issues, and procrastination.

New Jersey Science League director, William Spears At Pequannock Township High School, Biology League members must take monthly tests to...

The Pequannock Township High School Spring Musical cast prepares to perform Mean Girls on May 1, 2, and 3. An interview with Mr. Arnold,...

During Spring Break 2026, Pequannock Township High School language students in grades 11-12 will visit Costa Rica. Spanish teacher Señora...

PTHS board members launched the new SAT Prep course to help students succeed on the May 3 SAT. Some PTHS upper-classmen attend the new...

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The team breaking it down after a productive practice PEQUANNOCK, NEW JERSEY - Since March 10, the girls lacrosse team has been working...

Nick Werner, the FDU-commit in the mound last season against Hanover Park. PEQUANNOCK - Coach McBurney and his baseball team, the...

PEQUANNOCK TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL - As the third marking period concludes at PTHS, students and staff share mixed opinions on the new...

"Butterfly" won third place at the Saint Francis of Assisi Art competition. NEW JERSEY- A local science teacher, Dr. Gill of Pequannock,...