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  • District Well-Represented at Girls SC Wrestling Tourney

    Jan. 20, 2025- Wrestlers from High School North and High School South (above) represented Toms River Regional Schools at the Shore Conference Girls Wrestling Tournament Jan.
  • Emmy-Winning Grad Returns to South, Gives Business Talk

    Jan. 16, 2025- Business Academy students at High School South were treated to a special guest lecture this week from an Indian alum. Jenna Powitz even brought along her Sports Emmy Award, won in the field of digital marketing/social media for her work on the NBC Sports Digital Team covering the Olympics.
  • Shore Hockey Titans Tie in Early-Season Battle

    TR Hockey's Brady Verdon (no. 2) gets a Middletown North player turned around. The senior captain assisted on his team's second goal of the game Jan. 6.
  • Toms River Schools Subject of Prominent Business View Feature

    Curriculum in the Business Academy at High School South is rigorous, fun, and often student-led, as evidenced in this shot from South student Gabrielle Carvalho.
  • Gift for Gab

    Congratulations to Gabby Mauro for winning the 2025 Spirit Club Design the Holiday Button Contest! Photo by Katie Thai.
  • Four South Wrestlers Share Player of the Week Honors

    Dec. 18, 2025- High School South's wrestling team earned a season-opening win at the Golden Eagle Classic Dec. 13, including four individual titles from sophomores Vinny Pedalino and Jake Gallagher and seniors Owen Beneciuk and Brett Rankin.
  • German-Themed Christmas Village? Ja, bitte!

    Tuesday, Dec. 9, the German Club took a cultural trip to the Christmas Village in Philadelphia. The village contains a German-style Christmas market, complete with food and craft vendors designed to mimic the classic Weihnachtsmärkte popular in Germany during the holiday season. Students were able to shop for gifts, eat traditional foods like Bratwurst, Spätzle, and Schnitzel, and had the chance to go ice-skating and ride a carousel and Ferris wheel.
  • High School Orchestras Put on a Show

    Dec. 11, 2025- The Toms River Regional Orchestra — a cohort of talented musicians from all three high schools, led by orchestra director Katherine Roselli (below) — held its Winter Symphony Concert last night in the Maria Ressa Auditorium at High School North.
  • Indians Roll in 'Roll With the Indians' Tourney

    Dec. 8, 2025- If you're gonna roll with the Indians, you best not miss. Unfortunately for High School South's competitors, they did miss their shot at the Roll With the Indians bowling tournament this past weekend.
  • First-Place Tie in Downtown Art Contest

    Nov. 17, 2025- Ninety-six High School South students participated in the downtown Toms River Halloween Art Expo, and in 2025, two emerged as winners.
  • Military Wall of Honor Unveiled at High School South

    Nov. 11, 2025- Veterans Day 2025 was the ideal opportunity for High School South to introduce its Military Wall of Honor, which was designed and constructed by students in the school's signature CTE program, Project SPEAR-IT.
  • Boys Soccer State Semis Stacked With TR Stars

    Nov. 10, 2025- Sophomore Brennan Hutton (above, during his team's win against Winslow Nov. 4, in which he also netted a goal) scored twice, and goalie Mike Moore shut out Lacey Nov.
  • Two District Gymnasts Compete at States

    Nov. 10, 2025- High School East gymnast Olivia Seaman (left) and High School South gymnast Isabella Cox both qualified and competed in the NJSIAA state gymnastics tournament Nov.
  • O'Leary Sets HSS Ocean County Park XC Record

    During the Shore Conference Championships at Ocean County Park, Jack O’Leary—fresh off his Ocean County title—set a new South record for Ocean County Park, besting Kyle Kroon’s 2013 run by four seconds. Jack crossed the line in 15:21, good for sixth place at the event. Way to go, Jack! Photo by Katie Thai.
  • Halloween is in the Air at Toms River Schools

    Oct. 29, 2025- Halloween week 2025 has turned gloomy, windy, and somewhat spooky, which is to say— perfect conditions for the occasion. See how our schools are celebrating this year via the photo gallery below, which we'll continue to update throughout the week.
  • Memorable Evening for French National Society Inductees

    The induction ceremony for the French National Honor Society took place Oct. 16 at High School South. "It was a memorable evening attended by inductees and their families," said HSS French National Honor Society advisor Constance Signorin. Congratulations!
  • Rankin Helps South Rush Past Raiders

    Oct. 20, 2025- High School South senior quarterback Brett Rankin (above and above right, no. 11) rushed for two scores Friday night, accounting for both of the Indians' TDs en route to their 14-10 road win over rival High School East.
  • Special Senior Night for South Field Hockey

    Golden hour was the perfect time to snap photos of the members of the Class of '26 on High School South girls field hockey team during their Senior Night yesterday.
  • Chin-Up Challenge Four-Peat Complete

    The Great American Rivalry Chin-Up Challenge continued this past weekend, and South defeated Central Regional, 1,390 chin-ups to 887. This marked the fourth consecutive victory for the Tribe, so "the goal of a four-peat is complete," said David Correll. Congratulations, HSS!
  • O'Leary Strikes XC Gold at Divisional Championships

    Oct. 13, 2025- High School South's Jack O'Leary (left) won cross country gold at the Class A South Championships Oct. 9. His 5k meter time of 16:15 was a full 14 seconds ahead of second place.
  • SPEAR Space Upgraded to Make Room for HVAC Lab

    It was electric in teacher Tim O'Leary's classroom this morning, where he was teaching students how to properly wire and connect wall sockets.
  • Indians Soccer Winners of Seven Straight

    Oct. 2, 2025- Following their win over High School East Sept. 30, High School South's boys soccer team has won seven straight games.In that game, seniors Karsin Migliory, Jimmy Aguilar Ochao (below, no.
  • Business Academy Students Restore American Flags

    Oct. 1, 2025- At High School South, Veterans Day is a big deal, especially since Toms River's annual parade happens in the school's backyard in downtown TR, with numerous students participating.
  • September Spirit Winners Named

    The September spirit winners are, from left to right, Julian Jackson, Luke Cushing, and Vincent Salzano, who were recognized during morning announcements. The boys earned the recognition for their spirit wear on Fridays, and were called down today to claim their prizes which included Wawa gift cards and raffle tickets toward the big school spirit prize. Way to keep up the school spirit, boys! Photo by Katie Thai.
  • OCYSC Grants Fund Closets at All High Schools

    It's laundry time at High School North, as a student utilizes the school's new washer and dryer to wash clothes for the Captain's Closet.
  • Indians, Raiders Play Some Inspirational Flag Football

    A Hawks player reaches for the flag of High School South QB Greyson Thumm. Photo by Brielle Mowad.
  • All Three TR Bands Claim First Place at Brick Competition

    Sept. 22, 2025- "We are TR" indeed!The marching bands of all three district high schools— East, North, and South— came away victorious at the Brick Township High School Tournament of Bands Sept.
  • South Teacher Gabe Rodriguez Recognized for Work With Students

    From left to right, High School South Principal Kevin Raylman, Supervisor Heather Pentifallo, teachers Gabe Rodriguez and Christine Girtain, and Vice Principal John Oberti happily gather as Rodriguez is surprised with recognition for his "great work" with students.
  • South Marching Band Wows at Manchester Competition

    Sept. 15, 2025- A hearty congratulations are in order for High School South's Marching Indians, who have started off their competitive season exceptionally well.
  • Flags Lowered in Remembrance of 9/11 on 24-Year Anniversary

    Sept. 11, 2025- Flags throughout Toms River Regional Schools are at half mast today, Sept. 11, 2025, on the 24-year anniversary of the terrorist attacks that killed almost 3,000 Americans in 2001.
  • South Spirit Team Drops 'Welcome Back' Vid for '25-'26

    Directed by Daeanara Burns and featuring the South Spirit Club, David Correll, and others, the school's annual "Welcome Back" video is here. It has a Zombies 3 theme, impressive dance routines, and plenty of spirit. Check it out!
  • Back to School 2025-2026

    Sept. 3, 2025- Students returned to school today, officially kicking off the 2025-2026 school year. We've hand selected some of our favorite photos from a joyous day- we'll update this page throughout the day and rest of the week- but you can find more on the district's Instagram and Facebook feeds, as well as the IG accounts of our schools.
  • Staff Get 'Together,' Show They Are 'ALL IN'

    Superintendent Mike Citta greets staff members this morning as they enter RWJBarnabas Health Arena for a pep rally to begin the new 2025-2026 school year.
  • Buildings Freshen Up During District Beautification Day

    Aug. 20, 2025- While custodians, grounds, and maintenance crews continue to work hard preparing schools for opening day, they received some helping hands today.
  • TR Students Lead NJ Team to International Space Design Win

    New Jersey members of Vulture Company included, from left to right: (back row) Luke Quartey, Cormac Butler, Logan Lonergan, Cameron Brennan, Josh Girtain, Finley Torrens, Zach Wistreich, (front row) Dr.
  • Bald & Beautiful 'Dominate' Kickball Tourney

    Coach James Rankin's Bald and Beautiful squad "dominated" (according to Rankin) High School South's 3rd annual kickball tournament. They topped a field of 16 teams, defeating Ricky Maldonado's team in the finals. "This was easily the pinnacle of coaching for me." Rankin said. "The kids showed up each game and put on a performance. I couldn't be prouder."
  • Chase is on the Case: Tassel Question Solved

    Congratulations to South senior Chase Ford for winning the annual Tassel Contest and, as a result, earning a Spirit Club package just in time for Senior Prom. Chase’s guess of 57 strands of strings in the maroon and white tassel was right … on … the … money. Actual number of tassels? Yep, 57. Nice work, Chase.
  • Wow: Walter Works Well, Wins Wawa

    Sophomore Isabelle Walter is the winner of the Spirit Club Egg Hunt, earning a $25 gift certificate to Wawa and a $10 gift certificate to Dunkin. "Not bad for finding an egg," said Dave Correll. Happy Easter to all from the HSS family!
  • South Key Club Stalwart to Receive Distinguished Award

    Senior Riddhi Jariwala represented High School South at the New Jersey Key Club District Educational Conference held April 3-5.
  • Maddy Raimann Lucks Out With Good Guess

    Congratulations to the 2025 4-Leaf Clover Coin Contest winner, Maddy Raimann, whose guess of 264 coins was only one FOUR-leaf clover away from the true amount of 260. No doubt Maddy’s Irish eyes are smiling today! Photo by Jenna Mikels.
  • Sister Act Continues This Weekend

    The Theatre Guild's presentation of Sister Act kicked off last night to rave reviews, and the show continues Friday and Saturday. Grab your tickets now to the feel-good musical comedy!
  • Business Academy Entrepreneurs Wow at Venture Showcase

    Sophomores Mara Emilcar and Olivia Russo took second place in the Social Innovation Category at the University of Delaware Regional Venture Showcase, and Sean Maguire , Sam DiNicola, Alexa Trump, and Jayla Martinez won the Business Innovation Category, and will represent South at the Diamond National Showcase at the University of Delaware this spring. Congratulations!
  • Laycock Named District 26 COY

    Congratulations to head wrestling coach Ron Laycock on winning District 26 Coach of the Year honors ... well deserved, Coach!
  • Rankin Earns District 26 Wrestling Title for South

    High School South junior wrestler Brett Rankin won the NJSIAA District 26 state title over the weekend.
  • Submissions Being Accepted for Military Honor Wall

    High School South is excited to announce the upcoming installation of a Military Honor Wall to honor and commemorate the dedication and service of our graduates who have served in the United States Armed Forces. See the attached flyer for more information, and for a link to submit nominations.
  • Sound the Trumpets! Walpola Makes All-State Band

    Congratulations to High School South’s "golden trumpet player" Ahava Walpola, who received 3rd Chair Trumpet in the New Jersey All-State Band. Way to go, Ahava! Photo by Jenna Mikels.
  • Right on the Button: Gabriella Mauro Named Winner

    Congratulations to Gabriella Mauro for winning the 2024 Spirit Club Design-the-Holiday Button Contest with her slogan of "Merry Christmas, TRS Indians," and Snoopy-themes design.
  • Clay-Made: Mentor Club Makes Holiday Ornaments

    "Thank you, Mrs. Ruhlin, for helping share the holiday spirit," said Principal Kevin Raylman about Lauren Ruhlin, who led the Mentor Club today-- joined by Assistant Principal Mark Sullivan-- in some fun clay ornament making.
  • South Alum, Paralympian Featured on Jersey Shore Online

    "Paralympian From Ocean County Brings 5 Medals Home," is a story from Toms River Times' Chris Christopher about Christie Raleigh-Crossley.
  • Writing Center Officially Open

    "The moment we have all been waiting for has arrived—the Toms River High School South Writing Center is officially open! Whether you need help with an essay, or your homework, just need a quiet place to read or complete IXL, or just want to improve your writing skills, we are here to support you." Follow this link to read the full announcement.
  • Grace Rhine Named WOBM Student of the Week

    "Her many achievements include the Girl Scout Gold Award, the George Eastman Young Leaders Award, and the President's Education Award, to name just a few." Story by WOBM; photo by Jenna Mikels.
  • Freshmen Girls Volleyball Team Completes Undefeated Season

    South's freshman girls volleyball team capped off a perfect season with a win at Brick Township last week, finishing the season with a 12-0 record. "The girls played outstanding all season long, only dropping one set throughout the entire season," said coach Kimberly Williams. "The future is bright!"
  • Welcome to the FNHS

    The induction ceremony for the French National Honor Society took place Oct. 17 at High School South. It was a memorable evening attended by inductees, their families, and members of the administration. We are always so very proud of our students and their dedication to excellence in French language and culture. Congratulations!
  • South Vibes at Rt. 37 Chipotle for Annual Fundraiser

    High School South hosted its annual Chipotle Night fundraiser at the Route 37 location in Toms River. "Chipotle customers were decked out in the South colors of maroon and white, and the mascots sang their school song, 'Old Indian Tom,'" said David Correll. "The food was delicious," he added. Another successful fundraiser to start the school year!
  • Enjoy a Safe Trick or Treat This Halloween

    From 6 to 8 p.m. Oct. 29, sponsored by the TREA. See linked flyer for details.
  • Ian Brown is OC Pole Vault Champ

    Congratulations to High School South’s Ian Brown, whose 12-foot showing earned him first place at the Ocean County Championships in the pole vault. Photo by Jenna Mikels.
  • Key Club Helps Out

    Key Club members from High School South and High School North helped out at the Kiwanis Club of Greater Toms River’s River to Bay 5K this past weekend. A true team effort!
  • Katie Dukett Wins Tassle Contest

    Congratulations to senior Katie Dukett for winning this year's Tassle Contest! Her guess of 54 strands of strings in the maroon and white tassles was only one off from the actual number of 55, and with that Katie wins the Spirit Club package just in time for senior prom. Photo by Jenna Mikels.
  • Connelly Recognized for All Shore Winter Team Honor

    Congratulations to John Donnelly, who’s been named to the Asbury Park Press All Shore Winter Team for the 2023-2024 season, and who received a Joint Legislative Commendation letter of acknowledgement for the achievement from District 10 representatives Senator Holzapfel, Assemblyman McGuckin, and Assemblyman Kanitra. Photo by Jenna Mikels
  • Annual Egg Hunt Yields Winner, Good Vibes Heading Into Break

    The overall winner of the annual egg hunt was Natasha Scott ... congratulations! Wishing everyone a happy and healthy spring break. Photo by Jenna Mikels
  • South Relay Team Hurdles Way to All-American Status

    Congratulations to High School South's Justin Coston, Tyler Kopin, Antonio Manganiello, and Giovanni Morales-Torres, whose stellar performance at the Virginia Beach Adidas Track Nationals this past weekend in the 60M Shuttle Hurdle Relay-- a speedy time of 33.40-- earned them third place and the title of All Americans!
  • Dood's Donuts Bring Out the Smiles for Students, Staff

    South's administration awarded the junior class with Uncle Dood's donuts today for their great job and participation in NJGPA testing this week, and this gesture not only brought out the (Irish) smiles for students, but also Supervisor Heather Pentifallo and Assistant Principal John Oberti. After all, the joy is really in the giving, right? And distributing more than 375 delicious Dood's donuts meant a LOT of giving.
  • Alejandra Morales is Coin Guess Champ

    Her guess of 231 coins won Alejandra Morales today's St. Patrick's Day-themed "Guess How Many Coins?" contest. Congrats! And for the record, the true number of four-leaf clover coins in the jar was 251. Photo by Jenna Mikels
  • 'Anything Goes' at HSS March 7-9

    Set sail with High School South for their production of Cole Porter’s sharp and sophisticated musical comedy, Anything Goes! The toe-tapping, hilarious, classic musical will be presented in the High School South cafetorium Thursday, March 7; Friday, March 8; and Saturday, March 9. All performances start at 7 p.m. Tickets are $10 each; $5 for students with their school ID.
  • French Club Cooks Up Crepes

    The French Club's crepes-themed event Feb. 14 was a blast, by all accounts. Students cooked up homemade crepes and personalized them using Nutella, ice cream, strawberries, and more of their favorite toppings. It was a fun and delicious day for all!
  • South Freshman Sets Long Jump Mark

    Congratulations to freshman Jaelyn Mayne for breaking the High School South long jump record, a feat accomplished at the Rothman Orthopaedic Sports Complex at the John Bennett Athletic Center, a.k.a. the Bubble, with a spectacular jump of 16’ 3.5”. Way to go, Jaelyn! Photo by Jenna Mikels
  • Santos is Sectional Shot Put Champ

    During the state sectionals meet Feb. 9, Julia Santos won the shot put event with a throw of 39’, 6”, securing for her the title of South Jersey Group 3 Sectionals champion! Congratulations, Julia, and to the entire girls track team, which had a solid showing at sectionals. Now, it’s on to the group stage. Photo by Jenna Mikels
  • South Psyched for Super Bowl

    Today, students and staff celebrated the upcoming Super Bowl by wearing their favorite NFL team's jerseys to school. Are you ready for some football?
  • Donnelly Sets New South Swimming Mark

    Congratulations to Noelle Donnelly for breaking a longstanding school record in the 100M breaststroke. Noelle’s 1:08.39 mark is now the time to beat! Photo by Jenna Mikels
  • Meaghan Weatherstone Named WOBM Student of the Week

    "Ranked sixth in her class and a regular on the High Honor Roll, [Meaghan] is Secretary of the National Honor Society and Vice-President of the French National Honor Society." Photo by Jenna Mikels
  • Santos Sets New South Shot Put Mark

    Fresh of their Ocean County Championships win, HSS Juniors Kendall Howe (left) and Julia Santos struck double-gold at the Shore Conference Championships Jan. 25. Kendall’s 9-foot, 6-inch pole vault secured the win, while Julia’s shot put throw of 42 feet, 1 and ¼ inches is the best current mark in the state, and also set a new High School South record in the event. Way to go, girls! (Photo by Jenna Mikels)
  • South Swimmers Take First in 200M Relay

    Congratulations to Noah Thompson, John Donnelly, Brady Krohn, and Aiden Padham for taking first place in the 200M freestyle relay—and second in 400M—at the Ocean County Championships Jan. 21. Way to go, guys! Photo by Jenna Mikels
  • Newspapers Collected for Animals

    The French National Honor Society held a successful donation drive, collecting old newspapers which will help keep birds and small critters warm and clean throughout winter at the Popcorn Park Animal Refuge. “This success shows the strong spirit of our school community, and we are excited to keep supporting those in need,” said South’s Constance Signorin.
  • Button Contest Winner Announced

    Congratulations to Zaret Arce for winning the 2023 Spirit Club design-the-holiday-button contest! Photo by Jenna Mikels
  • ESL Students Meet Elf on the Shelf

    During the school's first year with the English as a second language (ESL) program, students unfamiliar with the tradition were able to meet Elf of the Shelf in person. Andres Reyes Ariza, Liliana Burgos Santos, Gisell Osorio Ramirez, Rogelio Luna, Juan Sebastian Bedoya Londono, Juliana Perez Gil, Tayra Aniceto Malique, Silvia Bravo De La Rez, and Yadira Romero spent time with the elf, a.k.a. Assistant Principal Chris Peck, as ESL teacher Mrs. Passarella joins in. Happy holidays!
  • Philly's Christmas Village Hosts German Club

    The German Club took a cultural trip to the Christmas Village in Philadelphia Dec. 7. The Village contains a German-style Christmas market, complete with food and craft vendors designed to mimic the classic Weihnachtsmärkte popular in Germany during the holidays. Students shopped, ate traditional foods like Bratwurst, Spätzle, and Kartoffelpuffer, ice skated and rode a carousel and Ferris wheel.
  • Mary Antonowicz Named to All South Jersey Orchestra

    Congratulations to High School South junior Mary Antonowicz for making fourth chair cello in the All South Jersey Regional Orchestra. Way to go, Mary! (Photo by Jenna Mikels)
  • Turkey Time

    The mentor club hosted a Thanksgiving Extravaganza Nov. 21 in the Recreation Station, and the event included a hand-turkey station. Modeling theirs are teacher Mat Sohl and student Dan Barry. Happy Thanksgiving!
  • French National Honor Society Welcomes HSS Members

    Congratulations to the exceptional students who were welcomed into the French National Honor Society at the Oct. 19 induction ceremony. The school extends its gratitude to everyone who contributed to making the evening more memorable. As Charlemagne famously stated, "To have a second language is to have a second soul."
  • Mary Highton Gets Nod as Influential Tribe Leader

    South’s “Leader of the Tribe” committee, tasked with acknowledging excellent staff members, today recognized math teacher Mary Highton. “Teaching Algebra 1 and AP Calc, Mrs. Highton influences many students in the building and we truly could not be luckier to have her as part of our math department,” they said during morning announcements. Congratulations, Mrs. Highton, on the well-earned recognition! Photo courtesy of Jenna Mikels.
  • Staff Show Support for Lynne Szablewski

    High School South staff came together today in support of colleague Lynne Szablewski and her battle with breast cancer. This month-- Breast Cancer Awareness Month-- and every day moving forward, everyone at HSS and throughout the district wishes Lynne the best! Photo courtesy of Jenna Mikels.
  • South Mentoring Club Kicks Off its ’23-’24 Schedule

    Assistant Principal Mark Sullivan, founder of the High School South Mentoring Club, meets with Superintendent Citta and Assistant Superintendent Thomas at the kickoff event for this year's club event schedule. In 2023-2024, the club will pair each of its more than 60 students with a mentor from the Indian faculty and staff, continuing its legacy as a sustainable building-level support system for students and a critical element of the infrastructure that helps maintain the culture at South, where kindness matters.
  • 30-Year Reunion Tour Enjoyed by Class of ‘93

    High School South’s Class of 1993 enjoyed a reunion tour of their alma mater Saturday, Oct. 14, which included trivia, prizes, and lots of reminiscing.
  • Christine Girtain Receives Award for Teaching Excellence

    She is one of only 43 educators from across the United States to win the prestigious award from the NEA Foundation.
  • South Takes Early Attendance Lead

    After one month, HSS has pulled into the lead for attendance rate among high schools, thanks in large part to the September perfect attendance winners including, from left to right, freshman Nyla Salley, sophomore Christina Brennan, senior Nick Damiano, freshman Kevin Loveday, sophomore Trey Collick-Stafford, senior Mia Applegate, and juniors Silvia Bravo De La Rez and Stephanie Carol (not pictured). Congratulations to these students!
  • Can't Duck Away from Kindness at South

    High School South's Kindness Club filled teacher and staff mailboxes with Kindness Ducks, and helped hang banners around the school that read, "Be Indianific, Kindness Matters!"
  • Spirit Leaders Spark Super Successful Chipotle Night Fundraiser

    It was a super successful Chipotle Night Fundraiser Sept. 19, thanks in large part to the efforts of High School South’s spirit leaders including (from back to front) Logan Redgrave, Spirit 25; Brady Krohn, Indian 56; Caroline Edwards, Indian Princess 54; and Katie Duckett, Super Maroon 54.
  • NHS Members Inducted

    The evening of June 1, 25 members of the National Honors Society were sworn into the Indian Chapter at High School South. Congratulations to all those selected!
  • Students Recognized at Scholarship Breakfast

    Congratulations to Ryan Svenson, Evan Ryan, Justin Newman, and James Brierley for attending the Ocean County Superintendents' roundtable student recognition and Mayor's scholarship breakfast.
  • Dakota Foylin Wins Graduation Tassel Contest

    South’s Spirit Club held a Graduation Tassel Contest where seniors had to guess how many strings are on a graduation tassel to win a prize package that includes hair, nails, tanning, flowers, and food. Dakota Foylin won the contest with the correct number of 65 strings. Congrats Dakota! Pictured in this photo by Olivia Lucas are, left to right, Spirit Club leaders Kaitlyn Gonzalez, Dakota, and Spirit Club Leader Kimmy Austin.
  • South's Frazier Named to Rutgers Hall of Fame

    Congratulations to High School South’s Jeff Frazier on becoming a 2023 Rutgers Athletic Hall of Fame inductee! Frazier is photographed here by student Olivia Lucas against a backdrop featuring another HSS legend, Mr. P David Correll.
  • Happy Teacher Appreciation Week!

    During Teacher Appreciation Week, all staff at High School South enjoyed special surprises including gift card raffles, personalized Indian mugs, and thank you notes from students. South was especially appreciative of several downtown businesses including Taco-Tastic, A Thyme for All Seasons, Uncle Dood's, Capone's, Safu Sushi, and Tommy Boy's Cafe that showed support for the staff by donating delicious food!
  • German Club Visits DC

    South’s German Club took a trip to Washington, DC April 29. At the Capitol, students visited historic Georgetown University, enjoyed a buffet of authentic German foods at Old Europe restaurant, and then participated in a scavenger hunt of the monuments on the National Mall. This is an annual trip that Herr DeMarco and the HSS German Club have been organizing for 14 years.
  • Kassidy Colangelo an 'Athlete to Know'

    Congratulations to Kassidy Colangelo on being named one of the “Top 50 High School Athletes to Know" by the Asbury Park Press. This follows APP’s Players of the Week for all spring sports for week 4, during which Kassidy notched a home run, single, and four RBI in HSS’s 15-1 victory over Point Pleasant Beach. Way to go, Kassidy! Photo by Olivia Lucas.