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Hornet Hackathon Welcomes Middle School Students to PV on May 22nd
The Hornet Hackathon will be administered for all third through eighth graders of the Totowa, Little Falls, and Woodland Park middle schools and their families to showcase what courses, programs, activities, and sports, Passaic Valley has to offer on May 22 from 6-9pm.
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Band And Choir Take a Modern Spin for Annual Pops Concert, Wednesday May 22nd
Throughout each year, the Music Department hosts three concerts in the Schneider Auditorium. This upcoming Wednesday, May 22, the annual Pops concert will be held at 7 pm. The concert consists of performances by the Choir, Jazz Band, Concert Band, and the Hornet Harmonics, the acapella group.
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Domenech & Graziano Place in Passaic County Film Festival
On April 13th, PVTV participated in the 15th annual Passaic County Film Festival. Entries for this included short animated films, public service announcements, music videos, among others. PV was also proud to have two students place in the competition: seniors Mariah Domenech and Lorenzo Graziano.
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Art Department Begins Promotion for Art Show 2019
Passaic Valley’s Art Show is the all-encompassing event that showcases PV students’ artistic talent. The show will be held in the Farrell Gym during school May 22nd and 23rd. On May 22nd from 7 to 9 PM, the Art Show will be open to the public.
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Spring Blood Drive Sets Record for Amount of Donations
On Friday, May 3, Passaic Valley's Future Health Professionals Club, hosted its annual Spring Blood Drive in the Farrell Gym in collaboration with the New York Blood Center. This year, approximately 130 students volunteered to donate, and 103 pints of blood were collected.
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World History Honors Visits NY Public Library and Broadway
On Wednesday, March 27th, Ms. Kathleen Menake and her two World History Honors classes spent the day in New York City, enjoying the Broadway play, Anastasia, exploring the famous New York Public Library, and grabbing a quick bite to eat along the way.
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PV/Bergen Offers Activities and Avenues for Students with Autism
In recent years, PV has been in a partnership with the Bergen Educational Services to teach students with special needs to be more independent through a strategy called the ABA Program. However, this is only the centerpiece of a greater initiative to provide services and raise awareness for autism.
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Now Open for Registration, Summer Camps Offer Exciting Opportunities
Passaic Valley offers a variety of summer camps and productions for children and teens in the area. The programs present a wide range of activities, from culinary classes to performing arts to STEM. There is a program perfect for everyone and registration is open now.
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Autism Awareness Ribbons Tie Passaic Valley Together
PV students and the PV/Bergen ABA Art Class Program designed ribbons for Autism Awareness Month in April. They are currently hung up around the school in an effort to promote school pride and raise awareness to the wonderful programs and inclusive community we have here at PV.
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Mr. Bill Pantale Wins Counselor of the Year for Passaic County
On Friday, March 22nd, NJSCA recognized Mr. Bill Pantale as Counselor of the Year for Passaic County, upon nomination from Mrs. Danielle Vigilante. Pantale, who has been a counselor for over 36 years, was honored at the 33rd Annual "Counselor of the County" awards program luncheon held in Ewing, NJ.
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PV Students Visit Middle Schools to Talk with Future Freshmen
Several of Passaic Valley's juniors and seniors made the trip to the various middle schools in Totowa, Little Falls, and West Paterson on April 8th, 9th, and 11th, to talk with eighth grade students about student life here at Passaic Valley.
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Sophomore Class Claims Title in Student/Staff Volleyball Game
The Sophomore Team achieved 1st place at the annual Student/Staff Volleyball Game on March 27th. Proceeds for this year's game went to Ramapo-Bergen Animal Refuge.
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Logan Rodriguez and Mohammed Oudah Win Top Chef 2019 in Strong Competition
For the past eight years, Passaic Valley’s Culinary Classes have participated in a Top Chef style competition. This year's winners included: Mounir Sakhat '19 and Zaid Sousan '19 in third place, Alyssa Snyder '20 and Bedour Issa '19 in second, and champions Logan Rodriguez '19 and Mohammed Oudah '19.
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College & Career Fair to Host Over 80 Representatives
On Thursday, March 28 from 6:30 to 8:30 pm, PV will be holding a College and Career Fair in the Griswold Gym. Students will be able to meet with representatives from over 80 universities, technical schools, and the military to ask questions and gather information.
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Il Tulipano Hosts Class of 2020's Cotillion
Junior Cotillion was held at Il Tulipano on March 7. Class of 2020 advisors, Mrs. Rachel Briggs and Mrs. Susanne Benvenuti, along with the class officers, planned the event over the past few months.
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PVTV Launches Pre-Show "Into the Void" to Kick-Off Girls' Show Week
Debuting two days before the big event, PVTV unveiled "Into the Void," a short film created to preview their coverage of Girls' Show. This year, the crew decided to continue storylines established in last year's promo.
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Band and Choir to Host Their Annual Spring Concert Thursday, March 21
This Thursday, March 21, Passaic Valley Band and Choir will be hosting its annual Spring Music Concert. The concert will start at 7pm and will feature performances from the Jazz Band, Concert Band, Choir and the Hornet Harmonics, the school’s acapella group.
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Hornet Spotlight: Peer Mentoring Program Gives New Students Peace of Mind
Active for twelve years and currently under the supervision and guidance of Mrs. Kelly Morris and Mrs. Danielle Vigilante, the PV Peer Mentoring Program has given freshmen the opportunity to ease into their transition from middle to high school under the guidance of junior and senior student mentors.
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Say Something Week Educates and Spreads Awareness of Sandy Hook Promise
As a part of the Sandy Hook Promise, "Say Something Week" was an exciting new initiative designed to raise awareness of warning signs for school violence and encourage students to come forward if they witness potentially harmful behaviors.
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PV Teams with PowerBack to Prevent Teen Dating Abuse
PV is among only 6 high schools in New Jersey provided with a $40,000 grant to carry out a two-year program through A Partnership for Change. The Teen Center has teamed up with the PowerBack program to carry out effective awareness activities for teen dating abuse prevention.
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