Tuesday, April 21

Working Papers

Part-time Job Postings

Scholarship Information

Clubs and Activities

26-27 Program of Studies & Additional References

New Jersey Student Learning Assessments (NJSLA) will be held on Tuesday and Wednesday, April 29 & April 30,  the New Jersey Student Learning Assessments (NJSLA) in Grade 9 English Language Arts (ELA), Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, and Grade 11 Science will be administered.

For additional information and testing schedules, please read the NJSLA Testing Letter.

Senior Google Classroom Code: 5c2eyoy
Junior Google Classroom Code: bq54mdyl
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Seniors will come down to the Career Resource Center with their Physical Education class at their assigned time.

During this session, you will complete your Naviance requirement, confirm your FAFSA graduation requirement has been completed, and ensure you have no outstanding fines (books, chromebooks. Maschios, school ID’s etc).  

Seniors will not receive their cap and gown until all requirements are completed and fees have been paid.

For any Senior who does not intend to pursue a 2-year or 4-year college, please make sure you have met with your counselor to discuss your future goals, or see Mrs. Kaiser if you need assistance in creating a plan.    

When: April 28, 2026, at 6 pm

Where: In the BRHS Auditorium

Open to students and parents in grades 9-11.
This is an opportunity to hear directly from admissions counselors on the current trends, how to create your college list, and how to make a strong application.  No registration required. 

Open to Juniors and Seniors, potentially interested in pursuing a trade.  Date: May 27, 2026
See video for details: Construction Industry Career Day
Please see Mrs. Kaiser for a permission form or email her to request one: JKaiser@brrsd.k12.nj.us

There are a limited number of spots and forms are due no later than Friday, April 24, 2026!

If you missed the Senior Prep Program, here is the recording:

Topic:  The Common Application 

Dates: April 24th, 2026, from 10:30-11 am in the Career Resource room in the Counseling Office.  Sign up via Mrs. Kaiser’s Google Classroom (Sign Up Genius Link)

You can schedule a meeting with Mrs. Kaiser at any time to discuss post-secondary options (college, military, trade/technical schools, gap year, workforce, etc.). Please utilize the link in my Google Classroom under the classwork tab.

If your child would like to request Alternate PE, Service Learning, or Credit Acceleration, they should plan to meet with their school counselor to discuss their interest. If viable to pursue, a link to the Option II form will be shared. 

Believe it or not, Monday, April 13th marked the first day of Quarter 4. Final Q3 grades were made available on Friday, April 17th. With the 2025-2026 Academic School year approaching its conclusion, it is an important time for students to reach out to their teachers if they have any concerns about their grades. Additionally, please note the absence totals, warning/loss-of-credit notifications, and general attendance guidelines. If any questions or concerns exist regarding academic standing and/or credit status, students should request an Academic Counseling meeting with their school counselor using their counselor’s booking link.

The School Counseling Department has been offering counseling groups throughout the school year during unit lunch. These groups offer a supportive environment for students to connect with peers, develop skills, and set or work toward personal goals. Students may join at any time; those interested should contact their school counselor directly.

Currently Running Groups:

Mental Health Consideration

Recent research shows a significant link between social networking and mental health challenges in teens. This article from Newport Academy addresses the impact and offers practical intervention strategies to help teens and parents navigate social media use in a balanced, healthy way.