Sponsored by the Hunterdon County Educational Services Commission, this prototype or possibilities competition requires that students keep a journal detailing the invention process. Students work in school and at home. Individual or groups of students desiring to conduct original research or pursue individual areas of interest which require outside assistance meet a minimum of once a week with the enrichment teacher to plan, conduct and present their research product to a real audience. Type III products can take from several weeks to a year or more to complete, depending on the nature of the topic. I Students remain after school to participate in these after school sports activities.
Parents are responsible to pick up their child.
All students are eligible to participate. Type II Interested students meet once a week during an additional music period and perform twice a year. Type II Auditions are required for this enrichment opportunity for students who wish to be challenged musically. Chorus members meet after school once a week. I Students try out to participate in this talent show casing event.