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HSPA results: The Individual Student Reports (ISR) for the HSPA’s are being mailed home during the week of June 10th. If you have any questions about your students’ HSPA results, please contact Dave Lafferty, testing coordinator at 268-4600 x 6686.
Teens are at the highest risk of being involved in a car crash during their first 12 to 24 months of driving. The more guided experience a young driver has, the safer that driver is on the road. GDL (Graduated Driver License) conditions and restrictions have been imposed by the State of New Jersey to reduce young drivers exposure to crash risk and save lives. Seneca High School is commited to educating young drivers and their parents about GDL laws, restrictions, use of decals, and safe driving habits. All students who drive to Seneca are expected to obey state driving laws. Checkpoints and enforcement of these laws are possible. A great resource for parents of teen drivers is located at www.njteendriving.comand a valueable resource for teen drivers is located at www.ugotbrains.com.
Seneca's One Book One School selection for 2013-1014 is Veronica Roth's Divergent...
Seneca students participate in the Walk Against Hate in Philadelphia.
Target is offering a fundraising opportunitythat can greatly benefit Seneca High School if staff, students, parents, etc. participate in the following ways...
In its fifth year, the "One Book, One School" program allows each of the district's four high schools to select one book that is read by all students and faculty.
Shawnee business teacher Rick Bozarth was recently selected as the Burlington County Teacher of the Year.
Human Trafficking is a form of modern day slavery. It is a rapidly growing criminal industry second only to drug dealing and equal in scope to arms dealing. New Jersey is a prime location for Human Trafficking because...
A FREE, interactive, one hour presentation for parents, grandparents and caregivers who are concerned about children (of any age) and substance abuse.
