PARSIPPANY — The Parsippany High School Class of 2018 graduated on Thursday, June 21. 216 students received their diplomas after the Conferment of the Degrees by Principal Denis Mulroony. The diploma’s were presented to the Board of Education.

133 students, or 61.6% will be attending four year colleges, 61 students or 28.2% will be attending two year colleges, 12 students or 5.6% will be attending career education, 6 students for 2.8% will be employed and 4 students, or 1.8% will be joining the military.

The Class of 2018 Officers were Ethan Kaplan, President; Udhay Khullar, Vice President; Harris Ansari, Secretary and Rachel Wang, Treasurer.

Parsippany High School Class of 2018

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The 2018 Graduating Class

Sebastian Abreu
Kensy Abdias Acosta
Matthew Eric Afonso
Mildred S. Agenor
Abdul Vasi Ahmedi
Kandarp J. Ajvalia
Khalid M. Alzubi
Hailey Rose Amato
Jay P. Amin
Alexander Angulo
Mohammad Harris Ansari
Haydar Yusuf Aran
Sarah Isabel Arias
Zabihilla Asat
Harmond Atienza
Mirzakerim Tarik Ayaz
Tia Antoinette Ayton
Srah Azizi
Arzoo Bakhtiary
Luisa Teresa Barone
Jared Robert Bazarai
Claudia Valarie Bennett
Justin Joel Bermudez
Juan Sebastian Bernal
Kate S. Bernauer
Mathew Botros
Abdoullah Bouzaitoun
Juliana Branda
Vanessa Bravo-Nieto
Gerard Joseph Burder
Cyvyl Salvanera Cabaccang
Michele Cacciapaglia
Isabella Francesca Cacciottolo
Jason Francis Calabrese
Joseph Calabrese
Nicole Marie Calabrese
Derrique M. S. Campbell
Fabio Castillo
Alex John Cavaluzzo
Savannah Madison Cerrato
Albert Ye Chen
Shyann Lynn Cheney
Sydney Lyn Clark
Edward Donald Cogan
Kelly Anne Coombs
Brenda Cordasco
Elijah X. Crawford
Juliana Rose Davanzo
Ivan Francisco DeLeon
Assunta Celeste De Martinis
Julia Del Viscio
Andrea Delgado
Gabriella Marie DeMary
Richard Anthony DeMary
Michael L. DeMonico
Cameron Antonio Dines
Sarah Elizabeth DiPippa
Thomas Diez
Joseph Romolo DiPinto
Destiny Stella Duffaut
Nicole Lynn Dugan
Amr Elsaid
Christopher Ray England-Ippolito
Ethan Daniel Fang
Ithaly Feliz
Riley Catherine Ferguson
Vincenzo Generoso Ferrara
Jason B. Finkle
Camren Anneliese Fitzsimmons
Vaishnavi Gandhi
Nicholas Peter Garafano
Justin I. Garcia
Sean Peter Gentile
Aahna Ghosh
Bryan William Gong
Ryan Thomas Goodreds
Bethany Rose Goordman
Malcolm Isiah Green
Sioux Anne Green
Madena Hamidi
Zara Hassan
Marc Hoeltge
Rachel Ann Hoffman
Kaitlyn Holler
Kevin Nathaniel Holst
Ahmed Homsi
Leslie Sofia Huatarunco
Anya Rose Hughes
Fatima Arizo Iqbal
Andrea Rose Jacoby
Aastha Jaggi
Romel Jamna
Ralph L. Jean-Francois
Angeline Sara Jiju
Anthony Wayne Johnson
Maxwell Alexander Johnson
Ramanand M. Kachhia
Ethan D. Kaplan
Ragan Grace Kelley
Udhay Khullar
Joseph M. Klein
Julia Margaret Kloss
Bon June Koo
John Mark Krevis
Patrick William LaFerrera
Michael Vincent Lai
Samantha Lin Lee
Olivia Ruth Leon
Alice Jane Limanova
Sabrina Link
Robert Burke Litz
Christopher Benito Lupo
Noah Jack Lustig
Purvang Mahadevia
Pranav Praful Makadia
Mahrukh Abdul Malik
Shobin Paul Manappuram
Maliha A. Mannan
Kaitlyn Ashlee Martinez
Anthony Karl Martucci
Aidan Rose McMaster
Alivia Marie Mercuro
Kyle Meth
Daniel V. Miller
Christian Alberto Minaya
Rahul Kiran Mody
Dunya Mohamed
Bernasia Ebony Moore
Jeremy Michael Mostillo
Sunaina Mukherjee
Hamza Abbas Naqvi
Isabella G. Nicoletti
Karissa Marie Nussbaum
Ogulcan Odabas
Jared Lucas Osgood
Shane Joseph Osgood
Ali Haydar Ozdemir
Mansi A. Parikh
Aditi Patel
Aneri Patel
Bhumiben M. Patel
Dirgh Harshadkumar Patel
Lipi Patel
Priya Minesbkumar Patel
Priyam Shailesh patel
Ria S. Patel
Sagar Patel
Sima Patel
Lauryn K. Patracuolla
Nilab Pazhmon
Kyla Samantha Penus
Kyle Edward Phillips
Nelson Yoset Pichardo
Daniel Joseph Pico
Cielito Jaecob M. Ponce De Leon
John Carlos Portillo
Faith Marie Preziosi
Vincent T. Prezioso
Anoosha Qureshi
Shakhzoda Rakhimova
Kyra Mary Reich
Moustafa Riad
Isis Carolina Rodas Prado
Malia Rodriguez
Steven Rodriguez
Daniel I. Rodriguez-Appelgren
Daniel Bennett Ruggiero
Bahaadeen Saied
Tahir Samad
Zahra Mariam Sarwari
Brenda Lynn Sauer
Skylar Madison Schey
Brandon Schweizer
Everton Fitzroy Scott
Alexander Serban
Ankit Shah
Diti J. Shah
Khushbu Shah
Neil Vipul Shah
Affan Shaikh
Adam J. Shandra
Skyler Rose Sharpell
Stephanie Shen
Abhi N. Sheth
Samantha Shimabukuro
Mario Joseph Sinatra
Kaitlyn Arlene Sklow
Kendrick C. Slaman
Lauren Emily Slevin
Christopher Francis Smith
Julia Rose Smith
Zachary Logan Snell
Maansi Solanki
Karissa Zavanna St. Jean
Kerri St. Victor
Amanda Nicole Stover
Devion Sharif Stover
Danielle Strano
Matthew J. Strumolo
Frank Anthony Sullivan
Sophia Tamayo
Alice H. Tatrous
Tatiana Isabel Tello Burlew
Justin Ryan TerWaarbeek
David Ton
Peter Hao Tran
Tiffany Lee Trifari
Gary C. Tsui
Jeet Vaishnay
Sean Patrick Van Vliet
Philip Sunny Varghese
Rachael S. Wang
Alexa Rae Weissberg
Adam Joseph Welch
Matthew Thomas Wilson
Ryan Michael Wisniewski
Brielle Elizabeth Wyka
Talia Ruth Wynzel
Ellen X. Xu
Ali Yaqoobi
Adam Ye
Christopher Michael Yi
Kevin Zhengen Zheng
Annie A. Zhong

PARSIPPANY —The Parsippany Hills High School Class of 2018 graduated on Thursday, June 21. 273 students received their diplomas after the Conferment of the Degrees by Principal Michael F. DiSanto. The diploma’s were presented to the Board of Education.

196 students, or 72% will be attending four year College or University, 50 students or 18% will be attending two year colleges, 3 students or 1.5% will be attending career education, 7 students or 2% will be continuing education, 8 students for 2.5% will be employed, 5 students or 2% will be taking a gap year and 4 students, or 1.5% will be joining the military.

The breakdown of the Class of 2018 is as follows:

PARSIPPANY — Project Graduation has become a proud tradition at Parsippany High School. It is an exciting all-night event that is tobacco, drug and alcohol free. PHS has continued it’s tradition with Project Graduation being held at Woodbridge Community Center and was available for all Parsippany High School graduating seniors. The seniors left Parsippany High School on Thursday, June 21 at 10:00 p.m. and arrived at Woodbridge Community Center just after 11:00 p.m. for a night of fun, food and entertainment.

The primary aims of Project Graduation activities are to increase awareness of the dangers of drinking, drugging and driving and to reduce the number of youth involved in alcohol and other drug-related highway crashes. Across the country, Project Graduation and the chemical-free celebrations it inspired are the new tradition for graduating seniors.

On behalf of the students, parents, and staff members involved with Project Graduation for the Class of 2018 they would like to thank the supporters for their continued support to this activity. All contributions are used to defray the costs of supplies, rental fees, and entertainment.

It is because of your continued support that Project Graduation in Parsippany is a success. The parents, students, and staff of the Class of 2018 thank you for your continued support!

PARSIPPANY – Project Graduation has become a proud tradition at Parsippany Hills High School. It is an exciting all-night event that is tobacco, drug and alcohol free. This year, Project Graduation was held at iPlay America, Freehold, and was available for all Parsippany Hills High School graduating seniors. The seniors left Parsippany Hills High School on Thursday, June 21 at 10:00 p.m. and arrived at iPlay America just after 11:00 p.m. for a night of fun, food and entertainment. A total of 222 graduating students attended with 13 volunteer chaperones.

The primary aims of Project Graduation activities are to increase awareness of the dangers of drinking, drugging and driving and to reduce the number of youth involved in alcohol and other drug-related highway crashes. Across the country, Project Graduation and the chemical-free celebrations it inspired are the new tradition for graduating seniors.

On behalf of the students, parents, and staff members involved with Project Graduation for the Class of 2018 they would like to thank the supporters for their continued support to this activity. All contributions are used to defray the costs of supplies, rental fees, and entertainment.

It is because of your continued support that Project Graduation in Parsippany is a success. The parents, students, and staff of the Class of 2018 thank you for your continued support!

PARSIPPANY — The Parsippany High School Class of 2018 graduated on Thursday, June 21. 216 students received their diplomas after the Conferment of the Degrees by Principal Denis Mulroony. The diploma’s were presented to the Board of Education.

133 students, or 61.6% will be attending four year colleges, 61 students or 28.2% will be attending two year colleges, 12 students or 5.6% will be attending career education, 6 students for 2.8% will be employed and 4 students, or 1.8% will be joining the military.

The breakdown of the Class of 2018 is as follows:

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PARSIPPANY — Springfield College has named Aarin Feliz to the dean’s list for academic excellence for the spring 2018 term. Feliz is studying Movement & Sport Studies. Aaron is a graduate of Parsippany High School, Class of 2015.

Criteria for selection to the dean’s list requires that the student must have a minimum semester grade point average of 3.500 for the semester.

Founded in 1885, Springfield College is known worldwide for the guiding principles of its Humanics philosophy-educating students in spirit, mind and body for leadership in service to others. With its foundation of academic excellence and rich athletic heritage, Springfield College prepares students with real-world leadership skills for careers that transform lives and communities.

The college offers a range of undergraduate and graduate degree programs in the fields of health sciences, human and social services, sport management and movement studies, education, business, and the arts and sciences. It also offers doctoral programs in physical education, physical therapy, and counseling psychology.

The college is ranked in the top 25 in the 2018 edition of “Best Colleges” in the top tier of “Best Regional Universities – North Region” by U.S.News. In addition, the College is ranked one of the top 17 in the North Region of the U.S.News Best Values report. It is also designated as a College of Distinction and a premier Leadership Development Center by the YMCA of the USA.

Nearly 5,000 traditional, nontraditional and international students study at its main campus in Springfield, Mass., and at its School of Professional and Continuing Studies across the country.

PARSIPPANY — In 2016 Noah suffered sudden Cardiac Arrest while at Central Middle School.

Sadly, this could happen to any kid at any time. It’s how people respond in emergencies like this that make a difference.

The teachers were just amazing lifesaving respondents that day who continue to be instrumental in their support throughout Noah’s journey.

Let’s rally to recognize these amazing teachers and to raise funds for Noah’s physical therapy which has been so instrumental in his ongoing progress. Noah is an inspiration to Parsippany as a community but also to the surrounding area.

Supporting Noahs Comeback will be held on Saturday, June 23 from 4:00 p.m. to closing at the Mule Tavern Bar and Grill, 450 North Beverwcyk Road.

They will be holding a 50 / 50 Raffle and Tricky Tray. Evening entertainment from PM Ryder
Delicious Price Fix Menu (10% of Proceeds will be donated)