Hilltop Star

In an attempt to enliven the institutional colors of PHS hallways, art classes are endeavoring to showcase student talent. Art is not just for class papers and projects but brought to the very school building itself. Mr. Fumero, art teacher, is passionate about art and bringing art to the masses. (more…)

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The annual ROTC military ball was postponed once, due to snow, but held on January 25. All the cadets and guests had a blast. While some students might think that the military ball is just some kind of ROTC prom, actually, there is a long history of balls in naval tradition. (more…)

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The fire that razed two buildings on Broadway on Nov. 13 is a sad challenge for PHS. The four alarm fire, which began after 9 p.m., spread to four buildings, destroying two. (more…)

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Actress turned motivational speaker, April Hernandez-Castillo, rallied the PHS student body on October 7. Mrs. Hernandez-Castillo used humor and great energy as a vehicle for her message of creating a culture of education and success in the lives of each and every student.

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The football game versus Passaic County Technical Institute this season may, on its surface, not seem like an earth-shattering event. However, this year’s game was quite different. For the first time in PHS history, this game was played at home, at night. (more…)

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By Hilltop Staff— You may have noticed that there are many areas of the building that are getting murals painted by talented students. (more…)

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By Gabriela Hernandez— CBI, Community Based Instruction, is a class in the Instructional Support Staff Department. (more…)

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By Estaban Febles— It was the last day of May, and many of us were thinking about the weekend, (more…)

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By Henry Hernandez— Yes, I will admit it. I fell asleep during one of the most anticipated movies of the year. (more…)

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