This year’s excellent spring musical was The Pajama Game. This story takes place in 1950s and is about a pajama company whose workers demand a seven-and-a-half cent raise. One of the main committee members,...
For the last few months, Patriot Productions of FTHS have been hard at work at recreating the musical The Pajama Game. The Tony Award Winning musical returns; this time reprised by the newcomers and...
The Girl Up club is spreading some love this year on Valentine’s Day! This year, FTHS seniors Sarah Xiao, Arielle Yu, and Erin Alvarico sell handmade cards to FTHS students to fundraise for the Girl...
What is Girl Up?
Girl Up is a United Nations Foundation campaign dedicated to empowering underprivileged girls in developing countries. It helps fund and support United Nations agencies such as UNICEF...
On January 10th, Freehold Township High School’s DECA chapter competed at its annual regional conference at Kean University, led by its longtime advisor and FTHS business administration teacher, Linda...
The Patriot Press sat down with Dance Team Captains Gianna Micalizzi, Jackie Rommeney and Cami Fiumara to talk about the 2017-2018 Season.
Q: How many girls are on the team this season?
J:...
On December 8th, students from all schools of the Freehold Regional High School District, including Allentown High School, addressed bold implications of real world predicaments while presenting their...
Recently, a club called ‘The Seeds of Africa’ has been formed right here at FTHS. Seeds of Africa is a school in Adama, Ethiopia which was established for children who are too poor to go to school...
On November 16th, four groups from the FFA put their skills to the test, competing at Rutgers at the Fall Career Development Events. Honing in on their particular skills, students were able to attend either...
The Animal and Botanical Sciences Academy gives students the chance to take classes that they would not normally experience. One of these classes is Agricultural Leadership, where students learn skills...
The gym filled with not only students, but also anticipation and excitement. Walls of green, red, white, and orange filed in through the doors on November 21st to attend the sold out Battle of the Classes...
