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Happening events at Asbury Park High School

Happening events at Asbury Park from students, historically Black colleges and universities, pre historic times, to project Ghana.

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4 years ago

February 5, 2022

David Wronko

Jaiden Tyler

Check out these happening events at Asbury Park High School.

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Jaiden Tyler

First happening event at Asbury Park High School is the legendary student Jaiden Tyler.

From Chrissy Hayes-Schneider, “Congratulations to 8^th grader Jaiden Tyler! He is a State Champion. First Asbury Park Middle School student to win the Tri County Middle School Wrestling State Tournament! His coaches are Alexander Provenza and Eric Schneider.

Happening Events : Historically Black Colleges and Universities

At Asbury Park High School, all teachers are engaged in a door decorating contest. The theme for this year for Black History Month is Historically Black Colleges and Universities. Many teachers are participating decorating doors with institutions such as Spelman College, Howard University, Xavier University of Louisiana, and Hampton University.

Best Historically Black Colleges Howard University

Founders Library, Howard University, Washington DC, August 16, 2017 Photo by Derek E. Morton (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Project Ghana/Engineering

Mr. David Wronko’s new social studies class is engaged with two new programs every Friday. The first is Project Ghana. Last Friday, Mr. Wronko’s students spoke to the students from the Solid Rock Foundation Elementary School in Ghana. They talked about hobbies, school, sports, history, and culture. Some of Mr. Wronko’s students are now from Haiti and they had the opportunity to share their history and culture with the students in Ghana.

The second program Mr. Wronko’s students are involved with is Mr. Kevin Gould’s engineering class. Currently for Black History Month they will be constructing a WWII plane symbolizing the Tuskegee Airmen.

Prehistoric Times Magazine

Student projects live on through the Cretaceous Warzone ad published in this month’s Prehistoric Times Magazine issue 140. Students for extra credit, and to improve their writing ability, write engaging stories about prehistoric creatures in combat situations.