At 2:50 p.m. on Thursdays, Jackie Goolsarran and a league of 22 DMAE students dedicate their time to the American Red Cross. Their common goal is to lend a helping hand to the less fortunate.
“The...
Focus: How do stress and sleep deprivation affect high schoolers?
It's 2 am. Your research paper is due tomorrow and you're only on the fifth page. The insurmountable amount of pizza you ate is...
It was not an average day on November 11 for 62 of Ms. Escobedo’s Environmental Science students as they took a class trip to the Sterling Hill Mining Museum in Sussex County. The trip was a hands-on...
One of DMAE’s most distinctive traditions, the annual Subculture Bazaar, was held on December 2, 2015 as the south cafeteria was commandeered by Dr. Brian Hall’s Sociology sections for first three...
On Tuesday, Sept. 22nd, 2015, DMAE’s Junior State of America’s (J.S.A.) debate room, usually held for civically concerned students, was filled by real life politicians. Freeholder Candidate John Mitchell...
From Tuesday, Sept. 8, 2015, to Friday, Sept. 12, 2015, the DMAE freshman class of 2019 embarked on the annual school trip to Frost Valley, a YMCA camp in Claryville, NY.
“I really liked all of the...
Back-to-school season on DMAE campus can be described in two words: controlled chaos. Students scramble to find their classes. Teachers try to stay sane as new kids switch in and out of their classes everyday....
On the DMAE campus, Diversity Day is a sacred tradition. While it may just look like a bunch of dance performances, videos, and skits, followed by a World Cultures Festival in the gym, students know that...
The AP U.S. History Class of DMAE, accompanied by teacher Judy Aronson and parent chaperone Idania Lara, went to Washington, D.C, on May 17, 2015, to explore the history and culture of our nation’s...
Social conflicts are evident everywhere in the world. Racism and sexism are spoken about and debated very often in political and personal arguments. However, ageism is a prominent issue that is not heard...
