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    Registration for Fall Sports is now open on FamilyID. Registration is contingent upon the reopening of schools in the fall as well as the guidelines set forth by the State of NJ, NJSIAA and other health and athletic organizations. We will not be collecting physicals or health history forms at this time. More information on the collection of physicals and other medical forms will be communicated at a later date. 
     
     
     
    Congratulations to our Class of 2020 Scholar-Athlete Award Winners
     
    NJSIAA Scholar Athlete - Sarah Witt
    Skyland Conference Male Scholar Athlete - Carter McFadden
    Skyland Conference Female Scholar Athlete - Ivy Zhao
    Somerset County Male Scholar Athlete - Kevin O'Brien
    Somerset County Female Scholar Athlete - Emma Noyelle
     
     
    Click here for the updated NJSIAA COVID-19 statement regarding Spring sports
     
    Montgomery HS and UMS will be shutting down our Athletic Programs for practices and scrimmages for the remainder of the 2019-2020 academic calendar as aligned with the MTSD Distance Learning Plan. Good luck to everyone during this difficult situation!
      
     
      For up to date Athletic Schedules, click HERE
     
    NJSIAA & NJ CARES collaborative video educating student athletes and their parents about the risks associated with sports injuries and opioid use.
     
     
     Opioid Fact Sheet from the NJ Dept. of Education
    The need for prevention and intervention efforts surrounding student alcohol, tobacco, and other drug (ATOD) abuse is paramount to the goal of keeping our students safe, healthy, and in school. In support of these efforts, each district board of education is required to establish a comprehensive program of prevention, intervention, referral for evaluation, referral for treatment and continuity of care for student ATOD abuse (N.J.S.A. 18A:40A-10 and N.J.A.C. 6A:16-3, 6A:16-4 and 6A:16-6). Fostering an environment where students can develop protective factors and resiliency skills is essential in decreasing the prevalence and occurrence of student ATOD abuse and related at-risk behaviors.
     
     
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Last Modified on May 22, 2020