Shawnee High School (New Jersey)

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Shawnee High School


School type Public
Established 1970 - 1971 School Year
Principal Matthew Campbell
Students 1,755
Colors
Mascot
Navy Blue, Columbia Blue & White
Renegades
Location 600 Tabernacle Road
Medford Township, NJ 08055
Information (609) 654-7544

Shawnee High School is a four-year comprehensive public high school in Burlington County, New Jersey, United States as part of the Lenape Regional High School District. The school serves students in ninth through twelfth grade from the Medford Lakes and Medford Township areas.

Ever since the opening of Seneca High School, the enrollment level has dropped, helping to alleviate the crowds the school once faced.

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[edit] Arts

The band program, under the direction of Mr. Nick Rotindo, has established a name for itself during recent years. List of recent accomplishments are as follows:

Marching Band
  • 2005 USSBA New Jersey State Group III Open Class Champions
  • 2005 USSBA All-State Group III Open Class Champions
  • 2005 Undefeated season
  • 2006 USSBA New Jersey State Group II Open Class Champions
  • 2006 USSBA All-State Group II Open Class Champions
  • 2006 USSBA National Champions Group II, for its program titled "Going for Broke: a Gamer's Tale".[1]
Jazz Band
  • 2005 New Jersey State Champions
  • 2006 New Jersey State Champions

[edit] Athletics

The Shawnee High School Renegades participate in the nineteen-member Olympic Conference, which consists of public and private high schools located in Burlington County and Camden County[2]. In addition to a nationally-ranked soccer program, the football, basketball, and men's and women's lacrosse teams are consistently ranked among the top teams in South Jersey.

Being a part of the Lenape Regional High School District, Shawnee has many sports to offer for all students.

Sports
Fall Sports Winter Sports Spring Sports
Boys Cross Country Basketball Baseball
Girls Cross Country Bowling Golf
Field Hockey Boys Basketball Boys Lacrosse
Football Girls Basketball Girls Lacrosse
Girls Gymnastics Swimming Softball
Boys Soccer Boys Winter Track Boys Spring Track
Girls Soccer Girls Winter Track Girls Spring Track
Girls Tennis Wrestling Boys Tennis
Girls Volleyball

Shawnee High School also has a separate club ice hockey team as a member of the South Jersey High School Ice Hockey League.[3]

The Shawnees Boys Basketball Team won a Group 3 State Champion.

[edit] School Day

At Shawnee High School the school day begins with homeroom, which starts at 7:20am EST. The school day ends at 2:12pm EST. There are thirteen periods per school day.

[edit] School Mascot

The School mascot is a Native American stereotype complete with a large nose, loincloth, moccasins, and tomahawk.

[edit] Administration

  • Matthew Campbell - Principal
  • Frank Cacia - Assistant Principal / Science & Math Supervisor
  • Susan Murphy - Athletic/Activities Director, Assistant Principal
  • Barbara Fuoco - Assistant Principal / Guidance Supervisor
  • Anthony Cattani - Assistant Principal: Health & PE, Industial Arts, Business, Family & Consumer Sciences, Supervisor
  • Lorna A. Fairess - Assistant Principal / Foreign Language / English / Social Studies / Art & Music Supervisor
  • Ben Lamberson - Assistant Principal / Special Education Supervisor

[edit] Other high schools in the district

The Lenape District's three other high schools are:

[edit] Notable alumni

[edit] References

  1. ^ USSBA National Championship Titles, United States Scholastic Band Association (USSBA) press release dated November 14, 2006
  2. ^ Olympic Conference, accessed September 9, 2006
  3. ^ South Jersey High School Ice Hockey League, accessed September 9, 2006
  4. ^ One game at a time, Courier-Post, March 15, 2007. "Malik Allen, a 1996 graduate of Shawnee, is in his second season with the Chicago Bulls."
  5. ^ Calista Flockhart profile, NNDB Database, accessed January 10, 2006.
  6. ^ Catching up with Gregg Rakoczy, Burlington County Times, November 28, 2004. "The 1983 Shawnee grad was a part of the 1983 national champion University of Miami Hurricanes and started for the 1986 team that competed in a second title game."

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