Audubon Jr/Sr High School

The AHS Counseling Department uses Smore to create and distribute newsletters with resources and information for families

Green Wave counselor resources available for families, accessible via QR code

Resources and information for student employment working papers

Information and resources for students experiencing homelessness or housing instability

Online payment option available for school fees and expenses

Career information for students interested in submarine building and naval careers.

Entry-level job opportunities in the merchant marine industry.

Student and entry-level career opportunities with Northrop Grumman.

Entry-level job opportunities with Holt Logistics in Gloucester City.

Maintenance union job opportunities with the Port Authority of New Jersey.

Information and forms related to school lunch programs and meal services.

Application information for families interested in the Audubon School Choice program.

Course catalog and program information for Audubon High School students.

Directory of student clubs and activities available at Audubon High School.

Link to Audubon Athletics website for sports schedules, team information, and athletic programs.

Plumbing and pipe fitting apprenticeship opportunities.

Carpentry apprenticeship and membership opportunities.

Union construction apprenticeship opportunities in New Jersey.

Employment opportunities with Campbell Soup Company in Camden, New Jersey.

Career opportunities with the Camden County Police Department.

Job training and placement services in Camden County.

Career fairs and employment opportunities in Camden County.

School counselor resources available for families. Access via QR code on the flyer.

When people call, text, or chat with the 988 Lifeline, they are connected to trained crisis counselors who are part of the existing 988 Lifeline network, made up of over 200 local crisis centers. These crisis counselors are trained to provide free and confidential emotional support and crisis counseling to people in suicidal crisis or emotional distress and connect them to resources. These services are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, across the United States.

A safe space for teens. Download the app from your mobile app store to receive 1:1 confidential chat support, communicate directly with peers on message boards, or find daily inspiration.

Provides an array of wellness services to support students and their parents or caregivers. Student Support Services Hubs located across the state connect students and families with services to address social, emotional, and mental health well-being. Services are provided in schools and other convenient community locations, such as libraries and community centers.

In this guide, a family can find out more information on how to apply for food, income and employment assistance, as well as health care and much more. A caregiver can get information on support programs and services to assist them in caring for their loved ones. Individuals with disabilities and their families can get information on various services that include in-home supports, vocational rehabilitation, and education.

The Audubon School District partnered with Care Solace to support the well-being of students, staff, and their family members. Care Solace is a complimentary and confidential care coordination service that can help you quickly find mental health or substance use treatment options matched to your needs regardless of circumstance. Available 24/7/365 in any language.

Looking for a tutor? Scan the QR code or see your guidance counselor for more information about the NHS Tutoring Program.

Are you interested in becoming a leader and making a difference in our school community? Join the Peer to Peer Program! As a Peer Mentor, you'll have the opportunity to support younger students, build friendships, and help them navigate challenges inside and outside of the classroom. Along the way, you'll develop important skills in leadership, communication, and teamwork while serving as a positive role model. This is a great chance to give back, grow as a leader, and make a lasting impact. See Ms. Warren for more information.

Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery - The ASVAB is the most widely used multiple-aptitude test battery in the world. It consists of eight tests, contains a total of 200 items, and requires three hours to complete (134 minutes of actual test time and 36 minutes of administration time). Each test is strictly timed. Steps to take in advance include: prepare well in advance, know what to expect on test day, familiarize yourself with the contents of the ASVAB Subtests, take sample questions and review content areas, and get plenty of rest the night before the test. See your counselor for more information.

List of colleges that do not require SAT or ACT for admissions purposes.

Mr. Rienstra's ELA classes visited the Media Center to work on discussions of Martin Luther King Jr., civil rights, and social justice using the Socratic method. The Socratic method comes from the philosopher Socrates and involves using probing questions on a topic to clarify and further an argument to foster critical thinking and use of logic.

The National Junior Honor Society recognizes middle school students who demonstrate excellence in scholarship, leadership, service, character, and citizenship. NJHS members are actively involved in community service including supporting elementary programs (Art Club, Homework Club, tutoring), school events (Haunted Haviland, Holiday Shops, Trunk or Treat, Festival of Lights), and individual service projects with organizations such as Hopeful Helping, Dancing Dreams, BookSmiles, and the Kroc Center. Members contribute through creating positivity posters, organizing food and clothing drives, assisting local food pantries, crocheting stress-relief items, assembling holiday care packages and hygiene kits, making holiday cards, supporting animal shelters, peer-to-peer aid, photography services, free soccer training, and supporting school clubs.

Comprehensive guide to clubs and student activities available at Audubon High School for the 2025-2026 school year, including Academic Challenge, Chess Club, Civics Club, Educational Media Services (EMS), and many others with various grade eligibility levels.

Class Advisors communicate with students and parents about events, news, and updates using email and articles in the AHS Monthly Newsletter. Each grade level has a Google Doc of activities categorized by month.

Students in Mrs. Egner's Plant Biology class visited Longwood Gardens and were challenged to capture their most artistic botanical photograph. Upperclassmen and staff voted on submissions. Winners: 1st place - Taliah Bettis, 2nd place - Kaitlyn Ryan, 3rd place - Isabella Lamancusa.

The art department participated in the Camden County Teen Arts Festival at Camden County College. Four students' artwork was chosen to advance to the NJ State Teen Arts Festival: Ava Lebb, Khloe Hoguet, Chloe Epright, and Brigid Herron.

7th grade WIN ELA classes followed the 2026 Olympic Winter Games. Students drew maps of Italy, created informational pamphlets about various sports, and researched countries represented in the games. Students were particularly interested in skeleton and biathlon. Classes then studied drama genre, reading and acting out three plays while studying character perspective, motivation, and change. Upcoming: students will read and write various types of poetry.

CCREA Association is offering a $1,000 High School Scholarship to those students who are interested in pursuing their education post high school and plan to attend college. Applications should be directly mailed within a timely manner adhering to the deadline on the application form. Applications that don't meet the specifications on the application will be eliminated. The random drawing to select the students will take place at the CCREA Spring luncheon in May, and the students will be notified towards the end of May.

The New Jersey School Women's Club offers scholarships for future teachers. Any young woman who is a senior in a New Jersey high school and is a New Jersey resident is invited to apply. She should be planning to complete a professional program (minimum baccalaureate) leading to a degree and certification in the field of education. The Jeannette Hodge, Mary Ann Giovannini, Patricia Barber and Johanna Capasso memorial scholarships, each in the amount of $500 and two educational awards, also in the amount of $500, will be awarded for academic achievement. Involvement in extra-curricular and community service activities will also be considered.

Annual essay contest from the League of Municipalities. All juniors and seniors who live in Audubon may apply. Applicants should read the requirements of the essay to determine if they are qualified.

The League of Municipalities is offering a scholarship opportunity for eligible students.

Audubon has partnered with Clayful to provide on-demand coaching for students, caregivers, and educators. This partnership brings real, human support directly to the school community, helping to strengthen mental wellness, resilience, and positive behavior. Students can quickly connect with trained and trusted coaches through their AHS Clever account. Clayful also offers engaging curriculum and actionable insights to empower the entire school community to thrive academically and emotionally.

DRPA/PATCO is hiring Audubon students and alumni for entry-level positions including toll collector, maintenance worker, and fleet worker. Applicants must be at least 18 years old and ready for meaningful, hands-on work in a professional setting. Positions start at $19.00 per hour. All current opportunities and application details are available at drpa.org/careers (click on Current Openings).

Williamson College of the Trades is a full-scholarship program for qualifying young men. All students receive full scholarships covering tuition, room and board. Students earn an Associate in Specialized Technology Degree in programs including Carpentry, Electrical, Landscape Construction and Management, Machine Tool Technology, Masonry, and Power Plant Technology. Special consideration is given to students from families of financial need. The mission is to prepare deserving young men to be respected leaders and productive members of society.

The Counseling Department has created the Counselor's Corner Newsletter, packed with important updates, helpful resources, and upcoming events for Audubon families. The newsletter covers academics, college planning, wellness tips, and student highlights.

A new senior video series created by Ava Chrzanowski and Izzy Wanicur to highlight seniors and capture lasting memories from their time at Audubon High School. The series features members of the Class of 2026 sharing their experiences.

Chess Club for grades 3-6 at Mansion Ave

Gold sponsor of Audubon High School. Meetings held the 1st Thursday of each month from September through June at 8:00 PM at Murray-Troutt Post 262, 20 Chestnut Street, Audubon, NJ 08106. Organization dedicated to supporting the youth of Audubon. Website: https://www.audubonfathers.org

The Wave, Audubon Jr.-Sr. High School's monthly digital newsletter, is seeking sponsors for the 2025-2026 school year. The newsletter is shared with students, families, staff, board members, and the broader Audubon community, averaging over 5,000 views each month. Sponsorship opportunities include business card placement, section sponsorships (e.g., Student of the Month and KIND Awards), and visibility on school TVs and recognition boards. Both monetary contributions and gift cards are welcome. Contact Mr. Corley at 856-547-7695 ext. 4122 for more information.

Official school merchandise store for Audubon High School apparel and items.

AHS is working with BSN Sports to offer custom Audubon apparel to staff and community. These items are not affiliated with any clubs or activities - they are general Audubon apparel. The school encourages continued support of specific programs as they provide team stores and apparel sales. Items available include backpacks, insulated tumblers, baseball caps, t-shirts, and quarter-zip pullovers featuring the Auburn/Audubon logo and Green Wave branding.

The AHS Food Pantry is requesting donations to restock shelves. Items being handed out and families are being fed. Needed items include: Rice (bagged preferred), Pop Tarts, Beans (bagged preferred), Canned Meat (SPAM specifically), Broth (any kind), Mayo/Mustard, and Cooking Oil.

Audubon High School is proud to announce that students will be taking 156 Advanced Placement exams this year, a milestone testament to student hard work, determination, and pursuit of academic excellence.

Audubon High School recognizes 20 students as 2025 New Jersey STARS recipients: Kyle Brown, Kylie Cannaday, Ava Chrzanowski, Alaina Copsetta, Alexa Cruz, Paul Davis, Riley Fayer, Brooke Felli, Leilani Gonzalez, Aine Kelly, Helena Kuchmek, Charlotte Owens, Yesica Palillero, Colin Phillippi, Noah Salerno, Michael Schroth, Hayden Straub, Sophia Tessitore, Alayna Winship, and Finola Witherington.

Audubon High School achieved record-breaking AP results: 89 students (largest number in school history) took AP exams with 74% earning scores of 3 or higher (95 total scores of 3 or better, 48 scores of 4 or 5). Notable achievements include AP English Language and Composition with 100% of students scoring 3 or higher (15 of 18 earning 4 or 5), AP Precalculus with 22 of 23 scoring 3 or higher (16 of 23 earning 4 or 5), AP Biology with record-setting 11 students scoring 3 or higher, and AP Chemistry with tripled number of students scoring 3 or higher compared to previous years.

Audubon High School congratulates nine students who have achieved the New Jersey State Seal of Biliteracy certification: Joanna Alexander, Kyle Brown, Lilly Martinez Abadie, Noah Salerno, Yesica Palillero, Anthony Dubon, Zachary Fayer, Yavian Irizarry, and Emma Cochran.

Chick-fil-A sponsored character education initiative recognizing students who demonstrate kindness and help other students and teachers. March 2026 KIND award winners: Malcolm Smith, Fiona Smith, Brahein Thompson, Kaci Broadhurst, and Branden Weeks. Chick-fil-A has donated gift cards to support the program.

Numerous students recently passed the Seal of Biliteracy Test, highlighting the exceptional language skills and dedication of our learners.