Congratulations J.P. Case Tiger Cord Students!
We’re excited to recognize our digital badge earners for this trimester:
Christopher Voigt, Hannah Schreil, Cainen Batliwala, Jackson Fromme, and Elena Samarasignhe.
These students have shown commitment, leadership, and strong character in our school community.
Remember, digital badges are earned, not given. Continue seeking opportunities to lead, assist others, and demonstrate what it means to be a JP Case Tiger, both within and outside our school community.
Congratulations to all of our badge earners—keep roaring in the right direction!
2026 Spring Sports Registration Information!
Spring Programs Include:
Boys Varsity Baseball
Boys Varsity Lacrosse
Girls Varsity Softball
Girls Varsity Lacrosse
Registration Window: December 16 – February 20, 2026
Please note that, as in past seasons, paperwork cannot be accepted after the February deadline.
Click the link below for the J.P. Case Sports Registration Process:
J.P. Case Sports Registration Information
WINNERS ANNOUNCED FOR THE 2025 GOVERNOR'S EDUCATOR OF THE YEAR!
The 2025 Educator of the Year: Mrs. Gretchen Biederman, Special Education Teacher
The 2025 Educational Services Professional of the Year: Ms. Colette Baills, School Counselor
Both honorees rose to the top through a combination of impactful work, meaningful relationships, and the strong support expressed throughout the submissions of students, parents, and staff members.
This year, the inclusion of student voices made an immeasurable difference. We received 237 responses —a remarkable level of engagement! Students took the time to have their voices heard—and their voices were loud and clear. They value our staff and are grateful for the many ways they make a difference in their lives.
The State's process requires that the scores be carefully tallied based on the numerical ratings each committee member assigned to the various nominations. Each member’s evaluations were compiled and averaged to determine the final scores, ensuring that the selection process was fair, transparent, and reflected the collective input of the committee.
Nominations in support of Gretchen's candidacy painted a portrait of a teacher who has spent more than two decades shaping a truly exceptional program. Her Life Skills and Community-Based Instruction classroom is a warm, structured, and deeply compassionate learning environment that feels more like a home than a classroom. The committee noted her unwavering commitment to ensuring her students develop independence through authentic experiences—whether they are running the Tiger Treats Café, participating in monthly “Out on the Town” trips, or building friendships with peers through the Tiger Tribe program. These opportunities reflect Gretchen’s belief that every student deserves to be fully included in the school and wider community, and she works tirelessly to make that vision a reality. Her dedication extends far beyond instruction; she is known to quietly purchase clothing, hygiene items, and furnishings so her students have what they need to learn with comfort and dignity. Her positive energy, advocacy, and genuine love for her “family” of students were woven through every nomination and clearly resonated with the committee.
In a different but equally meaningful way, Colette’s impact came through powerfully in her nominations. The nominations consistently described Colette as a trusted, steady presence—someone who listens without judgment, helps students navigate challenging moments, and always finds time for a child in need, even on the busiest of days. Students described leaving her office feeling lighter, happier, and more grounded, thanks to her encouragement and calm approach. Her ability to mediate conflict, restore relationships, and help students feel safe and understood has made her an anchor of support for students throughout the building. Colette’s warmth, compassion, and genuine belief in the students she serves shine through in every interaction, and her influence on students is unmistakable.
CONGRATULATIONS AND THANK YOU FOR BEING AMAZING EDUCATORS!
2025-2026 J.P. Case Yearbook Sale Reminder!
Yearbooks are currently on sale for $40.00. PURCHASE A YEARBOOK HERE. The price of a yearbook will increase beginning on January 4, 2026 to $45.
Yearbook personalization will be ending on February 1, 2026. Any yearbook purchased after this day will not have the option to purchase personalization.
8th Grade Recognition Ads are also on sale! Don’t miss out on the opportunity to give a shout out to your child for their success through the years. More information about ads can be found HERE.
To place an order for an 8th Grade Recognition Ad, CLICK HERE and scroll down to “Yearbook Recognition Ads.”
Thank you,
The Yearbook Committee
8th Grade Band Night at Hunterdon Central Regional High School!
Nearly 60 JPC 8th grade band members attended “8th Grade Band Night”
Band students were invited to play with the Hunterdon Central Marching Red Devils (MRD) at a home football game.
The JP Case Girls Varsity Volleyball Team Goes Undefeated and Takes the 2025 Trophy!
Go Tigers!
Hard Work - Dedication - Teamwork!
Congratulations Ladies!!!
Prevention Resources is excited to announce the launch of their new weekly youth program, Girls Circle!
This strengths-based, structured support group is open to 7th and 8th grade girls and gender non-conforming youth. It is based on the evidence-based Girls Circle model developed by the One Circle Foundation. Girls Circle provides a safe, inclusive space where participants can build self-esteem, confidence, and communication skills, while developing healthy connections and mutual support. Through guided discussions and creative activities, participants are encouraged to explore their strengths, express themselves, and connect with peers in meaningful ways.
Please see the flyer for more information.
The District will hold a Town Hall session on the 2026-2027 Budget on Monday, December 8, at 7 PM at J.P. Case Middle School. Information will be shared with a Q&A session to follow. A virtual option to attend will be offered. In the event of inclement weather, the snow date is Monday, December 15. Please save the date!
View this flyer for more information: https://core-docs.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/5380/FR/6097172/Save_the_Date_-_Dec_8_Budget_Town_Hall.pdf
A Spanish flyer can be found here: https://core-docs.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/5380/FR/6097189/Save_the_Date_-_Dec_8_Budget_Town_Hall-Spanish.pdf
We’re excited to announce this year’s JP Case Walk-a-Thon — an event designed to promote wellness, build community, and celebrate our school spirit!
Dates:
B Day: Tuesday, October 21
A Day: Wednesday, October 22
Rain Date (A Day): Friday, October 24
Rain Date (B Day): Monday, October 27
Each student will complete a 2-mile walk during their scheduled PE or Health class.
What Students Should Bring:
*Comfortable clothing and sneakers for walking or outdoor play
*Water bottle
*A positive attitude and their Tiger spirit!
Funds raised will directly benefit school programs and student activities.
You can donate NOW through November 5, 2025.
Together, let’s make every step count!
Click the link to donate:)
JPC Walk-A-Thon
Time is Ticking!
Winter Sports Season Sign Ups are Coming to an End!
Please be sure to click on the link to ensure you have completed all the steps to properly register your child. Once the deadline passes, there will be nothing more we can do to approve tryout eligibility for any students.
Winter Sports 2025-26 Information
7th Grade Activity Night
Friday October 24th 6PM-8PM
Join us for a Spooktacular Halloween Themed Event!
DJ, Games, Photo Booth, Light Treats, and Thrills Await For a Night of Eerie Fun!
Free Event for JPC 7th Graders Courtesy of the PTO
MAGNET PROGRAM SHOWCASE INFORMATION
On Tuesday, October 28, 2025 at 6:30 PM, Hunterdon Central Regional High School is hosting a Magnet Program Showcase, which will provide you with information on the academies offered through Hunterdon Central’s Magnet Program as your student starts considering their options for high school. Did you know there are currently six academies? They are Architectural Design, Biomedical Science, Computer Science, Engineering, Media & Communications, and Robotics - all offered at Hunterdon Central! In addition, the Performing Arts and Learners to Leaders Education academies will be launched in 2026-2027.
The Showcase is a great opportunity to explore the academies and talk with the teachers and current academy students. Hunterdon Central’s Magnet Program offers students opportunities to pursue specialized programs that empower them to focus on a particular passion or career area - all while staying at their home high school! Each academy consists of a cohesive series of three or four courses and includes opportunities for dual enrollment or articulated college credit, an industry-valued credential, or both. Students will conclude their Central academy courses with a capstone-type experience, which can include an independent research project, an internship or mentorship experience, and/or an independent student experience such as a college course or a credential. Students who successfully complete an academy will earn an endorsement on their high school transcript.
You can learn more about Hunterdon Central’s Magnet Program here: https://www.hcrhs.org/academics/program-of-studies/magnet-program.
We hope you can join us on October 28th at 6:30PM for this special event! The Showcase will be held in the Commons in the 11/12 building, which is the main building on Junction Road attached to the fieldhouse. Please enter through the main glassed entrance.
Thanks to Madeline Rose, our therapy dog, for a happy visit at JPC!
It’s time to celebrate the incredible dedication, skill, and impact of our colleagues through the Governor’s Educator of the Year program!
This program honors teachers and educational services professionals (ESPs) who demonstrate leadership, innovation, and commitment to student success.
Detailed Information and Eligibility Requirements can be found here.
How to Submit a Nomination:
Complete the Governor’s Educator of the Year Nomination Form.
Deadline for submission: Wednesday, November 5, 2024.
You may attach additional supporting materials if desired
Help us celebrate our two wonderful retiring teachers, May Wong and Joanne Wynne!
We are deeply grateful for your years of dedication, passion, and hard work in shaping the lives of students. Your impact reaches far beyond the classroom, and you leave behind a legacy of learning and inspiration.
Wishing you joy, good health, and new adventures in this exciting next chapter of life. 🌟
You will always be part of our JPC family—thank you for everything!
FLASH FUNDRAISER!
JPC PTO Scare Farm!
Norz Farm www.scarefarm.com
Tickets on Sale Now! Must Purchase Tickets Online
September 26th: $20 PP (1st night)
September 27th & 28th: $30 PP
Use Code : JPCPTO for $5 off per ticket *code is case sensitive*
Check out the PTO flyer for more information
The District's Monthly Events Calendar is now available: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1bDUg_3ZngU5siUh51Agg4FT2OZvKeMqXK53aU8xFUHo/edit?usp=sharing. Check back often for updates and be sure to subscribe to your child's school calendar online too. We hope these tools will assist families with staying up-to-date with all the happenings across the District.
Exciting News!
Winter Sports Registration is Now Open!
Register your child for basketball (girls/boys), cheerleading, or wrestling by following the 4-step process at the link: Winter Sports Registration.
📅 Deadline: October 24, 2025
✅ All forms must be submitted to the nurse before this date.
❌ No late registrations or forms will be accepted.
Thank you for registering on time!
—The Athletic Department
Check out the flyer for the JPC PTO Plant and Mum sale. Don't miss out on these gorgeous fall blooms!
Hello JPC Tiger Family!
The JPC PTO Clothing Drive has been extended till September 23, 2025! Donate to help others AND help your school!
Check out the PTO flyer for more information!
