MTHS Class of 2021's salutatorian, Sukrut Oak, talks about his future at Stanford and all of his accomplishments as a high schooler.

Monroe DECA was honored at the Monroe Board of Education meeting on Wednesday, May 10 for having seven first place students advance to the International Career Development Conference (ICDC). Principal Robert Goodall expressed his gratitude toward Ms. Deborah Stapenski and the students for representing Monroe Township High School at ICDC, and for setting a record of having seven first place finishers place in the state-level competition. DECA is a high school business club-org

by SHYAMA SRIKKANTH Staff Writer Sixty-five Monroe Township DECA students placed at the Blue Regional Conference at Middlesex County College on January 9, 2014. Students took written tests online in December in a variety of business fields for the first part of the competition. The tests include a wide variety of business topics such as Marketing, Finance, Business Administration, and Hospitality and Tourism. Students not only take written tests, but also participate in a ro

by CASEY BENZI Staff Writer Members from Monroe Township High School’s DECA club are advancing to the state competition February 24-26 in Cherry Hill, NJ. The States competition will take place at either the Crowne Plaza or Holiday Inn in Cherry Hill. Sophomore Jenna Parisen won fourth place in the Marketing Communications team event. “States is the second chance where you can improve upon what you feel you did wrong at regionals. My teammate Cori and I have been focusing on

by JASMINE ELSHAMY Staff Writer The DECA International Career Development Conference took place from Saturday, April 28 to Wednesday, May 2, with seven participants from MTHS.    Fourteen thousand high school students, advisers, businesspersons, and alumni gathered for a few days of DECA excitement. This is a highlight of the DECA year, which features a variety of leadership and career advancing academies along with the competitive events.    From Monroe, freshman Jenna Par

by EMILY FODOR Editor-in-Chief Monroe Township High School held its annual hypnotist show to benefit DECA on February 8. South-Brunswick based hypnotist Denny More was the main attraction. A talented and entertaining act, More hypnotized several willing MTHS students on stage. Beginning with simple E.S.P (Extra Sensory Perception), More modeled his skills by asking a student from the audience to pick a random three digit number and a random word on a page of a book he purcha