PMUNC 2022

Princeton Model United Nations Conference 2022

The Pascack Hills High School Model United Nations team competed at the 2022 Princeton University’s Model United Nations Conference from November 17, 2022 – November 20, 2022. This year’s PMUNC competition consisted of over 1000 students who came from all over the world to participate. With over 1000 international students competing, the PHHS Model UN team won three major awards!

Rachel Kim and Alana Kimball for winning Honorable Mention (3rd Place) for their work representing the country of South Korea in the United Nations Legal Committee.
Allanah Mednard and Jordana Brief for winning Outstanding Delegation (2nd Place) for their work representing the country of Taiwan in the United Nations Legal Committee.
Leila Dhawan and Alice Gradzki who won Best Delegation (1st place) for their work representing the country of Greece in the United Nation’s Social, Humanitarian and Cultural Committee.

Photo: PHHS MUN team 2022

PHHS MUN Team Photo:

Back Row: Paige Geanopulos, Brooke Johnson, Alice Gradzki, Leila Dhawan, Alana Kimball, Rachel Kim, Trayee Jha, Reina Aliko, Kyra Bushell, Julianna Ciaudelli
Middle Row: Elizabeth Huang, Allanah Mednard, Jordana Brief, Fares Daraghmeh, Jagjit Ramakrishnan, Christina Ruocco, Dylan Fitter, Meher Baath, Olivia Ge, Suhani Mahale
Front Row: Derek Cabrera, Charlie Hutchison, Nicole Ensmann, Kate Zydor, Ethan Katz, Aliana Kovalyov, Ben Bauta.

Leila Dhawan & Alice Gradzki

COVID19 Updated Guidance

Sept 2022

WHEN TO STAY HOME:

The New Jersey Department of Health recommends that students with the following symptoms or combination of symptoms be promptly isolated from others and excluded from school:

PLEASE STAY HOME AND NOTIFY YOUR NURSE IF YOUR CHILD HAS:

At least two of the following symptoms: fever (measure or subjective), chills, rigors (shivers), myalgia (muscle aches), headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion, or runny nose;

OR
At least one of the following symptoms: cough, shortness of breath, difficulty breathing, new olfactory disorder, or new taste disorder.

REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION TO RETURN TO SCHOOL IF SYMPTOMS:

A medically supervised negative COVID19 PCR test or Rapid Antigen test is required to return to school for symptomatic individuals, even with an alternate diagnosis such as a positive strep or influenza swab. This requirement for testing is for all students and staff, regardless of vaccination status. We can not accept home tests at this time to rule out COVID19.
Please notify the attendance officer or the school nurse office if your child is exhibiting Covid-19 compatible symptoms.

IF COVID19 POSITIVE:

Please notify your school Nurse
Student will need to remain home for 5 days from symptom onset (symptom onset is considered day “0”)
Days 6-10: Students may return ONLY if no symptoms and fever free for 24 hours. They must wear a well fitted mask at all time, indoor and outdoors, during this time frame while at school.
Regardless of immunization status of other family members, those who are COVID 19 positive should be isolated from others in the household, if possible, for the full 10 days

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