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Teacher of the Year Ms. Katie Makovec graphs an example problem on the board for her class.

Envisioning Your Future: Makovec Named Teacher of the Year

MATTHEW TAM '28, Staff Writer December 20, 2024

A teacher of statistics and regular of Room 226, Ms. Katherine Makovec is Edison High’s Teacher of the Year. Passionate in her work and efforts, she is honored to be selected for the 2024–2025 award. “In an environment...

Ms. Tyshawn Finn (at left) and Ms. Linette Haynes monitor the halls near the Breezeway. They, like other guards, are posted at various locations around the school throughout the day, as well as doing walking patrols.

Day In A Life: Security Guards

ANDREA NYARKO '27, Photographer/Staff Writer December 20, 2024

At Edison High, we students follow the four Rs, representing the pride of EHS: Respect, Readiness, Responsibility, and the Red & Gold. But for the teachers, custodians, and most importantly, the security guards, their three...

Ms. Guas, an English teacher at EHS, discusses a FOIL assignment with her period 9-10 students in her comfortable seating corner.

Guas’ Advice: Embracing Change

SAMETH SITARAM '27, Staff Writer December 11, 2024

An Honors and Junior Accelerated English teacher at Edison High School who recently transitioned from teaching at J.P. Stevens, Ms. Heather Guas has advice on how students should deal with significant changes in life: “Take...

Vice principal Mr. Matt Zapoticzny conferences with staff in his new upstairs office. As the school's newest administrator, he has made his home in the history wing near the Breezeway stairs.

Former Student, Recent Teacher, Newest Administrator

HALEY FERDINAND '26 and SCARLETT GIL '27 December 6, 2024

To support the students of Edison High School, new Assistant Principal Mr. Matthew Zapoticzny ‘96 accepted the role at the beginning of the 2024-2025 school year in hopes of making change for the better. Former Science...

A series of skeleton props stand in Mr. McCaffery's front yard, dressed in various pieces of clothing and poses. How do you celebrate your halloween?

Teacher by Day, Skeleton Obsessed By Night

SANVI KANCHARLA ‘26, Staff Writer November 13, 2024

Mr. Patrick McCaffery, now in his 31st year of teaching at Edison High, serves as an AP Language & Composition and English Composition teacher. Over the years, he has also coached track, cross country, soccer, and volleyball.  But,...

Georgios Boleros '20 (left) and a colleague stand next to their aircraft.

Eye in the Sky

Following his graduation from EHS, Georgios Boleros ‘20 went on to enlist in the Army National Guard while attending Middlesex County College. Eagle’s Eye editor Prabha Krishna interviewed the military drone pilot before his...

Mr. Carl Adams (left) and Mr. Tom Meagher, members of the EHS Maintenance Staff, deliver much-needed supplies to the E^3 Arena. This is one of the many aspects of their work, which also includes cleaning, sanitation, repair, and maintenance throughout the entire building.

A Day in the Life: EHS Maintenance Staff

ANDREA NYARKO ‘27, Staff Writer May 22, 2024

From cleaning classrooms to checking boilers and water pipes, the maintenance staff of EHS has made significant impacts on the school environment. Throughout weekends and weekdays, no matter the weather conditions, maintenance...

Ms. Shelly Colletto in London, UK, standing with Big Ben behind her. This is one of her trips that inspired her love for traveling.

Teacher by Day, World Traveler by Night

MAYMUNAH MAJUMDER ‘26, Staff Writer May 16, 2024

A cornerstone of EHS’s art education for more than twenty-seven years, Ms. Shelly Colletto embodies dedication and expertise in her craft. Her commitment to the art department matches her passion for exploring new horizons. Colletto...

Evangelia "Lia" Stellakis having fun on her horse, Curley. Although this 26-year-old horse is retired, he still enjoys giving "pony rides" to young children.

Teacher’s Pet: Horsing Around With Curley

A Biology teacher at Edison High School, Ms. Kathleen Stellakis says she takes great pleasure in moments with her family, friends, and animals. She also appreciates the beauty of the outdoors and spends a lot of her free time...

"-ber This Place?", the Congressional Art Competition nominated piece is an oil painting that depicts the deteriorating state of one's room, typically in a period of grief.

The Painter that Made it to Pallone: Emily Park

ISHANI BAKSHI ‘26, News Editor May 2, 2024

Picture the famed paintings adorning the historic walls of the US Capitol. George Washington. Congressman. And now, work by EHS’ very own, Emily Park ‘24. Park was selected by Representative Frank Pallone as a Congressional...

Ms. Dawn Penny teaches the Civil Rights Movement to her U.S. History 2 class. Penny believes students must learn to manage time and implement it in any aspect of life.

Penny’s Advice: Mastering Time Management

A U.S. History 1 Honors and U.S. History 2 teacher at Edison High School, veteran teacher Dawn Penny has advice to offer for students: “Students must learn how to manage their time successfully in all aspects, including school...

Biology teacher Ms. Michele Miller has found a unique way to make lessons interactive with her class pet, Nessie.

Teacher’s Pet: Loch Ness Monster 2.0

Ms. Michele Miller, a Biology teacher at Edison High School, tries to make learning a more engaging experience. A self-proclaimed outdoors person who likes to hunt, fish, and hike; Miller believes she can make learning more interesting...

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