Administration

VHS North Administration

Telephone: 856-794-6800 • Fax: 856-507-8781

Mr. Theodore Peters, Executive Principal
 Ms. Donna Meyers, Principal
Mr. Robert Domico, Asst. Principal
Mrs. Roseth Rodriguez, Asst. Principal
Executive Principal
Principal
Asst. Principal
Asst. Principal
Mr. Theodore Peters
Ms. Donna Meyers
Mr. Robert Domico
Ms. Roseth Rodriguez
Ext. 2005 Ext. 2700 Ext. 2705 Ext. 2710
Mr. Edward Benish, Administrative Asst.
Ms. Erika Cowdright, Administrative Asst.
Ms. Tammy Monahan, Administrative Asst.
 
Administrative Asst.
Administrative Asst.
Administrative Asst.
Mr. Edward Benish
Ms. Erika Cowdright
Ms. Tammy Monahan
Ext. 2892 Ext. 2704 Ext. 2706  

 

About Our School

Vineland High School - North (Grades 9 and 10) opened in September, 1976. Now in its thirtieth year of service, VHS-North continues to provide a comprehensive educational program to ninth and tenth grade students in conjunction with Vineland High School - South.

In addition to the courses offered in our high school ranging from special needs to honors/advanced placement, students are also afforded the opportunity to take part in interscholastic sports, and extracurricular clubs. Vineland High School North prides itself with such additional student programs as: After School Assistance Program, Mathematics labs, After School Mathematics Learning Center, Peer Mediation and Crisis Intervention, Substance Abuse Committee, Full Guidance and Counseling Services, Child Study Team services, After School Program for Chronically Disruptive/Disaffected Students, and Alternative Program for Disaffected Students.

Vineland High School has made dramatic revisions in its curriculum to assure that students are challenged to meet the higher standards needed to prepare students for the Twenty-first Century. In addition to comprehensive programs of study in all standard academic areas, VHS also provides students with the opportunity to excel in chosen elective areas including world languages, applied technology, business and marketing education, art, choral and instrumental music and home economics.

Students may elect programs of study at The Cumberland County Technical Education Center and The Vineland Adult Center. An expansive School-to-Work Program has been implemented to serve all students of the Vineland School District.

The mission of Vineland High School North will continue to reflect those ideals of our District Mission Statement believing that all students can learn, and will be provided such opportunities in a safe, caring and professional environment. Indeed, Vineland High School offers all students the opportunity to enhance their education at the levels and areas of their abilities and choice. Our graduates are prepared to continue their education at colleges, universities, and technical schools; serve our country in the armed forces; join the work force with competitive entry level job skills; and any other career choice they may desire.

Our students are challenged to do their best. 

We expect this of our students and give no less of ourselves