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Rampage asked some of the children of RHS faculty and staff what they liked best about Bring Your Child to Work Day at the high school: “Playing Kahoot.” --Gerard (left), age 10, pictured with English Teacher/ Mom Cara Canfield and brother Patrick, age 5.
Children of RHS Faculty and Staff Enjoy Bring Your Child to Work Day on Campus
May 1, 2024
RHS students competed in the 2024 Somos NJ Poetry & Culture Festival on March 21, 2024, with five of them taking home top prizes. Pictured is RHS Team Somos, accompanied by Spanish Teachers Sybil Sanchez-Jacome and Estela Flood (front row, center).
Five RHS Students Take Top Prizes at 2024 Somos NJ Poetry & Culture Festival
April 23, 2024
Holocaust survivor Fred Heyman celebrates his 95th birthday before speaking to students in the high school auditorium on Thursday, March 21, 2024.
Holocaust Survivor Urges Students to Reject Hate in Every Form
April 17, 2024
Student Council candidates meet and mingle with student voters at Meet the Candidates, held on Monday, March 18, in the high school Commons. The election itself is on Monday, March 25, during extended homeroom.
‘Meet The Candidates’ Event Helps Bring Out the Vote for Upcoming Student Elections
March 22, 2024
Barry Haines, intermin VP at RHS, speaks to Mrs. Finnells journalism students on Feb. 27, 2024, about his upcoming job as director of curriculum at Kopila Valley School in Nepal, which he starts next month.
From Randolph to Nepal: Interim VP Barry Haines Set to Work at Remote School for Underprivileged and Orphaned Children
March 19, 2024
In Praise of the 2023-2024 Boys and Girls Fencing Teams
In Praise of the 2023-2024 Boys and Girls Fencing Teams
April 25, 2024
The senior Boys Volleyball players helped lead their team to a win against Dover, 2-0, on Senior Night, on Thursday, April 11, 2024. From left: Marko Aksentijevic, Hunter Kasper, Micheal Barrera and Ramon Fernandez
Randolph Boys Volleyball Dominates Dover on Senior Night
April 15, 2024
Bottom, left to right: Hayley Arigo, Daniella Gizienski, Rebecca Dasti, Jailynn Vega, Samantha Niewiarowski, Lily Zepp. Top, left to right: Caitlin Sedorak, Breanna Colburn, Kayleigh McClain, Lindsey Kudriavetz, Hannah Bermudez, Autumn Liebhauser, Cassidy Smith, Elisabeth Latch, Brianna Vega, Camryn Browning
Softball Sees Strong Start to Season
April 14, 2024
Randolph Girls Lacrosse started their season with a three-game winning streak, including a big, season-opener win against Verona, 17-5, on Tuesday, April 2, 2024 at Bauer Field.
Randolph Girls Lacrosse Starts Season with Three-Game Winning Streak
April 10, 2024
Senior Boys Basketball players helped take the team to a .500 record of 14-14 during the 2023-2024 season. From left: Josh Graves, Ryan Kress, Andrew Taurman, Head Coach Nick Lavender, Rocco Albano, Jake Miller and Joey Errico.
Boys Basketball Wrap-Up: Up-and-Down Season Ends at 14-14
April 5, 2024
RHS dancers attended a master class taught by Brittany Nicholas, the dance captain of the Broadway musical & Juliet, and then saw the show on Wednesday, March 6, 2023, in New York City.
RHS Dance Department Ventures to New York City for ‘& Juliet’ Master Dance Class and Matinee
April 10, 2024
Brendan Angiello and Amaia Biggan, the two leads of the recently staged spring musical, Into the Woods, are forces to be reckoned with, both on and off stage.
‘Into the Woods’ Lead Actors Brendan Angiello and Amaia Biggan Take Talents Off Stage as Active Members of RHS Community
April 3, 2024
Members of the cast and student orchestra rehearse a dance number for Into the Woods. which premieres tonight, Thursday, March 21, at 7:00 p.m. in the high school auditorium, with additional shows on March 22 at 7:00 p.m. and March 23 at 1:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.
‘Into the Woods’ Premieres Tonight
March 21, 2024
RHS Jazz I performs at Liberty Middle School in West Orange at the NJAJE Jazz Band Festival preliminaries on Monday, March 4.
RHS Jazz I Ensemble Wins Multiple Awards at NJAJE State Preliminary Jazz Band Festival
March 21, 2024
Concert Choir members take a bow following their show-opening performance of “Twenty Million People” from My Favorite Year at the 12th Annual Cabaret Night, held at the high school on Friday, Feb. 9, 2024.
RHS Choir and Drama Club and RMS Choir Delight Audience at 12th Annual Cabaret Night
February 28, 2024
Rampage asked some of the children of RHS faculty and staff what they liked best about Bring Your Child to Work Day at the high school: “Playing Kahoot.” --Gerard (left), age 10, pictured with English Teacher/ Mom Cara Canfield and brother Patrick, age 5.
Children of RHS Faculty and Staff Enjoy Bring Your Child to Work Day on Campus
May 1, 2024
RHS students competed in the 2024 Somos NJ Poetry & Culture Festival on March 21, 2024, with five of them taking home top prizes. Pictured is RHS Team Somos, accompanied by Spanish Teachers Sybil Sanchez-Jacome and Estela Flood (front row, center).
Five RHS Students Take Top Prizes at 2024 Somos NJ Poetry & Culture Festival
April 23, 2024
Holocaust survivor Fred Heyman celebrates his 95th birthday before speaking to students in the high school auditorium on Thursday, March 21, 2024.
Holocaust Survivor Urges Students to Reject Hate in Every Form
April 17, 2024
The finished product: Green Club members created planters like this one from used plastic water bottles.
It Is Easy Being Green: Green Club Repurposes Used Plastic Bottles for Planters
April 6, 2024
Student Council candidates meet and mingle with student voters at Meet the Candidates, held on Monday, March 18, in the high school Commons. The election itself is on Monday, March 25, during extended homeroom.
‘Meet The Candidates’ Event Helps Bring Out the Vote for Upcoming Student Elections
March 22, 2024
In Praise of the 2023-2024 Boys and Girls Fencing Teams
In Praise of the 2023-2024 Boys and Girls Fencing Teams
April 25, 2024
Chef Povinelli Deserves Being Named a Teacher Who Rocks
Chef Povinelli Deserves Being Named a Teacher Who Rocks
April 14, 2024
The Media Center Wants You...To Help Make It the Best It Can Be
The Media Center Wants You…To Help Make It the Best It Can Be
April 11, 2024
Movie Review: ‘Mean Girls’ (2024), Stream It or Skip It?
Movie Review: ‘Mean Girls’ (2024), Stream It or Skip It?
April 4, 2024
Brendan Angiello and Amaia Biggan, the two leads of the recently staged spring musical, Into the Woods, are forces to be reckoned with, both on and off stage.
‘Into the Woods’ Lead Actors Brendan Angiello and Amaia Biggan Take Talents Off Stage as Active Members of RHS Community
April 3, 2024
Meet the Candidates: Opposed Candidates for RHS Student Council Exec. Board and Sophomore Class
Meet the Candidates: Opposed Candidates for RHS Student Council Exec. Board and Sophomore Class
March 22, 2024
Highlight Reel: Randolph Boys Ice Hockey 2023 -2024 Season
Highlight Reel: Randolph Boys Ice Hockey 2023 -2024 Season
March 13, 2024
Percussion Ensemble Feature Package
Percussion Ensemble Feature Package
February 8, 2024
Inside Scoop: Speech and Debate
Inside Scoop: Speech and Debate
February 6, 2024
Inside Scoop: RHS Competition Cheer Team
Inside Scoop: RHS Competition Cheer Team
February 1, 2024
Breaking News
  • Boys Lacrosse beats West Essex, 17-6, on Tuesday, April 30, bringing season record to 6-5
  • Girls Lacrosse beats Roxbury, 18-3, in Morris County Tournament, Second Round, on Wednesday, May 1, bringing season record to 5-8
  • Baseball wins @ Livingston, 10-2, on Wednesday, May 1, bringing season record to 13-3
  • Softball loses @ Jefferson, 4-2, on Wednesday, May 1, bringing season record to 10-6
  • Boys Volleyball beats Sparta, 2-0, on Wednesday, May 1, bringing season record to 10-7
  • Boys Tennis beats Mount Olive, 5-0, on Wednesday, May 1, bringing season record to 9-4

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Emily Hochstuhl

Emily Hochstuhl, Staff Reporter

Emily Hochstuhl is a junior at RHS and a staff reporter for Rampage.  In her spare time, she loves reading and writing. Emily works part time at Alev Mediterranean Grill, a small family-owned Turkish restaurant in Rockaway, and she volunteers at a local nursing home because it makes her feel closer to her late grandmother. Emily is a dual athlete who plays soccer and softball. She enjoys the challenge of playing two sports and is always striving to become a better athlete.  

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The author, left, with her mom, Bridget Bocchino Hochstuhl.

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