(North Bergen—March 20, 2015) The High Tech National Honor Society (NHS) sponsored a Valentine’s Day card designing project, which it opened to the entire student body of High Tech, announced Dr. Joseph Giammarella, Principal of High Tech High School.
During free periods, students designed cards in the mall area and cafeteria in a spirit of goodwill that resulted in more than 300 cards produced and distributed to Alaris Health Center in Bayonne and Newark Beth Israel Medical Center.
“The NHS members wanted to spread the spirit to those in our community who might not have been remembered on Valentine’s Day,” says Joan Marie Bellotti, moderator for the High Tech chapter of NHS.
Alaris Member Health Centers provide short-term post-hospital rehabilitation and long-term and specialty care throughout New Jersey. Today, Alaris Member Health Centers set new standards in quality, service, and innovation. Using their innovative focus, Alaris Member Health Centers continue to lead the way in an evolving health care environment. Member Health Centers treat residents with the most advanced care and provide an ever-increasing range of services and care options.
Meanwhile, Newark Beth Israel Medical Center, a regional care, teaching hospital, has New Jersey’s most comprehensive Robotic Surgery Center; the State’s first accredited Sleep Disorders Center; one of the largest electrophysiology programs in New Jersey; kidney transplantation; the largest hospital-based dental program in New Jersey; and The Barnabas Health Heart Center at Newark Beth Israel Medical Center, which offers the best in cardiology services and cardiac surgery programs. The hospital also offers the nationally recognized Pacemaker & Defibrillator Center; Frederick B. Cohen, MD, Comprehensive Cancer and Blood Disorder Center; The Center for Geriatric Health Care; and a Regional Perinatal Center, offering the highest quality maternity care for both normal and high-risk pregnancies. Newark Beth Israel Medical Center also houses Children’s Hospital of New Jersey, the state’s premier children’s health facility. Children’s Hospital provides state-of-the-art care in nearly 30 pediatric subspecialties. Treating ill and injured children from newborn to adolescent years, Children’s Hospital also initiates preventive programs that promote wellness in the community.
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| Pictured (from left to right): NHS president Tyler Law of Bayonne, Jersey City resident Meichin Ong, and Kelsey Paul of Bayonne |
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| More than 300 cards were distributed by NHS students to Alaris Health in Bayonne and Newark Beth Israel |
