Wednesday, March 20, 2013
The 16-year-old singer, who's performing at Count Basie next month, will perform for the freshman class.
He's got an anti-bullying program aimed at teens and wants to promote self-empowerment, using music to share his message. But who cares? Girls think 16-year-old singer Ryan Beatty is totes cute and he's making the rounds at local schools this week, including a stop at Red Bank Regional High School on Thursday. Beatty will perform a free concert for the freshman class on March 21 at 11 a.m., according to RBR Principal Risa Clay. The YouTube sensation, who recently released his first EP Because of You, has brought his anti-bullying performance to a number of schools across the country, according to the singer's Web site. The singer, who's performing at the Count Basie Theater on April 12, had been tweeting earlier in the week that he was in …
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Tuesday, December 4, 2012
Albert Martin, 17, of Red Bank died Monday after collapsing during a basketball scrimmage
Albert Martin was a gregarious young man who was just beginning to reach his potential when his life was cut tragically short while playing the game he loved. Martin, 17, a Red Bank Regional High School senior, died at Riverview Medical Center Monday after collapsing during a basketball scrimmage against Point Pleasant Beach High School. Shellshocked RBR students, coaches, administrators and board members spoke Tuesday about the loss of a young man described as a friend to all who had worked tirelessly to improve his conditioning and grades to be a better athlete and student. "Albert was the perfect example of what a Red Bank Regional student looked like," athletic director Louis DalPra said. "He took advantage of every opportunity." …
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Jim Stefankiewicz will head back to Red Bank Regional school district as its superintendent
It was a goodbye Mr. Stefankiewicz moment. At last night’s Middletown Township Board of Education meeting, Board President Michael Donlon recognized the district’s assistant superintendent of curriculum for landing a new, top job in his old district. “Jim Stefankiewicz has accepted the position of superintendent of the Red Bank Regional district,” noted Donlon as he pointed out that Stefankiewicz was sitting in the audience of the meeting. “You will be greatly missed. We wish you the best of luck.” Stefankiewicz modestly nodded his head and smiled to the applause that followed. For the past 18 months, Stefankiewicz has been a part of Middletown’s upper echelon of administration. But Red Bank is where he came to Middletown from, as its …
greenypie
5:14 pm on Wednesday, March 20, 2013
I go to red Bank middle school but they wouldnt let our grade see him :( more ›