Green Wave Radio

In our final episode for the 2020-2021 academic year, we talked to Student Body President Quinn Zebrowski 21' as he reflects on his Presidency term, his online election and the challenges faced during the year. 

As a relatively successful Delbarton School year comes to a close, we talked to our very own nurse, Dierdre McAuliffe, about this year and what to look forward to next year.

This episode is a lot different than what we are used to on this show. Learn more about Brian's life and his influence on the Delbarton community from his wife Jen, his son Tim, former student and current English Teacher Neil Murphy and close friend Brian Bowers.  

Delbarton continues to keep his legacy alive with the Run It Out 5K in Brian's honor.

In this episode, the accomplished Robotics Team at Delbarton talks about their experiences on the team and in competition.  Featuring Zach Vincent '21, Alex Ven Den Hende '21, Jack Finning '22, and moderator Mr. Bitler.

On March 20th, 2021, Delbarton will host its annual Solidarity Sleep Out to raise money for the Covenant House to help the homeless youth of New Jersey. Solidarity Sleep Out coordinator and a 5-year member, Richie Mistichelli ('22), talks about the need to put "the other guy" first and how the Delbarton community can help.

In this episode, Green Wave Radio sits down with castmembers from the Delbarton musical "Working" Carlos Pelayo ('22) and Nicole (Nicki) MacMaster ('21) to talk about their experience with the show. The show is set to be premiered over stream on Saturday, February  27th.

With the New Year, a new chapter begins as we continue in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic. In this episode, we talk with Father Michael about the state of Delbarton and the changes coming in 2021.

In this episode, Maximus Cresti (Class of 2020) and Cole Freeman (Class of 2020) discuss the changes to the Soccer and Football teams and their optimism for the rest of the season as they dominate the rest of the State.

With College around the country adapting their admissions process to better suit the new restrictions and modifications due to COVID-19, Delbarton needs to adapt to make it easier for prospective students to learn about Delbarton. In this episode, Dr. David Donovan talks about the modified admissions process and what it will mean for next year.

As social justice movements spark up across the country in response to police brutality, we must reflect on how these seemingly far away events affect life here on campus. In this discussion, Delbarton English Teacher Mr. Tony Negrin, Member of the Parent Council on Diversity and Inclusion Mrs. Marjorie Pierre-Merritt, Delbarton Alumni Jordan Hubbard class of 2017, and Delbarton student Lemachi Enweremadu class of 2021, talk about the effects of these social justice movements on life at Delbarton and in their own personal lives.