JTHS - Mr. Bayha
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Welcome!! I am excited for a great year here at Jackson Township High School!
If you need anything, please feel free to email me.
"The windshield is bigger than the rearview mirror for a reason: what’s in front of you is more important than what’s behind you'"
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me: sbayha@jacksonsd.org
2025-2026 - Teaching Schedule:
If you need to make up any work, please contact me via email to make an appointment.
Mr. Bayha
My name is Sean Bayha. I have teaching in the Jackson School District since 2002. I hold NJ teaching certificates in both physical science as well as mathematics. I generally teach all levels of physics. I graduated Rutgers University with a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering. After school you can find me on the athletic fields/court. I coach the girls varsity soccer team as well as the boys freshman basketball squad.
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Using Google Classroom - How to Stay Connected
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I utilize Google Classroom to manage our class content and track assignments and resources for students.
Google Classroom has a feature that allows parents to receive email summaries about missing work, upcoming work and class activities.
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If you are a PARENT:
Period 1 Honors Physics - S1
Course Description
Honors Physics (0432) is a one semester, student directed course designed for the highly motivated student that will likely study science in college. The student will be expected to demonstrate proficiency in the use of natural laws of matter and energy and their relationships. The course covers Newton Mechanics, energy and conservation, electrostatics, eclectic currents, magnetism, mechanical waves and sound, light and geometric optics. Upon completion of this course students will be able to transition to AP Physics
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Back to School Night Presentation - AP Seminar
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Period 1 Physics S2
Course Description
Physics (0434) is a one semester course for the motivated student who may or may not study science in college. Topics are taught conceptually with a basic mathematics application. The student will be expected to demonstrate proficiency in the use of the natural laws of matter and energy and their relationships. The topics in this course are Newtonian Mechanics, energy and conservation, electrostatics, electric circuits, magnetism, mechanical waves and sound, light and geometric optics.
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Back to School Night Presentation - Honors English 4
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Period 2 - Physics S1
Course Description
Physics (0434) is a one semester course for the motivated student who may or may not study science in college. Topics are taught conceptually with a basic mathematics application. The student will be expected to demonstrate proficiency in the use of the natural laws of matter and energy and their relationships. The topics in this course are Newtonian Mechanics, energy and conservation, electrostatics, electric circuits, magnetism, mechanical waves and sound, light and geometric optics.
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Back to School Night Presentation - NJGPA ELA 12
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Period 2 - Honors Physics S2
Course Description
Honors Physics (0432) is a one semester, student directed course designed for the highly motivated student that will likely study science in college. The student will be expected to demonstrate proficiency in the use of natural laws of matter and energy and their relationships. The course covers Newton Mechanics, energy and conservation, electrostatics, eclectic currents, magnetism, mechanical waves and sound, light and geometric optics. Upon completion of this course students will be able to transition to AP Physics.
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Back to School Night Presentation - English 4 - Semester 2
If you were unable to attend Back to School Night, please refer to this presentation.
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Period 3B - AP Physics C: Mechanics FY
Course Description
AP Physics C Mechanics is equivalent to a first semester college course in calculus based physics. The course will provide instruction in each of the following six content areas: kinematics, Newton’s Laws of Motion, work, energy and power, system of particles and linear momentum, circular motion and rotation, oscillations and gravitation. This course is recommended for students who have shown an advanced proficiency in mathematics and science, and are interested in the sciences or engineering disciplines in college. Students may earn college credits and college level work is expected of them. Students must take the AP examination in May.
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Back to School Night Presentation - English 4 - Semester 1
If you were unable to attend Back to School Night, please refer to this presentation.
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Period 3B - Honors Physics FY
Course Description
Honors Physics (0432) is a one semester, student directed course designed for the highly motivated student that will likely study science in college. The student will be expected to demonstrate proficiency in the use of natural laws of matter and energy and their relationships. The course covers Newton Mechanics, energy and conservation, electrostatics, eclectic currents, magnetism, mechanical waves and sound, light and geometric optics. Upon completion of this course students will be able to transition to AP Physics
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Back to School Night Presentation - English 4 - Semester 2
If you were unable to attend Back to School Night, please refer to this presentation.
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Student / Parent Resources
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Helpful Documents
Please refer to the Class Policies and Procedures document if you have any questions.
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