Students in theater class are mastering the Visual and Performing Arts processes of creating and performing. Their creativity shines through!
The Annual 8th Grade Cardinal Marching Band Recruitment Event was a huge success.
A special thank you to @IonaUniversity for inviting Westwood Regional HS to learn more about IONA. Take a tour of campus during their upcoming open house on November 24th. Visit https://www.iona.edu/ to learn more about all their course offerings, majors, extracurriculars and 24 D1 athletic sports. Fun fact: Senior Vice President, Enrollment/ Student Affairs is a member of our WWRSD community and will be on our college panel at our upcoming Class of 27/28 School Presentation on November 13th.
Mrs. Keller & Mrs. Duffus accompanied Art students to National Portfolio Day on October 26, where over 50 accredited Art/Design Schools assessed portfolios for college admissions. Our students received positive feedback & valuable insights on applying to art and design schools.
Great job by our High School Marching Band and Color Guard at the North Jersey Band Festival in Clifton yesterday! Go Cards!
Mr. Garcia, Dr. McQueeney, and the team enjoyed a great evening at WRHS Senior Night! He loved cheering on and supporting our cheerleaders, band, color guard, and the football team. Go Cards! #SeniorNight #CardinalPride
Planned activities for Red Ribbon Week at the High School. Go Cards!
Huge shoutout to our Book Fair committee for bringing the magic of reading to life with yet another incredible book fair! A heartfelt THANK YOU to our amazing parent volunteers! Your time and support create a magical experience for our students to discover the joy of reading!
The High School Environmental Club spent the day cleaning up the Woodcliff Lake Reservoir. 40 students collected over 1,000 pounds of garbage, including multiple tires and a shopping cart.
Nothing sparks learning like getting out of our seats and diving hands-on! Our young scholars took their lessons beyond the desk by exploring, experimenting, and experiencing knowledge up close embodying the true JFG mission and vision! #JustFocusonGrowing
Our young explorers had an exciting time with Haley the Hippo, diving into the world of the letter “H”! From joyful hops to enthusiastic high-fives, Haley turned learning into an unforgettable adventure, embodying the JFG vision and mission! #JustFocusonGrowing
JFG proudly celebrates the strength and resilience of women who are courageously fighting breast cancer. Showing our unwavering love and support this Breast Cancer Awareness Month!#JustFocusonGrowing
Our high school students had a fantastic experience yesterday at the Bronx Zoo. Students observed exhibits throughout the entire Zoo while focusing on the effects of climate change and human impact on ecosystems and on a larger scale biomes throughout the world.
Congratulations to our varsity debate team for sweeping the second tournament of the season yesterday at North Bergen High School. Shout out to captains Angel Morales and Daniel Shotkin for winning first place team of the day, Angel Morales for winning second place speaker, Daniel Shotkin for winning 1st place speaker and to Emma DePeola for winning best judge. The team looks forward to their next tournament at Fort Lee High School in November. Go Cards!
Our fourth graders remain excited to learn how to play instruments and how to perform in a band. Weekly full band rehearsals are quickly progressing!
Following our training with Building Thinking Classrooms, the Middle School Math department is already jumping on opportunities to integrate vertical whiteboards. Kudos to Mrs. Donohue and her Algebra 1 students!"
Thank you Middle School team for your thoughtful contributions during yesterday's data walk. Our data walk served as our Professional Learning Community kickoff event.
We love to have a special lunch with Mrs. Lepore!
Fall testing is complete. We would like to extend a thank you to our school-counseling department for organizing and facilitating a series of test administrations at different grade levels to ensure students are prepared for graduation and beyond. Many thanks! Now onto to college application deadlines...
Students in Mr. Gunneson’s High School Materials & Processing class are creating seasonal festive light boxes.
