Brookside's 4th graders celebrated completing the LEAD program with Officer Svenda with a fun afternoon! Thank you to the Westwood Police Department and our community helpers for coming to celebrate with us! #BESTatBrookside
Welcome to WRMS, class of 2030! Thank you to all those who made today's visit so special!
Thank you WWPD and LEAD Program for all your work this year...as we celebrate today with the K-9 Unit, EMT, Firemen, Chief Pontillo and other important community helpers.
A wonderful Spring Concert for grades 1,2, and 3! Miss Cacciottolo and Mr. Barbieri remain proud of everyone's performance; what a perfect way to start our day!
Congratulations to our talented musicians on yet another successful spring round of performances! Thank you for keeping the music in hearts, everyday!
Our freshmen health classes were fortunate to have Richard Grosfelt, from the DEA, speak to our students about drug awareness particularly regarding the dangers of fentanyl and marijuana.
Our 5th grade Science Fair was a HUGE success! Our students were so creative using the scientific method and engineering design! They presented their experiments with such confidence and pride! Lead on JFG! #JustFocusonGrowing
On June 2nd, 2nd-grade students released the butterflies they witnessed grow and transform over time. "Let your dreams be your wings!" #JustFocusonGrowing
Thank you to our PSO for sponsoring a visit from health and wellness expert/motivational speaker, Travis Sample! Did you know that Travis is a proud Westwood graduate?
Bergen County Valedictorian Breakfast this morning! Congratulations Matthew!
All seniors attended a workshop presented by Timothy Shoemaker today. The workshop covered topics such as drugs and alcohol, good decision making, and overall safety. We wish all our seniors a safe and memorable prom night!
Congratulations to our High School May Student of the Month, Sean Morrison (Grade 10) nominated by Christina Petrillo & Jennifer Lifrieri. Great job!
The illustrious Ms. Scarlet has been found dead in the theater due to an unknown poison. It is up to the AP Chemistry students to use their knowledge of Chemistry (specifically molarity, types of reactions, and separation of matter) to solve the mystery of what the poison was, how strong it was, and who the culprit is out of the known suspects."
8th grade French students had a great day making croissants with a culinary educated pastry chef. Students then participated in a scavenger hunt exploring a variety of French products. We ended the day with a luncheon at an authentic French restaurant!
Do you recognize the three ultimate team players in this picture? Mr. Albert, Mr. Attanasio, and Mr. Corso always know how to make us laugh. Thanks for this great Field Day memory!
Welcome future class of 2036 (otherwise known as our incoming kindergarteners for September 2023)! We are excited for our Berkeley Family to expand in the Fall; it was a pleasure meeting everyone during our orientation.
High School students Maya Efraim and Ashley Molina will be attending Girls' Career Institute (GCI). GCI offers a "mini college and career exploration experience" at Rutgers University. Delegates experience a sample of college life by living in a dorm, eating in a cafeteria, and attending lectures and workshops. They learn about career choices from volunteer professional speakers and how to network with other delegates from all over the state of New Jersey.
Washington welcomes incoming kindergarten students and families.
Class of 2023 signs are up! This is getting real! Three more weeks to graduation. Go Cards!
Sheri the Shark visited our kindergarten classroom to take them on a digraph word hunt! Nothing fills a heart more than watching our teachers' creativity make learning come to life! Stay focused JFG! #JustFocusonGrowing
