Congratulations to February's Caught Being Kind winners! Thank you to these amazing students for spreading kindness and helping make Brookside the best place to be! Keep up the great work—your positive actions inspire us all! #BESTatBrookside
Thank you to our current 8th grade/ incoming 6 counselor for meeting with our fifth grade students at each elementary school this week. Ms. Androulakis spoke to students about the transition to middle school. The presentation is linked here and can be found on the middle school counseling.
website.https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1sgZpOZjC5rwhxXNT-YpupxL6-7uObzPhXfZ--sNdfVA/edit?usp=sharing
Thank you to the High School for opening up their doors to so many interested middle school students. We had a blast at Theater Day!
Robert Moss is employed at Bethany Community Center in the Township of Washington as part of our Work Based Learning Program. Robert assists in various areas of the facility and plans on pursuing a career in the trades after high school.
Grade 8 students interested in Ninth Grade Honors Art, please see the flyer for an information session on March 4, 2025. For all students, our high school counseling department will be visiting WRMS next Thursday and Friday for 2025-26 course scheduling.
Congratulations to the Westwood Regional High School Class of 2025 Valedictorian, Aaron Zeiler! Congratulations on your hard work and commitment to excellence! Amazing accomplishment!
Congratulations to the Westwood Regional High School Class of 2025 Salutatorian, Beatrice Mitchell! Congratulations Beatrice! Your hardwork has paid off!
Hey 11th graders! The NJGPA is coming up on March 11th and 12th. We encourage our students to review the attached posting for key information and ways to support and prepare for this important assessment. For more information please visit our NJGPA Parent Hub website on our C&I webpage! #NJGPA #Testing #HighSchool #ParentSupport
Congratulations on your retirement! We love you Miss Yvette and have been so grateful for the past 10 years!
NJ Crisis Services- Who to Call
Link for Resource: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Xi_qHAWnk1xxAbZVU9Rc3R5tRRdSVAv6/view?usp=sharing
Arianna Ragno has been supporting Brookside Elementary School through our Work Based Learning Program. She has been learning about the different facets of teaching & assists in developing lessons & seeing them through to completion. She plans on majoring in elementary education.
Jessica Campos, a senior in our Work Based Learning Program, is interning at Care One of Ridgewood as a recreation assistant. She assists the recreation director with the residents' social programs. After graduation, Jessica plans to pursue a nursing degree.
Thank you to middle school counselor Christie Androulakis for speaking with our fifth-graders today! Your engaging advice on electives and scheduling inspired our students to discover their passions and eagerly anticipate the exciting next chapter of their academic journey!
We may be in the 2024-2025 school year but our counseling department alongside administration are preparing students for next year scheduling. This week our high school counselors met with all grade 9 and 10 students to review their transcripts as well as select/prioritize courses for the 2025-2026 school year. For more information on our school's offerings check out our Program of Studies linked here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1P1vN0YGTLYP5qPNyL1RFzc_w1vuPNEyTOan-BXuPnNU/edit?usp=sharing and view our High School Electives Video https://youtu.be/4UMFk53OLbc
Students in Mr. Gunneson's High School Materials Science 2 class put the finishing touches on bistro tables for the Woodington Players' upcoming production of "Mamma Mia".
Congratulations to all of our Content Area National Honor Society Inductees (Math, Science, English, Social Studies, French, Spanish, and Italian). Go Cards!
Our fifth graders were excited to hear about their upcoming transition to WRMS and choice of electives from WRMS Guidance Counselor, Mrs. Androulakis.
Attention Middle and High School Students: Bergen County Stigma Free Sticker Contest~ Artwork should represent what it means to be stigma-free or what “Proud to Be Stigma-Free” looks like. Rules and entry details are available in the link provided below. All artwork must be original. • Entries may be hand drawn or digitally designed. • Entries must include artwork and consent form. All entries must be received by FRIDAY, MARCH 28th
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lkbvLp7p05oc_d2EDlpFKnbvv5J19NZg/view?usp=sharing
The Students in Ms. Morrison's World History class dove into the Middle Ages this past month! Students were asked to design their own stained glass windows turning the classroom windows into beautiful "cathedral like" windows.
Barbara Montes-Ocelotl has been working at the Westwood Borough Hall in the social services department through our Work Based Learning Program. She intends to take this experience and major in Social Work to become a Clinical Social Worker. Great experience!
