Grades 10-12
College Admissions Counselors Visits begin September 11th throughout November 2025.
We would like to inform and encourage you to sign up for college admissions representative visits available in Naviance. College admissions counselors visit Westwood Regional High School throughout September, October and November to meet and speak with our students.
These visits offer valuable opportunities for students in grades 10–12 to explore potential colleges in a familiar setting. They allow students to learn directly from admissions representatives about academic programs, campus life, and the application process. Attending helps students ask personalized questions, make connections with admissions staff, and begin to envision their post-secondary path—whether they’re just starting to explore or narrowing down their list of schools.
When you attend a college admissions visit at WRHS, we ask that you:
Communicate early with your teacher that you have a visit scheduled for a particular date/time and would like to be excused. Ideally, you should not be missing an assessment to attend a visit.
If you miss a class for a visit, please know that your attendance will be taken during the visit. Failure to take place in the college visit while missing class will result in a “cut” from that class.
Be respectful and ask appropriate questions during the college visit.
9 months ago, Kelly Riedel
Westwood Regional High School Health and Wellness Club will participate in the American Heart Challenge, and it’s time to sign up to become part of the Nation of Lifesavers! This will kick it off on May 21 & finish on June 5. In addition, CPR and AED Awareness Week is from June 1 - June 5.
By using the flyer and completing the 7 steps in Finn’s Mission, you’ll learn Hands-Only CPR, earn up to 8 service learning hours, and be entered to win two Super Bowl tickets! In addition, Seniors are eligible to apply for a $1,000 American Heart Association scholarship! (scholarship deadline- May 29).
We will continue our partnership with the American Heart Association in the upcoming school year. Let’s work together to create a community of lifesavers.
about 11 hours ago, Kelly Riedel
Congratulations to all of the students inducted into the National Art Honor Society, International Thespian Society, and Tri-M Music Honor Society! Your creativity, talent, dedication, and hard work have earned you this well-deserved recognition.
about 14 hours ago, Frank Connelly
H.S. TV/Film students earned Canva Certifications in class, which they can list on their resumes, college applications, websites and eventually LinkedIn. These certifications show that they can create pitch decks, presentations, graphics, animations, edit and more using Canva.
1 day ago, Frank Connelly
Thank you to the Westwood and Washington Township Police Departments, Fire Departments, and Volunteer Ambulance Corps for participating in “First Responder Day” at Westwood Regional High School. Our students had a wonderful opportunity to learn about the many career paths and service opportunities available in emergency response and public safety. We appreciate your time, dedication, and commitment to our community!
2 days ago, Frank Connelly
Westwood' High School's STEM League competition club participated in a cardboard boat regatta hosted by Northern Highlands at Ramsey Municipal Pool! Westwood had the most unique solution, with a kayak-inspired design.
2 days ago, Frank Connelly
Our partners at NJ4S shared the following presentation: A1 & Mental Health: What Parents Need to Know - June 9th at 6:30pm. Join this free webinar to learn how kids are using Al and how to guide and protect them. Speaker Lauren Muriello, LPC, Founder of Well Being Therapy Center. See flyer to register.
3 days ago, Kelly Riedel
Westwood Regional High School Health and Wellness Club will participate in the American Heart Challenge, and it’s time to sign up to become part of the Nation of Lifesavers! This will kick it off on May 21 & finish on June 5. In addition, CPR and AED Awareness Week is from June 1 - June 5.
By using the flyer and completing the 7 steps in Finn’s Mission, you’ll learn Hands-Only CPR, earn up to 8 service learning hours, and be entered to win two Super Bowl tickets! In addition, Seniors are eligible to apply for a $1,000 American Heart Association scholarship! (scholarship deadline- May 29).
We will continue our partnership with the American Heart Association in the upcoming school year. Let’s work together to create a community of lifesavers.
4 days ago, Kelly Riedel
Today, we honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. From our high school community, we thank them for their courage, service, and sacrifice.
5 days ago, Frank Connelly
22 students from the Environmental Club at the high school overcame the rain to perform their annual spring clean up. They removed over 200 pounds of trash from the Woodcliff Lake Reservoir. Great job!
8 days ago, Frank Connelly
Amazing job by our High School Concert Band, Concert Choir, Wind Ensemble, Chamber Singers, and Jazz Band at last night’s “POPS” Concert! Congratulations to Mr. Pena and Mr. Fritz on another outstanding performance. Thank you to all of our talented student musicians and vocalists for an incredible evening of music and entertainment!
9 days ago, Frank Connelly
Westwood Regional High School Health and Wellness Club will participate in the American Heart Challenge, and it’s time to sign up to become part of the Nation of Lifesavers! This will kick it off on May 21 & finish on June 5. In addition, CPR and AED Awareness Week is from June 1 - June 5.
By using the flyer and completing the 7 steps in Finn’s Mission, you’ll learn Hands-Only CPR, earn up to 8 service learning hours, and be entered to win two Super Bowl tickets! In addition, Seniors are eligible to apply for a $1,000 American Heart Association scholarship! (scholarship dealine- May 29).
We will continue our partnership with the American Heart Association in the upcoming school year. Let’s work together to create a community of lifesavers.
10 days ago, Kelly Riedel
A big congratulations to High School Digital Media Student Lindsey Xelhua! She was a finalist this weekend in the Drama category at the Montclair Film Festival's 'Emerging Screenwriter Competition'!
11 days ago, Frank Connelly
Class of 2026: Continue to check your google classroom announcements and Naviance for scholarship opportunities. The following local scholarships have deadlines this week Local scholarships with deadlines this week: Thank you to our donors for their generosity.
Golden Seniors of Township. of Washington Scholarship
Westwood Softball Association Scholarship
Knights of Columbus-James Picarella Mem. & Mother Seton Mem. Scholarships
Joseph Shewciw Educ.Schol.- DSC United
Woman's Club of Westwood
16 days ago, Kelly Riedel
For the past few months, the High School Environmental Club has been growing various plants and vegetables in the greenhouse. This year, they planted lots of tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, sunflowers, watermelon, parsley, radishes, corn, lettuce, marigolds, etc.
18 days ago, Frank Connelly
Chemistry class studying freezing point depression and making slushies!
18 days ago, Frank Connelly
On behalf of our entire high school community, thank you for all that you do. Wishing you a very Happy Mother’s Day filled with love, appreciation, and time with those who matter most.
20 days ago, Frank Connelly
Thank you to our amazing PSO and all of the families who helped recognize and celebrate our staff this week. From lunch on Tuesday, to snacks and lottery tickets on Wednesday, breakfast on Thursday, and ice cream on Friday. Your generosity and thoughtfulness were truly appreciated. Our staff is incredibly grateful for your support and kindness.
21 days ago, Frank Connelly
Yesterday, the high school welcomed The Black Poster Project, a powerful and moving program dedicated to honoring the lives lost to substance use and raising awareness about addiction, recovery, and prevention. Through hundreds of memorial posters featuring the faces and stories of loved ones, students and staff were reminded that substance use disorder impacts real people, families, and communities.
The presentation encouraged important conversations about mental health, stigma, and the importance of support and prevention. By sharing personal stories of love, loss, and resilience, The Black Poster Project helped foster empathy, understanding, and hope while reminding students that no one is alone in their struggles. The program left a lasting impact on our school community and inspired all of us to continue promoting kindness, awareness, and support for one another.
22 days ago, Frank Connelly
Alwats a great event! May 12-13: Art, Media and Design Expo from 5:30-7:30 PM in the upper gym
23 days ago, Frank Connelly
