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.
This prestigious award recognizes a high school student who demonstrates outstanding leadership, character, academic and athletic achievement, good citizenship, and service to their school and community.
Jordan exemplifies these qualities through his dedication, leadership, and commitment to making a positive difference in our school and community.
We are incredibly proud of you, Jordan! Congratulations on this well-deserved honor!
Congratulations to our AP Scholars! We are incredibly proud to recognize our 17 AP Scholars, 10 AP Scholars with Honors, and 25 AP Scholars with Distinction! Your hard work, dedication, and commitment to academic excellence have paid off. Congratulations! Go Cards!
Regional Clinical - Helping children build independence + parenting styles and their impact on children. See letter for details.
Suicide prevention is not the responsibility of a single person or program. It takes a network of caring professionals, advocates, educators, clinicians, peer supporters, and community members working together to create hope, connection, and access to help. Through your dedication, compassion, and expertise you are helping to save lives.
9-8-8 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline magnet/window cling to post in your classroom. The 9-8-8 Lifeline offers free, confidential support 24/7 to anyone experiencing thoughts of suicide, a mental health crisis, or emotional distress.
Creating safe, responsive, and supportive learning environments is a collective responsibility. We thank you for continuing to prioritize suicide prevention and youth mental health as an essential part of school safety and student well-being. Together, we can make sure everyone knows where to turn in a time of need.
Grades 10 and 11: Save the Date- PSAT/NMSQT October 14, 2026. Grades 9 and 12 will have a Delayed Opening while grades are testing. See letter in Genesis for details.
Beautiful day for the Westwood Regional High School Club Fair! With 57+ clubs and activities to choose from, there’s something for everyone! Get involved, meet new people, explore your interests, and make the most of your high school experience. Go Cards! ❤️🖤
