National Honor Society FreeTutoring! Every Tuesday and Thursday during lunch in Room 124 starting September 29th. See your counselor or Mrs. Scalia with any questions.
Wellness Wednesday, September 30th during lunch in the courtyard.
Congratulations to Jordan Schwartz, who was selected as this year’s recipient of the Dwight D. Eisenhower Leadership Award, presented by the West Point Society of New Jersey.
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!
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!
Students in Mr. Piskadlo’s Forensics classes kicked off their Crime Scene Management Unit in the courtyard today! Students got hands-on experience applying forensic investigation techniques while learning how crime scenes are managed and processed. Learning comes to life at WRHS!
Higher Education Student Assistance Authority (HESAA)'s publication is linked here and on their website. The link provides helpful information about NJ colleges and universities. Copy the link to view. https://secure.viewer.zmags.com/publication/1c336a62#/1c336a62/20
Join Us for WWRSD + InSite Health, K-12 Parent Program on October 15th at 6:30pm by InSite Health Megan Coral, MS, LMFT, ASDCS, ADHD-CCSP
Regional Clinical - Helping children build independence + parenting styles and their impact on children. See letter for details.
Regional Clinical - Helping children build independence + parenting styles and their impact on children. See letter for details.
Design Thinking Class: In the One + One = One project, students turned two random words into one creative invention! After being paired up, students brainstormed, sketched an idea, created a slogan, and built our first prototype. Students then presented to the class and shared feedback. This project challenged students to think creatively, collaborate, and bring ideas to life quickly.
September is National Suicide Prevention Month. It is important to emphasize the critical importance of suicide prevention in our schools. Announcements will be shared the week of September 22nd raising awareness for suicide prevention.
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.
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.
Back to School Night is coming! High School’s Back to School Night is scheduled for Wednesday, September 23rd, beginning at 6:30 PM. We look forward to welcoming our families and sharing all that’s in store for an exciting school year! Hope to see you there! Go Cards!
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! ❤️🖤
Boston University is visiting WRHS today! Grade 10–12 students: Be sure to check Naviance and sign up for upcoming college visits, including community colleges and trade schools. Explore your options, ask questions, and start planning for your future! Go Cards!
Class of 2027: School Counseling Department will be meeting with you on September 17 and 18 for a classroom lesson. You can access information shared from this year's Cardinal College Camp here https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1aWf4_kmdAwfidhfpDOwKfci7y_LjPmgQNgVLgzRQzfs/edit?usp=sharing
Take a look at what is happening in the school counseling department at WRHS this fall.
Vincent Santaite is a senior participating in the Westwood High School Work-Based Learning (WBL) Program. Vincent is gaining valuable hands-on experience at Montana Construction, where he is learning about the many different aspects of the business. Montana Construction specializes in a wide range of services, including sewer, water, bridge, and emergency construction services.
Grade 10-12 Students: Sign up for College Visits at WRHS on Naviance. Visits begin on September 14th until November 2026. See our letter for more information on these visits-- emailed at the end of August and linked here https://docs.google.com/document/d/19mdGLgpZ8oE2EaSvXJQWPQod_X7sCdHVAfbPcvtQ9Lk/edit?usp=sharing
Grades 9-12 Families: Save the Date for our Annual Financial Aid Program on October 7, 2026 (virtual) at 7:00pm Please see the letter shared via Genesis to register and for more information.
Class of 2027 Senior Sunrise! What a great way to start your senior year! Here’s to making memories, embracing every moment, and making the 2026–2027 school year one to remember! Let’s make it a great year, Go Cards!
Wishing our Westwood Regional community a safe, relaxing, and enjoyable Labor Day! Today, we recognize and celebrate the hard work, dedication, and contributions of workers who help make our communities stronger every day.
