Electrical “Bootcamp” Training Academy is a unique, accelerated and affordable pre-apprenticeship electrical program designed to supply ambitious workers to the future of the electrical industry.
We are now accepting applications for our September 2024 classes. Although our seats are assigned on a first come, first serve basis, we encourage students who are interested to attend our weekly Open House on Tuesdays. Here you will meet our founder, teachers, students, and graduates. Open House signups can be submitted on our website. Visit website for more information:https://www.etabootcamp.com/
Westwood Regional High School is "Live" at lunch with our version of Jeopardy called "Westwoody". Thank you to our teacher Mrs. Petrocelli, our Host Paul Hakimian, and our first three contestants Joe Klein, Talia Hernandez, and Andrew Dillingham! Go Cards! Check out our youtube channel: Westwood HS TV & Film
Great assembly today for our students titled, "Not My Kid" which is centered around addiction and recovery. All district parents are welcome to attend the parent program tonight @ 6:30PM in the Hurley Theater.
High School students Michael Cordo (AP) and Moira Hanley (Honors) works of art were chosen for Fresh Perspectives 2024. These works were some of the 50 works of art selected for the Fresh Perspectives 2024 exhibit at the Morris Museum in Morristown, NJ. Both of these works of art will be displayed in their galleries and featured in an online web-based catalogue.
Michael Cordo's "Heaven Sent" (AP Student)
Moira Hanley's "The Truth" (Digital Honors Student)
Great Program for Parents and students! High School students will see the program during the day.
Attention Juniors: West Point Summer Leaders Experience (SLE) is a week-long immersion into the academic, military, and social life of a West Point cadet. At SLE, you will explore West Point from all angles, including our high-tech educational facilities, team-building athletic activities, and realistic military training.
SLE applications are accepted from February 1 through March 15 of your junior year in high school. https://apply.westpoint.edu/portal/candidate
High School student Kaitlyn Park's photographic artwork was chosen to be displayed for Youth Art Month. Her work was chosen for the State Exhibition this year. Each year the Art Educators of New Jersey collaborate with Art Educators throughout the State of New Jersey to present an exhibition of student artwork celebrating Youth Art Month. Congratulations Kaitlyn!
This week we celebrate our school counselors for National School Counseling Week, sponsored by the American School Counselor Association (ASCA). I would like to personally thank our Westwood Regional School Counselors. Each counselor works to provide their students with the utmost attention and concern. They are dedicated, caring, professional, and advocate for their students each and every day.
National School Counseling Week is February 5-9. Thank you to our amazing high school counselors for everything they do for our students and school. We appreciate you!
WWRSD Special Education Parents Advisory Group (SEPAG) is hosting another virtual meeting next Wednesday, February 7th, 6pm. The NJ Dept. of Human Services, Division of Developmental Disabilities, will present "Navigating the DDD System."
This one-hour webinar will include a Q&A session and will explain the types of services, support and opportunities available after schooling ends. The DDD encourages families to start thinking about this transition around age 16 (but encourages families with any age children/young adults to attend).
Meeting link
meet.google.com/bir-hrby-qcy
Westwood Regional School Counseling Quarter 2 District Newsletter is available to view. You can access the newsletter either in your inbox from yesterday, on our district school counseling website or using the link copied here: https://shorturl.at/suPRZ
Reminder in one week: Westwood Regional HS is hosting a parent program titled, "Not My Kid" which is centered around addiction and recovery on February 8 @ 6:30PM in the Hurley Theater, HS. The program is open to all district parents. See link for more information: https://speaksobriety.com/about/
And the awards keep coming for our Academic Decathlon Team (WACADECA). 2024 Region II SuperQuiz Champs, 60 awards and 5 of the top 9 students overall!!! Amazing job Coach Jim Thomas and our students! Go Cards!
Black History Month is an annual celebration of the contributions and accomplishments of Black Americans who have helped shaped our history. The 2024 theme, “African Americans and the Arts,” explores the African American influence on visual and performing arts, literature, fashion, folklore, language, film, music, architecture, culinary and other forms of cultural expression. The WWRSD celebrates Black History Month.
Ms. Calderón, Ms. Hughes, & Mrs. . Vélez attended PD on how to build a thinking classroom in math. Building Thinking K-12 Classrooms in Mathematics helps teachers implement 14 optimal practices for thinking that create an ideal setting for deep mathematics learning to occur.
On Wednesday, Mr.Deblasio's Honors Design Thinking class traveled to the American Dream Mall, where they created social media content to upload on their Instagram and TikTok accounts to help improve the mall's population. They separated into 5 groups and came up with an itinerary and marketing plan to produce up to 15 pieces of content to edit and upload. Their main goal is to help increase the mall's population, to attract more people through social media.
Great day in New York visiting the Metropolitan Museum of Art with our High School AP Art History, Advanced Art and Design, and Jewelry students.
The WWRSD is in the process of formulating a student integrity policy about ChatGPT/AI. The goal of the committee is to create and foster a policy in which all students learn and demonstrate proficiency in their skills and knowledge in an honest manner. Here are our educators working together and collaborating on what that looks like across all subjects
Students in Mrs. Maul's and Mr. Krebs' Physics class are culminating their unit on motion by investigating a car's crash worthiness. They used the engineering design process to build a paper car that could carry an egg down a ramp and protect it during a collision with a brick wall at the bottom.
Meet your 2024 Region II SuperQuiz Champs!!!
