Great job by our High School's Concert Band, Wind Ensemble, Concert Choir, and Chamber Singers at last night's concert! Thank you Mr. Pena and Mr. Fritz for everything you do!
Prepare for tomorrow- TODAY! Our high school counseling department has begun the first step in the junior year timeline starting today and tomorrow. The next step is attend the Junior Evening Presentation on January 8th. A letter was emailed earlier this month with more information. Please refer to the timeline for what's ahead.
🎉👏 Congratulations to our Westwood Regional School District Teachers of the Year and Educational Support Professionals of the Year! 🌟 Your dedication, passion, and hard work inspire our students and community every day. Thank you for making a difference! #GEOY #WestwoodPride #ExcellenceInEducation
Angeline Rodriguez, a senior in the High School Work Based Learning Program, is interning at Kristin Dahls Ladies Boutique where she has been learning about the fashion and marketing industry. Angeline plans on studying fashion and marketing in college. Great experience!
Starting with the Class of 2025, parents/students may either complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or be exempted from the requirement in accordance with procedures outlined in the law. This is a graduation requirement. For more information, check your email for a senior letter outlining next steps. You can also visit: https://www.nj.gov/education/finaid_waiver.shtml
Congratulations to our High School Governor's Educator of the Year: Jen Lifrieri (Spanish/Special Education) and our Educational Services Professional of the Year: Frank Armstrong (Athletic Trainer). Thank you for everything you do for our students and community.
Feelings don’t take a holiday break, and neither does 2NDFLOOR. ‘Tis the season for 24/7 mental health support! During the holidays and every day, we are here to support New Jersey youth. 2NDFLOOR app is anonymous, confidential, free and available 24/7/365. You can access at www.2NDFLOOR.org/download.
Mrs. Martello assesses her Geometry students as they enter the classroom on the names of the angle pairs formed by two lines cut by a transversal.
The Bergen County Prevention Coalition is offering a free program, Hidden in Plain Sight, on January 22nd at 7: 30pm. For more information, please refer to flyer for contact email and QR code.
Dr. Calderón had the honor to be invited to witness these talented students present their work on the History of Native Americans. Their dedication to learning English as a second language under Senora Cardona's instruction is admirable. She continues to encourage and support these young learners by empowering them to become future leaders and always reach for the stars. Great work!
Save the Date- January 8, 2025-Class of 2026 School Counseling Presentation. Please check your email for a letter with details. We look forward to seeing our students and parents in attendance this evening.
Jamie Petrov, a senior in the high school Work-Based Learning Program, is shadowing at Banyan High School which provides a structured curriculum focusing on academic and social needs. Jamie will pursue a career as a social worker after high school.
Happy Thanksgiving! Enjoy the Day!!!!
High School theater students saw the highly anticipated film Wicked. Following the movie, the students led discussion groups critiquing the film and compared it to the live production.
Lincoln Tech visiting the high school today to meet with students. Grades 10,11,12: Log into your Naviance account to see the list of colleges/trade schools that will be visiting over the next few months. See your counselor if you have any questions.
Theothoros Douma assists at the Ramsey Water Department as part of the High School Work-Based Learning Program. He attends his job five days a week, where he learns the inner workings of the water department. Great program to support our students!
Great performance of "Little Women" last night by our Woodington Players! Still some shows left on November 22, 23 @ 7:00 PM and November 23 @ 2:00 PM.
Mr. Krebs' High School Physics class making roller coasters to look at motion, speed, and acceleration of a marble going down a track.
The High School's Varsity Debate team swept the third tournament of the season by taking home awards in all 3 categories! A big congratulations to Leah Tatis, who took home an award for best judge! Captains Angel Morales and Daniel Shotkin won first place best team, and also took home best speaker awards, with Dan as the day’s first-place speaker, and Angel winning second-place speaker. The team continues to excitedly prepare for the fourth tournament of the season which will take place on home-turf, here at Westwood Regional HS, in December. Go Cards!
Students from the High School TV and Film classes visited WCTV’s studio at town hall for a hands-on introduction to community television production. Students operated cameras and handled control room tasks. Great experience for our students.
