The High School Safe Driving Club attended Six Flags for the U Got Brains competition! Go Cards!
Congrats to our Westwood Regional High School FC 1 Rocket League team on placing second in the PlayVS Eastern Regionals. Go Cards!
Great job by Westwood Regional High School students who participated in Relay for Life @ Pascack Valley High School. They raised over $1,000.00! Go Cards!
Dr. Mykee Fowlin did a presentation to all high school students on the importance of accepting and recognizing our differences.
So much talent at the High School's STEAM Expo! It is still open tonight from 6:00-8:00 p.m. in the Upper Gym. Free admission! There will be a bake sale, jewelry sale, virtual reality demo, and senior portfolio exhibits. Come see the work of our highly talented students.
2022 Spring Concert! Amazing performance by our High School Concert Band, Concert Choir, Wind Ensemble, and Chamber Singers! Thank you Mr. Pena and Mr. Fritz!
Over 50 Juniors attended a workshop offered by our guidance department on
Navigating Common App. This workshop was designed to give students a head start on their college applications by creating a Common App account and going through each step of the application process.
Congratulations to Junior Nathanael Gunawan who participated in Regeneron International Science & Engineering Fair (ISEF) 2022 this year and won a 2nd place award from The Patent and Trademark Office Society. Great accomplishment!
Daniel Lin, Chris Vallerio, Danielle Vinagre & Melanie Robles joined together to sing the National Anthem at the annual VetFest event in Wayne. Vet Fest is a music festival to raise money to help support homeless Veterans served by Community Hope. Cardinal Pride!
Looking forward to our STEAM EXPO (Our annual art, engineering, and science exhibit). This is always a great event to showcase the many talents of our students and staff!
French & ESL students went on a trip to visit the Statue of Liberty/Ellis island, serving as the nation's major immigration station from 1892 to 1924. Everyone had an opportunity to visit the pedestal & learned of the struggles that foreigners went through when entering America.
Great turn out to celebrate and pay tribute to Westwood's own “Coach” Roscoe Draper's 103rd birthday. He was a Tuskegee Airman who valiantly defended the United States during World War II. A true Hero in our own backyard! Cardinal Pride!
So proud of the Westwood Regional High School Class of 2022! Cardinal Pride!
Students in International Cuisine enjoying a Turkish feast together!
Happy National School Nurse Day to two of the best! Thank you Mrs. Sullivan and Mrs. McConnell for all you do for our students and staff!
Students in Mr. Chen's Physics class are competing to see who is the most powerful by studying energy in physics. It all comes down to how quickly they can transform their internal energy into gravitational potential energy.
Happy Mother's Day everyone! Enjoy the day, you deserve it!
Mr. DePeri’s class toasted with Capri Suns to the completion of their AP Computer Science Test!
How awesome is this! This hero is a Westwood Resident! This is true CARDINAL PRIDE!!!!
Save the Date: Join us on May 14 for a Fly-By & Drive Thru to celebrate Tuskegee hero Roscoe "Coach" Draper's 103rd birthday. Please join us on Saturday May 14, when many of his friends and admirers will celebrate this pioneering black aviator's milestone with a unique tribute in the roads and skies of New Jersey. The Roscoe Draper Chapter of the Black Pilots of America (BPA) warmly invites aviators of all backgrounds to join us in an Honor Flight over Draper's Westwood, NJ home on May 14 at 12 Noon. Coach's aerial salute will be complimented by a caravan of well-wishers, doing a drive-thru tribute. The Philadelphia-based Roscoe Draper Chapter of the BPA (http://roscoedraper.net) is sponsoring this events.
A little about Roscoe Draper
Roscoe Draper is best known for being one of 10 black instructors who taught the illustrious Tuskegee Airmen to fly during World War II. During that time, He was given the nickname "Coach" from the "Red Tails" he instructed who admired his demanding but inspiring teaching style. That well-deserved approbation stuck with him through a long lifetime of teaching aspiring black aviators, as well as anyone else who sought out his counsel.
After helping break the "color barrier" during WW II, he worked for the US Postal Service and the FAA in several capacities, including Pilot Examiner and Accident Investigator. Throughout those years, Draper taught many students to fly, with a focus on encouraging more black men and women to seek careers as pilots. In fact, Draper remained an active Flight Instructor well into his nineties and his passion for sharing the gift of flight with future generations of aspiring pilots of all races remains strong as he approaches his 103rd birthday.
Click on the following link for more information: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1X37bYiQcKSQl4rixG1Ce82sV-GtN303z79JM1lvPQYE/edit
The High School Student of the Month for April is senior Erin Luhrs nominated by Mrs. Keller! Congratulations Erin!
