9th & 10th grade students in Mrs. Scalia & Mrs. DiLuzio's history classes took a trip to the 9/11 Museum and Memorial. It was an incredible and meaningful experience that helped bring history to life. Students learned so much, asked thoughtful questions, and gained a deeper understanding of the events of September 11th and their lasting impact.
WRHS welcomes back Ashley Molina, Class of 2024 to provide a presentation for students interested in Boston College. Please see flyer for details. Students in grades 10-12, if you are interested in attending, please email kelly.riedel@wwrsd.org
Westwood Regional High School French and History students had a fantastic experience exploring The MET NYC. It was a great way for students to gain insight on the material learned in class and connect it to the real world.
December 15-19: Spirit Week. Go Cards!
Congratulations to Pam Duffus! Westwood Regional High School's New Jersey Governor’s Educator of the Year!
This outstanding recognition honors her unwavering dedication, passion, and commitment to making a difference in the lives of our students. Congratulations!
This outstanding recognition honors her unwavering dedication, passion, and commitment to making a difference in the lives of our students. Congratulations!
The Westwood Regional School District is proud to announce "Once a Cardinal, Always a Cardinal," a new initiative celebrating the deep-rooted connection between the District and its staff. This program highlights the 60 current employees who are also proud graduates of Westwood Regional Schools.
The initiative recognizes employees who have come full circle, returning to the hallways where they once learned to now lead and inspire the next generation. These dedicated individuals represent a wide range of roles, from teachers and administrators to support staff. Their collective experience totals an impressive 565+ years, showcasing a profound and enduring commitment to the community.
Thank you to our Westwood TV (WTV) for featuring some of our Once a Cardinal Staff. Check it out on WTV YouTube Channel to interviews with current Once a Cardinal Alumni/Staff at https://www.youtube.com/@WTV_NETWORK
The initiative recognizes employees who have come full circle, returning to the hallways where they once learned to now lead and inspire the next generation. These dedicated individuals represent a wide range of roles, from teachers and administrators to support staff. Their collective experience totals an impressive 565+ years, showcasing a profound and enduring commitment to the community.
Thank you to our Westwood TV (WTV) for featuring some of our Once a Cardinal Staff. Check it out on WTV YouTube Channel to interviews with current Once a Cardinal Alumni/Staff at https://www.youtube.com/@WTV_NETWORK
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!
WWRHS National Honor Society students came together to create holiday cards for seniors in a local Alzheimer’s care home. The students really enjoyed knowing their creativity and kindness will bring a little extra joy to someone’s holiday season. Go Cards!
Mr. DeBlasio’s Honors Design Thinking class made their first trip to the American Dream mall to meet “Company X” which was revealed as Dreamworks Waterpark. The students received a detailed tour and overview of the facility where they had the opportunity to take notes and ask questions to the park’s director, Marena Thompson. Before the tour’s end, they were given the challenge of designing ways that the Dreamworks Waterpark can enhance guest experience and attendance while also growing revenue. Let’s see what Mr. Deblasio’s class can come up with! Amazing experience for our students!
Ms. Murray and Mrs. Hargadon recently visited the Bergen County Technical Schools Adult and Continuing Education Division, whose mission is to provide county-based, cost-effective vocational and technical programs for postsecondary students through both day and evening courses. If you are interested in the trades, this school offers fantastic opportunities in Cosmetology, CAD, Electrical, Plumbing, HVAC, and many other career paths.
Save the Date: Class of 2030 Incoming Grade 9 Open House at Westwood Regional High School on January 12, 2206 @ 6;30pm. See letter for details
Save the Date Class of 2027: Junior Family Night for Students and Parents hosted by the Westwood Regional HS Counseling Department on January 8th at 6:30pm. See letter for more information.
Our WRHS School Counseling document has been updated with 2 letters for high school students/parents. Please copy link and/or check your Genesis Portal for the letter: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Xoy33KMaEnenB67BXmTtGd-KaJAcH2v2GKz4KnEcP5k/edit?usp=sharing
To our incredible parents and students—Happy Thanksgiving! This season reminds us of the importance of community, and I am truly thankful for each of you. I hope you enjoy time with loved ones and return refreshed after the break.
Ms. Murray recently visited Eastwick College in Nutley, NJ, where she learned about the variety of programs they offer. She also met with a PSEG representative to learn about the many opportunities available through their organization.
Today our TV Production and Film Production students had the incredible opportunity to learn from Brendan O’Melia, Emmy Award–Winning TV Producer and Senior Producer for All In with Chris Hayes on MSNBC (now MS Now).
He shared industry insights, career advice, and stories that truly inspired our aspiring filmmakers and storytellers.
Thank you, Mr. O’Melia, for investing in the next generation of media creators at Westwood Regional High School!
He shared industry insights, career advice, and stories that truly inspired our aspiring filmmakers and storytellers.
Thank you, Mr. O’Melia, for investing in the next generation of media creators at Westwood Regional High School!
Chemistry students visited the Bergen County Utilities Authority. The students observed how wastewater is treated and were exposed to hands-on experiences with chemical and biological processes, which connected classroom concepts to real-world applications, and highlighted the importance of water conservation and sustainability. Our students gained insights into career paths, the practical challenges of water treatment, and the link between human actions, pollution, and public health.
High School Physics students get to experience the joy of flying at iFLY. Students fly in the state of the art wind tunnel at terminal velocity to defy gravity using the power of high speed air!
The High School Environmental Club had their fall clean up at Woodcliff Lake today. We recovered approximately 1,072 pounds of garbage from the reservoir!
Grade 9/10 Parent + Student Presentation on November 19th at 6:30pm, WRHS Hurley Theater. Please review to the letter updated in our Counseling One Document. We encourage all to attend!
