Congratulations to Daniel Shotkin for winning a regional silver award for his short story & a regional gold award for journalism for the Scholastic Art and Writing Competition . He also won a national silver award for journalism. He was selected out of 250,000 entries.
Mrs. Kemple's AP Biology class testing the effect of pH on the enzyme, peroxidase (extracted from turnips). Students will use the color change to determine the optimal pH range for the enzyme and to indicate pH ranges that are likely to denature the enzyme.
WRMS Health teachers met with renowned expert Judy LoBianco, Executive Director of SHAPE NJ (Society of Health and Physical Educators of New Jersey) today to learn strategies for teaching the NJDOE's Health and Physical Education standards. LoBianco is among an elite group of school district leaders recognized in Education Week‘s annual Leaders To Learn From report.
Mr. Andrew Kramar will begin his position as the WWRSD Director of Technology on May 31, 2022. Mr. Kramar has a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Pennsylvania and a Master of Public Administration from New York University. He is coming to us from the Morris Plains School District, where he serves as the Director of Informational Technology and a Principal. We sincerely look forward to welcoming him to the District!
Beginning April 1, the Westwood Regional School District will pay substitute teachers $150 per day if they posses a Bachelor's Degree and $140 for 60 college credits. We will also raise our pay for sub nurses to $200 per day. Please contact HR for more information.
Class of 2023 Jr. Prom (Semi)! Great to see some normalcy and a lot of smiling faces!
Students in Mr. Chen's Physics class are colliding with physics as they study conservation of momentum. They use special bar charts to show how momentum changes in a process and use it to make sense of the math behind collisions.
Congratulations to High School student Kaitlyn Park and teacher Michelle Stoute. Kaitlyn's ceramic relief, Change, was selected for Fresh Perspectives 2022, a virtual juried art exhibit through the Morris Museum. So much talent!
AMAZING Performance last night performed by our Woodington Players! Still time to see "The Little Mermaid" tonight and Saturday night at 7:00 PM and Saturday at 2:00 PM. Thank you to our students and staff for sharing their talent with the community!
The Business Office is in the St. Patrick's Day spirit today!
Mr. Brennan's Film Studies class discussing various films for International Women's Day!
Any guesses as to what the high school's International Cuisine students were making this afternoon when Dr. Mortimer popped in?
The Woodington Players Present Disney’s The Little Mermaid March 17, 18, 19 at 7:00 PM, March 19 at 2:00 PM! Looking forward to a great show!
Students In Mrs. Martellos' Calculus class discovering pi by measuring numerous circular objects' circumference and diameter. They recorded their data and found the ratio of circumference to diameter.
The Debate Team did a great job participating in the Varsity Invitational Competition. Olivia Larsen & Marta Bystrowska broke 300 points (a new record for our team) & Olivia won 3rd place best speaker. Haley Adkins was selected to judge the championship round. Great season!
AP Environmental Science class went outside today to monitor air quality around the school using probes and test strips!
The newly organized High School Cardinal Esports Teams are making moves! We're halfway through our season and aiming to reach the Spring Playoffs. We would appreciate your support by following us on YouTube (WWHS Esports). Go Cards!
Mrs Menken's and Mrs. Maul's Physics students designed an experiment to test whether electrostatic interactions are the same as magnetic ones.
Students in Ms. Gilbert's Chemistry class use Fruit Loops to demonstrate limiting reactants.
Students in Ms. Gilbert's Chemistry class use Fruit Loops to demonstrate limiting reactants.
