Ms. Murray is working with our Structured Learning Experience (SLE) students on journaling and preparing them for taking what they learned at their internships and transferring it to the job market ! And of course working very hard on making this yearbook the best yet !!!
Day 1 of “home instruction.” Reach out to your teachers with any questions! Our counseling department is available as well! Parents please work with us in supporting and continuing your child's education! We are all in this together! Stay strong ,stay positive!
Focus on your mental health as well during this time. Get some fresh air, spend quality time with your family, stay positive!
WE MADE IT! We are pleased to report that due to the cooperation and collaboration of our entire school community, our historic transition to remote learning is officially underway. Check out our latest community update at https://www.wwrsd.org/article/208154?org=wwrsd
Mr. Thames (Social Studies Teacher) was invited to give a presentation entitled "Using the TPACK Framework to Create Engaging Student-Centered Lessons" at The AP Annual Conference held in Boston, MA from July 16-18. 2020. Good luck Mr. Thames!
Congrats to our girls basketball team! Back to back sectional state champs! Amazing atmosphere! Great crowd! Traveled to Jefferson with just as many fans as them including over 150 of our Cardinal Crazies! Love our students!
Congrats to Julia Gisler (Grade 8) and Sophia Neels (Grade 11) for being selected students of the month for February!
Ms. Mckaba's Chemistry class buring cheese puffs in their Cheese Puff Calorimetry Lab! Love the energy and enthusiasm!
Great win tonight for our girls basketball team over Ramsey. We advance in the state tournament to play on Saturday at 4:00 against Glen Rock! MVP goes to the Cardinal Crazies! Love this community! Cardinal Pride!
Sarah Jough's exhibit in our gallery titled "Explorations of the Maiko to Geiko". So much talent! Sarah is exploring her Japanese heritage through her AP sustained investigation. Her work is amazingly detailed and digitally drawn.
Thank you to Mr. Thomas who has built an impressive Academic Decathlon PROGRAM over the years! 2020: 18 awards at the state awards dinner (including some golds). 6th place overall in the state!!!! A couple school records tied or broken! Great season! Cardinal Pride!
Check out our Woodington Players! Great event to bring your kids to on March 8 from 12:00-2:00 PM! Looking forward to their performances on March 19, 20, and 21! Cardinal Pride!
Ms. Hartwick's Biology class working on creating a stop motion animation. The stop motion animation will display how chromosomes move in meiosis.
Love this! Honors/AP Art students participated in The Memory Project creating portraits of children in Nigeria. Visit https://www.memoryproject.org/ for more information about the organization
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Hosting the academic decathlon today! Super Quiz starting now! Good luck to all the teams! Go Cards!
Great job by our Woodington Players on WCTV! The Woodington Players explain it all in an interview about "Cinderella." This edition of Exit 168 will run at various times through the weekend and at WCTVNJ on Youtube. Looking forward to a great performance!
Proud to host our first debate tournament today! Congratulations to Grace Mohr for winning an award for best judge and thank you to Ms. Vallorano and Mr. Welfel for planning the event! Go Cards!!
Thank you to Dr. Gonzalez and our Board of Education for recognizing our students for achieving the rank of Eagle Scout at last night's BOE meeting!
We are proud to announce that 33 of our students satisfied the requirement to earn the New Jersey Seal of Biliteracy. The seal recognizes students who attained a high level of proficiency in one or more world languages (Italian, Spanish, French, Hebrew), in addition to English.
Students in Monsieur Welfel's French classes made colorful masks by exploring the meaning of 'Mardi Gras' and how it is celebrated throughout the world.
