Beautiful Artwork from Mrs. Keller's Photography class! In a time of student identities being hidden behind masks, this assignment is being used to show off the things that make each student unique.
Ms. Gilbert demonstrates the flame test lab for her chemistry class. The flame test shows you the characteristic colors certain metal ions burn.
Ms. Ondrof’s English Classes learned about the mystery genre by participating in a murder mystery simulation that featured Westwood teachers as suspects in a crime.
The Woodington Players are blocking scenes for the Fall Shakespeare Showcase and are getting ready for a recorded performance, including scenes from Macbeth, As You Like It, Hamlet, and A Midsummer Night's Dream. Can't wait to see it!
Happy Veterans Day to all who served! THANK YOU!!!!
WWRSD and CarePlus Present: Mental Health & Coping with the Challenges of a Pandemic.
Join us on November 17 at 7 PM via https://zoom.us/j/92079129937?pwd=UlJSRGFqZ3NmUm9KbHFVNEFYSC9EZz09
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Mz5dZPWoCxt3rjL8Ihf25nWG37azYOHH4_LJF8fl52s/edit?ts=5faab10f#slide=id.p
Latest footage of the Middle School expansion project. Check it out online at https://youtu.be/ADEWUAPLiIQ
The high school ELA Department worked with Dr. Kim Parker, an award winning Equity and Literacy specialist. Friday’s topic included discussing race and racism with students.
The October Cardinal Connection is now available. Click the CORRECTED link to check it out
https://sites.google.com/wwrsd.org/cardinal-connections/cardinal-connection/october-2020
Professor Don Dutkowsky from Syracuse University meeting with Mr. Thames' SUPA Economics class! He was happy with the course progress online and the student's level of conversation and engagement during the class.
The Westwood debate team was proud to participate in our first virtual tournament! The meet provided a positive learning experience for all involved. We are all very excited for this season! Go Cards!
Dylan Mund, a 2018 Westwood Graduate and current Junior at Monmouth University, talking to Mrs. VanGieson's Entrepreneurship class about his startup clothing company.
Love the High School Campus in the Fall! Find the beauty in each day. Stay Positive! Cardinal Pride!
So proud of our students, staff, and community! Cardinal Pride!!!!!
In an abundance of caution and to lower the transmission potential in our school community, WWRSD will transition to remote instruction for 2weeks and will resume in person instruction on Nov. 2. For more details and info click
https://www.wwrsd.org/article/328560?org=wwrsd
Ms. Tonda's class live streaming a Geometry lesson on logic and reasoning. She did an introductory activity on conditional statements where students followed a set of directions to create a picture. Students shared their work both from home and in class.
Students in Mr. Gunneson's Materials Science & Processes class are fabricating a prototype of a plexiglass divider for the shop tables. This prototype will be a full-sized cardboard model of the divider based on the students' own research and designs.
Mrs. Menken's Physics class learned how to accurately use a stopwatch to collect data for timed runs. They organized the data, created & compared distance-time graphs for different travel modes.
Ms. Huber’s in-class and remote (via Zoom) US II students simultaneously engaging in a Progressive Era playlist activity!
Mr. Welfel’s French in-person and virtual students were excited to connect with our sister school in Montpellier, France. Everyone did a phenomenal job holding spontaneous conversations about our new school environment. A great way to gain insight about our interconnected world!
