Mrs. Rattacasa's Geometry class constructed parallel lines using a compass and straightedge. Then they used angle pair converse theorems to prove that the lines were parallel.
Mrs. Meindl’s 8th grade science classes were tasked with creating a balloon powered car out of recycled household material. They were to incorporate Newton’s Third Law of Motion; for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction to power their car.
Students in Forensics class are performing Solvent Tests and Stain Tests to compare different fibers. The purpose of this lab is to use the tests to identify an Unknown Fiber.
Mr. Miller's Material Science class have been tasked with creating a singular object of their choice from a limited about of specific dimensionalized lumber!
Students in Mrs. Sommerville's Biology class used whiteboards to formulate the function of a gene as it relates to protein synthesis. They combined ideas from a lab activity, video, and article to strengthen a model of protein synthesis.
Students in Mr. Tresvalles's 8th grade Engineering class are applying the Engineering Design Process through constant prototyping, redesign, and iteration of paper airplanes in a test of accuracy!
Applied Technology students learned about careers in Project Management. A speaker from Oestreicher Construction in New York City explained the many people and processes needed to make buildings, hospitals, schools, and commercial spaces.
Impressive photos by Mrs. Keller's Digital Photography students displayed at last night's Board of Education Meeting! Thank you to Stone Mill Gardens for allowing our students to walk over and photograph your business!
Great workshop this morning titled "Fostering Mental Wellness with a Closer Study of Student Anxiety". Thank you to the Bergen County Principal/Supervisors Association for sponsoring the event!
Always great hosting our local senior citizens for a sneak preview of our Fall Play (Peter & the Starcatcher) and some delicious treats prepared by our culinary students!
Westwood Regional jewelry and AP students participate in a SCAD pop up Jewelry workshop in SOHO during NYC Jewelry Week.
Senior Deepa Remy, a student in our Structured Learning Experience Program, is interning at Englewood Hospital and Medical Center. She is working in the Physical and Occupational Therapy Departments!
Looking forward to a great performance of Peter and the Starcatcher this Thursday, Friday, and Saturday @ 7:00 PM!
Students in Mr. Tresvalles' Architectural & Industrial Design II class are using AutoCAD to design floor plans to make large-scale entertainment venues, like an arts theater, a sports stadium, and conference halls!
Mr. Chen's AP Physics class are feeling the heat as they create their own observational experiments to study thermodynamics. They utilize a special camera that allows them to "see" energy transfer through heating and how this varies in different objects and methods of heating.
Students making styrofoam "mock ups" of car designs in Mr. Patel's Principles of Engineering class. They will become final wooden prototypes that will be tested during an in class race!
Pat Verile, a Berkeley College Representative, spoke to the Finance & Programming classes. He delivered an informative presentation on banking, economics & artificial intelligences, intertwining examples of real life experiences!
AP Chemistry is at it again and now turns their attention to exactly how different factors will affect the reaction rate of the reaction between hydrochloric acid and calcium carbonate!
Ms. Sciortino's Math 8 class graphing linear equations!.
LGBTQ+ Workshop for parents and students! Tonight @ 7:00 PM in Hurley!
