Victoria Bross is seen here participating in a virtual meeting for Granite United Way where she is interning in the Public Relations Department as part of the High School Work-Based Learning Program. Victoria hopes to pursue a career in Public Relations after graduation.
Mrs. Houck and some first grade friends use various Orton Gillingham strategies for reading. Finger tapping is always fun to use with short vowels!
Katie Black, a senior participant in the daily Work Based Learning Program, is working as a manager at Dairy Queen. She is working alongside the operations manager and intends to continue managing Dairy Queen after graduation with future aspirations of owning one.
WRMS dance teacher Ms. LoBue and her students demonstrated practices reflecting the steps that artists undergo in the process of creating, performing, and responding to dance beats and rhythm
Berkeley Fifth Graders held a retirement party for the word "said". Each student came to the party prepared to say goodbye to "said" while welcoming more descriptive dialogue tags to use in their writing!
Ms. Kelly LeParc leads a parent breakfast for Brookside families. The president of the parent organization also was a featured speaker. #ELL #linguisticallygifted #BESTatBrookside
After a loooong hiatus, our High School Math Team is back to in-person contests competing in the Bergen County Math League Competition after school today! You can almost hear the gears grinding! Go Cards!
Mr. Chen leading the high school yoyo club!
June 2022, we surveyed JFG students and found they wanted a change in the lunch menu! So Ms. Henig, from Pomptonian Food Service came over to hear what can make their lunch experiences even better...or we can show them how it's done! 🤣#JustFocusonGrowing
WWRSD 1st year teachers (to the district) are working with Pascack Curriculum Consortium on the topic of communication among students and how to conquer the power of miscommunication #communicationiskey #wwrsd #wwrsdteachers #pascack #teachers
Great workshops at the NJPSA Fall Conference including one titled "It Starts Now: Preventing School Refusal by Detecting the Early Warning Signs/Implementing Early Intervention Strategies" from our Director & Assistant Director of Special Services, Ray Renshaw and Jessica Gluck.
Starting our Monday focused on sound and letter recognition! #JustFocusonGrowing
Our children can bring us sunshine even on cloudy days! #JustFocusonGrowing
Great day for the Westwood Regional High School Debate Team on Friday! We won trophies in all three categories of the competition: best judge, 2nd place best team and 3rd place best speaker overall. Go Cards!
We had a exciting Walk to School Day! A special thank you to the Westwood Police, parents, teachers and our cardinal mascot. #BESTatBrookside
Brookside enjoyed a BMX assembly sponsored by the BEST PTO to highlight our week of Respect. Fun was had by all while learning valuable tools to combat bullying. #BESTatBrookside
Hands-on learning with the distributive property of multiplication and preparing for conversations with their book buddies in 3rd grade! #JustFocusonGrowing
Check out our kindergarteners getting tech-savvy with math. Who said learning wasn't fun! #JustFocusonGrowing
What an exciting morning! Our very 1st WALK TO SCHOOL DAY was a success! Thank you to our JFG community and THANK YOU @WashTwpPolice for joining us and always keeping us safe! @walkrollschool #oneproudprincipal #JustFocusonGrowing
District Grade 1 teachers are enjoying Day #3 Training of Responsive Classroom, which includes child development and engaging learning environments. By November, all K-5 teachers will have completed Day #3 and look forward to the final day of training in January 2023.
