Thank you to our student council for planning a great Pep Rally tonight! Cardinal Pride!
JFG Open House was a success! Our doors couldn't open fast enough to welcome our families and students to witness the amazing happenings behind our walls! The teachers did an amazing job and the excitement was felt throughout our "home!"
Mr. Collis' U.S. History I Classes visited the Seven Chimneys House in Washington Township. The house was a place for fugitive slaves to seek refuge in the Underground Railroad prior to the Civil War and it is considered the oldest home in Washington Township.
Emily Chevrier has been awarded the SILVER level Graduating Seniors Award which recognizes the hard work of student athletes who have participated in figure skating throughout high school. Congratulations Emily!
Nothing better than a visit at the high school from Colonel, our therapy dog!
Over 40 high school students braved the cold weather today to participate in the Environmental Club's annual clean up of the Woodcliff Lake Reservoir! Go Cards!
Cardinals giving back! Over 100 high school students and staff donated to our annual blood drive today! Thank you to Mrs. Sullivan, our school nurse, and our National Honor Society students, under the direction of Mrs. Wren, for helping to make it a success! Cardinal Pride!
Congratulations WRSD Music Department! Best Communities for Music Education Award for the 9th consecutive year!
https://www.nammfoundation.org/
Students in Mr. Chen's Physics class are egg-cited to show off their egg drop containers that will hopefully allow an egg to survive a fall from the 2nd floor onto a sensor. Using the sensor, they can measure how much force the ground exerts on the egg.
Mr. Welfel’s 9th Grade French students took part in a trip to FDU to see a spectacular reenactment of Beauty and the Beast. A great portrayal of finding your inner self, kindness over superficial qualities, and to never falter.
So True!!!!!
Students in Mr. Gunneson's Materials Science and Processing 2 class learning how to prep a door and install a lockset.
H.S. students attended a powerful workshop presented by Alumni in Recovery. They are composed of young adults who are living in recovery who strive to heighten awareness, hope, & resources by sharing their personal stories with addiction and how they overcame them.
Congratulations to all of our students inducted into the various Content Area National Honor Societies! Thank you to our amazing staff for all of their support! Cardinal Pride!
Students in Mr. Tresvalles's High School Reverse Engineering class using Xacto Knives to repurpose and renew cardboard into physical models that they previously designed using the 3D modeling program TinkerCAD!
Miss Katzin's Kindergarten Class is learning about communities. Where will the baby chicks visit over spring break?
Thank you to Mr. Bill DeMott who sent a very powerful message to high school students today regarding the decisions they make. On October 10th, 2015 Keri Anne DeMott was killed by a multiple DUI offender while driving home. She was only 20 years old, and was dedicated to serving her community and sharing positivity and kindness wherever she went. She was studying Sociology at the University of Central Florida in the hopes of becoming a social worker and helping children and families in need. The Keri Anne DeMott Foundation was started by the DeMott family in 2016 to honor Keri's memory and to share her story with the primary goal of one day ending drunk, impaired, and distracted driving. As the foundation has grown the DeMott's have realized that every decision we make in life matters, not just the ones we make while behind the wheel. Whether it's at school, work, home, church, or anywhere else in between, we all face decisions on a daily basis that will shape who we are and effect every single person we come into contact with. Today Keri's life and legacy is shared with students, law enforcement, first responders, and people of all ages as a reminder of how powerful and important our decisions are. We all have the ability to be a positive influence in our communities, and together we can create a better world just like Keri had imagined doing herself.
https://thekeriannedemottfoundation.com/
The High School National Honor Society is pleased to bring back our annual blood drive! On Monday, April 18, 2022 from 8am-2pm students and staff will be able to donate at our mobile location outside the front of the high school.
Everyone belongs!
Ms. McKaba's Forensic Science class extracting DNA from a strawberry to further their understanding of the process of DNA extraction as well as DNA structure.
