The Westwood Regional art teachers are proud to present the WWRSD has heART Finalists! Thank you to our amazing teachers, this is the 10th year doing this! So many talented students! The show will be on display from Feb. 7-19 at the Westwood Gallery, located at 10 Westwood Ave.
The High School February Student of the Month is Mia Heid, Grade 11, nominated by Ms. Olivia Polzer! Congratulations Mia!
Painting the set and getting ready for our Spring Performance of "The Little Mermaid" on March 17, 18, and 19. Looking forward to a great show!
Ms. Gilbert's Chemistry students conduct a lab exploring the concept of counting substances through massing them.
Big thanks to the Brookside PTO for hosting our annual book fair!
Yesterday, Fifth Graders created dancing dragons after learning about traditions and celebrations with the start of the Lunar New Year. (February 1, 2022 is the most important day in the Chinese calendar.)
Third graders were very excited to welcome parents via Zoom this afternoon to help them celebrate the completion of their nonfiction reports!
Brookside kindergarteners are practicing their independent reading skills. Read the words, read the pictures and retell the story to yourself.
JFG third-graders celebrate their nonfiction writing the best way they know how...with their peers! Post-it compliments from friends offered a true focus on their strengths to become better writers!
Our Academic Decathlon Team (WACADECA) preparing for their competition tomorrow! Good luck! Go Cards!
Fifth graders analyzed this quote for thegreatkindnesschallenge.com and ways to continue to incorporate positive character traits into our everyday lives.
Brookside students know that kindness "ties" us together as we continue the #GreatKindnessChallenge this week!
Students in Mr. Gunneson's Materials Science & Processing 2 class, hard at work bringing their end table designs to life.
Brookside students know that kindness "ties" us together as we continue the #GreatKindnessChallenge this week! Keep doing those acts of kindness from the GKC checklist!
Students in Mr. Krebs' Physics class were tasked with making a car out of only paper and glue. The goal was to use specific safety features to protect an egg from the force of crashing into a wall.
Seniors in international cuisine making homemade pasta for their Italy unit.
We kicked off The Great Kindness Challenge and transformed JFG into K.I.N.D Headquarters! Our JFG Cardinals were on a mission - start completing as many acts of kindness on the GKC checklist as they can! We have a week of missions ahead and we know they can do it!
Just a tiny example of what can happen when a school community sticks together! Challenges can only make us stronger! Looking forward to celebrating the best of 100 days and many more to come! #oneproudprincipal
Mrs. Keller's photo classes are currently learning about different properties and characteristics of light while photographing still life objects and portraits in the photography studio.
What are equivalent fractions? Fourth graders use fraction tiles (digital math manipulatives via brainingcamp.com) to find out!
