Grades 10-12

College Admissions Counselors Visits begin September 11th throughout November 2025.

We would like to inform and encourage you to sign up for college admissions representative visits available in Naviance. College admissions counselors visit Westwood Regional High School throughout September, October and November to meet and speak with our students.

These visits offer valuable opportunities for students in grades 10–12 to explore potential colleges in a familiar setting. They allow students to learn directly from admissions representatives about academic programs, campus life, and the application process. Attending helps students ask personalized questions, make connections with admissions staff, and begin to envision their post-secondary path—whether they’re just starting to explore or narrowing down their list of schools.

When you attend a college admissions visit at WRHS, we ask that you:
Communicate early with your teacher that you have a visit scheduled for a particular date/time and would like to be excused. Ideally, you should not be missing an assessment to attend a visit.

If you miss a class for a visit, please know that your attendance will be taken during the visit. Failure to take place in the college visit while missing class will result in a “cut” from that class.

Be respectful and ask appropriate questions during the college visit.

4 months ago, Kelly Riedel
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Thank you to Mr. Fritz and our Chamber Singers for bringing some holiday cheer to the high school! Happy Holidays!!!!
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We had a nice turnout of students attend today's session. Thank you Ashley Molina for taking time over your winter break to share your firsthand experiences at Boston College with our current students.
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Sergeant Keller with United States Marine Corps will visit Westwood Regional High School on Tuesday, January 13, 2026.
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Thank you to the High School Student Council for organizing our Winter Pep Rally! Go Cards!
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WRHS welcomes back Ashley Molina, Class of 2024 to provide a presentation for students interested in Boston College. Please see flyer for details. Students in grades 10-12, if you are interested in attending, please email kelly.riedel@wwrsd.org
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Class of 2026 Scholarships
Please start to search for scholarships in Naviance. Most of the local scholarships get updated starting in February/March, but there are several other scholarships under the "scholarship search" category available to view now. Instructions:

Go to “Colleges” across the top of the screen in Naviance
“Scholarship Search” (under Scholarships & Money)
Click on “Match and Filter”

Click on “Scholarship Requirements” and scroll down to “Counselor Categories” and search Categories (Some top categories are: Updated for 2025-2026, Local/for WRHS Students, Bergen County…)

Please do not forget to check regularly and feel free to stop in to the School Counseling Office if you have any questions.


4 days ago, Kelly Riedel
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Class of 2026 Scholarship Opportunity:
The Orpheus Club Men’s Chorus, organized and singing since 1909, is again pleased to offer our Roland L. Meyer $2,000 scholarship this Spring to a high school senior who will pursue music at an institution of higher learning.

The Orpheus Club also administers the $1,000 Harriet and Edward Levy Memorial Scholarship Award. Students need not apply separately for these awards as winners are chosen from the same pool of applicants. The application and instructions are on our website, www.ridgewoodorpheusclub.org, select the “Scholarship” tab from the menu bar.

The deadline for applications is March 7, 2026, and we plan to announce the winners on or about April 7, 2026


4 days ago, Kelly Riedel
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AP Biology students are conducting the animal behavior lab. They are recording the movement of pill bugs in a choice chamber to determine if they are attracted or repelled by either stimulus, water or vinegar, on the cotton balls. If they spend more time near the cotton balls it could indicate a positive chemotaxis or if they are repelled, it would be a negative chemotaxis, If neither occur, then their movement would just be kinesis or "random". They will calculate the average number of pill bugs per chamber over a 10 minute time interval. They will then calculate standard deviation and standard error of the mean before drawing conclusions.
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Save the Date: January 29, 2026.
The Westwood Regional High School Counseling Department invites Class of 2027 to attend an Option II Program.

This evening is designed to provide important information regarding Option II programs for the 2026–2027 school year, including eligibility, application requirements, timelines, and expectations. A letter will follow on Genesis when we return from holiday break.
5 days ago, Kelly Riedel
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The first Bergen County Youth Task Force Meeting is set for January!
High school students are invited to join and work alongside their peers to create a healthier Bergen County for all residents.

When: Wednesday, January 28 from 6-8pm
Where: Paramus Public Library, 116 E Century Rd, Paramus, NJ 07652
Register for free - see flyer for QR code
Questions? Contact Madie Jones at mjones@pipnj.org.

7 days ago, Kelly Riedel
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9th & 10th grade students in Mrs. Scalia & Mrs. DiLuzio's history classes took a trip to the 9/11 Museum and Memorial. It was an incredible and meaningful experience that helped bring history to life. Students learned so much, asked thoughtful questions, and gained a deeper understanding of the events of September 11th and their lasting impact.
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WRHS welcomes back Ashley Molina, Class of 2024 to provide a presentation for students interested in Boston College. Please see flyer for details. Students in grades 10-12, if you are interested in attending, please email kelly.riedel@wwrsd.org
7 days ago, Kelly Riedel
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Westwood Regional High School French and History students had a fantastic experience exploring The MET NYC. It was a great way for students to gain insight on the material learned in class and connect it to the real world.

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December 15-19: Spirit Week. Go Cards!
9 days ago, Frank Connelly
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Congratulations to Pam Duffus! Westwood Regional High School's New Jersey Governor’s Educator of the Year!
This outstanding recognition honors her unwavering dedication, passion, and commitment to making a difference in the lives of our students. Congratulations!
11 days ago, Frank Connelly
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The Westwood Regional School District is proud to announce "Once a Cardinal, Always a Cardinal," a new initiative celebrating the deep-rooted connection between the District and its staff. This program highlights the 60 current employees who are also proud graduates of Westwood Regional Schools.

The initiative recognizes employees who have come full circle, returning to the hallways where they once learned to now lead and inspire the next generation. These dedicated individuals represent a wide range of roles, from teachers and administrators to support staff. Their collective experience totals an impressive 565+ years, showcasing a profound and enduring commitment to the community.

Thank you to our Westwood TV (WTV) for featuring some of our Once a Cardinal Staff. Check it out on WTV YouTube Channel to interviews with current Once a Cardinal Alumni/Staff at https://www.youtube.com/@WTV_NETWORK
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Great job by our High School's Concert Band, Wind Ensemble, Concert Choir, and Chamber Singers at last night's concert! Thank you Mr. Pena and Mr. Fritz for everything you do!
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WWRHS National Honor Society students came together to create holiday cards for seniors in a local Alzheimer’s care home. The students really enjoyed knowing their creativity and kindness will bring a little extra joy to someone’s holiday season. Go Cards!
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Mr. DeBlasio’s Honors Design Thinking class made their first trip to the American Dream mall to meet “Company X” which was revealed as Dreamworks Waterpark. The students received a detailed tour and overview of the facility where they had the opportunity to take notes and ask questions to the park’s director, Marena Thompson. Before the tour’s end, they were given the challenge of designing ways that the Dreamworks Waterpark can enhance guest experience and attendance while also growing revenue. Let’s see what Mr. Deblasio’s class can come up with! Amazing experience for our students!
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