Looking forward to our Woodington Players Performance of Twelve Angry Jurors on November 12, 13, and 15 at 7:00 PM and November 15 at 2:00 PM.
Our Student Assistance Counselor partnered with Bright and Beautiful Therapy Dogs. Thank you to these dogs for brightening our students' day before a long weekend.
Thank you to Bright and Beautiful Therapy Dogs for making our students and staff at the high school smile! Go Cards!
Save the Date: November 17 VIRTUAL Parent Presentation by Timothy Shoemaker @6:30pm. Please see flyer to scan QR Code to register.
https://timothyshoemaker.com/
https://timothyshoemaker.com/
Save the Date: Grade 9/10 Parent + Student Presentation on November 19th at 6:30pm, WRHS Hurley Theater. Please review to the letter updated in our Counseling One Document. We encourage all to attend!
Mohammed Abboud is part of the Work-Based Learning (WBL) Program at the H.S. He is gaining hands-on experience working in his family’s jewelry business, learning the ins and outs of the jewelry and watch industry. After high school, he plans to continue his family’s legacy. This is another great example of how every student has their own unique path and journey. WBL provides valuable opportunities for students to explore their interests and future careers.
Save the Date: Bergen County Prevention Coalition + Children's Aid and Family Services are hosting Hidden in Plain Sight on November 18th at 7pm. Use the QR code below to register
On Tuesday, October 28th, Mrs. Amy Grossman and Mrs. Pamela Duffus presented at the Art Educators of New Jersey’s statewide conference in Princeton, showcasing our district’s “Neighborhood Expressions” initiative - a collaborative K-12 program connecting students and community through art. By sharing this project with educators across New Jersey, they showcased our district’s creative approach to arts education and reflected the outstanding talent and professionalism of our VPA team. Congratulations and thank you to Mrs. Grossman and Mrs. Duffus!
Love our annual Pre-K Halloween parade! Best part of the day!!!!
Gerard Lara is placed at Motion Physical Therapy in Suffern, where he participates in our Work-Based Learning Program. He is shadowing physical therapists and plans to study nursing in the future. Great experience for our students!
Thank you to Dr. McQueeney and the Board of Education for recognizing our 35 students who were were added to the 2025 College Board National Recognition Program as well as two students recognized as commended students in the National Merit Scholarship Program.
Ms. Murray, Work Based Learning Coordinator, has shared Home Depot's Path to Pro program. Please check it out on their website. It will also be included in next month's counseling newsletter. https://www.pathtopro.com/free-training/
Bright and Beautiful Therapy Dogs- November 5th during lunch in the courtyard
Take a break and spend time with some gentle, loving pups! Trained to provide comfort and support, they’re here to help you relax, de-stress, and enjoy some warm, furry companionship
Take a break and spend time with some gentle, loving pups! Trained to provide comfort and support, they’re here to help you relax, de-stress, and enjoy some warm, furry companionship
The Woodington Players stopped by WCTV last night to talk about their upcoming fall play, 12 Angry Jurors! The interview will be broadcast at 8a, 12noon, 4p and 8p on Thursday, Oct. 30 and Nov. 1 on Verizon Ch. 24, and Optimum Ch. 77. Looking forward to a great performance!
Students in Mr. Tresvalles's High School Materials Science & Processing classes are reviving some of the school's wooden furniture as part of an upcycling project!
TOMORROW: The Westwood Regional High School Counseling Department would like to invite you to attend our annual financial aid presentation on October 30, 2025 at 6:30pm. This presentation will be delivered virtually and recorded. Our program is presented by Ed Zamora with Principia Prep. Please refer to the letter posted on Genesis to register in advance for this webinar. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.
On Saturday, October 25, Westwood Regional H.S. art and design students attended National Portfolio Day at the Jacob Javitz Center in NYC with Mrs. Duffus! They listened to critiques from college admissions reps, asked questions, and discovered how to refine their portfolios.
Ms. Avendano’s Honors Physics classes conducted two experiments to explore the concepts of Free Fall and apply the kinematic equations they learned. They used the stomp rockets to calculate the initial velocity provided by their stomps and how high their rockets reached.
In August, Mr. Vivino shared a new partnership between the SFC and Lukin Center with our school counseling department. This partnership brings mental health and performance support to 100+ high schools across New Jersey Ms. Mangione, Student Assistance Counselor, took the lead on bringing the Lukin Center to WRHS grade 11 students this week. A special thanks to Jessica Colucci, LPC, NCC. Director of Sports Performance, Psychotherapist for presenting to our juniors.
Mr. Krebs Physics class pushing bowling balls on a smooth floor for the purpose of "feeling" how exerting an unbalanced force on an object can change the object's motion.
