Happy National School Counselor week to our amazing counselors! Thank you for everything you do for our students!
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.
Our Academic Decathlon Team (WACADECA) preparing for their competition tomorrow! Good luck! Go Cards!
Students in Mr. Gunneson's Materials Science & Processing 2 class, hard at work bringing their end table designs to life.
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.
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.
First High School Ski Trip of this school year! Great to see the students enjoying themselves!
Congratulations to Mr. James Thomas on being named the Westwood High School “Governor’s Educator of the Year"! He is now eligible and given an Invitation to Apply for County Teacher of the Year. Thank you for everything you do for our students and school community!
Members of the Westwood High School Esports Team competing virtually from home! Go Cards! Thank you to our coaches, Mr. Tresvalles and Mr. Krebs!
Varsity Debate Team: CONGRATULATIONS to Grace Mohr who is having an outstanding senior season, for bringing home an award for best judge. We are so proud of the dedication and growth of all team members, and cannot wait for our next tournament! GO CARDS!!!
Mr. Chen's students are getting into the swing of things in Honors Physics learning about circular motion. Students can swing a bucket of marbles without any of them falling out. The question is, are the marbles being pushed out or pushed in?
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day celebrates the life and achievements of this influential American civil rights leader!
Students in Mr. Chen's AP Physics 2 discussed the growing trend of LED bulbs instead of incandescent bulbs. Which of these is more energy efficient? The LED bulbs were cool to the touch but the incandescent bulbs were hot!
Mrs. McKaba's Honors Chemistry students completing a lab to first create magnesium oxide and then analyze it's percent composition.
The winners of Mr. Tresvalles's Principles of Engineering classes' CO2 Dragster competition received 3D-printed trophies! Congratulations to Owen O'Malley, Luke Gutteridge, Ethan Goldfarb, Allison Ferner, Alina Abad, Adam Pack, and Alan Contreras.
Students in Ms. Hartwick's Biology classes are learning about optimal enzyme activity. To determine what conditions make enzymes work best, students are using beef liver as a model.
