Congratulations JPAC for your incredible performances of "Mary Poppins"! We are so proud of this talented group and the supportive staff and students who came out to watch.
6th Grade Science students reusing trash and recyclable materials from home to create new uses for them.
Middle School teachers had a blast playing musical chairs with "Stand Tall Steve". The competition was fierce!
A big thank you to "Stand Tall Steve" who hosted our motivational rally. Steve reminded us of the importance of being prepared, working as a team, and having confidence. These are all great tips for the upcoming NJSLA. We even got to brush up on our YMCA moves!
Westwood School Counseling invites Middle and High School Parents to "Parent's Guide to Understanding School Avoidance”
When: Wednesday, April 24th at 6:30pm
Where: https://meet.google.com/cgg-nvvf-svc?authuser=0
Middle School JPAC made their way down to each of the elementary schools. Come see "Mary Poppins Junior" and get a taste for the fun offerings available to students at the Middle School!
Middle school students continue to show appreciation for the faculty/staff. Check out these heartfelt posters they made for Paraprofessional Appreciation Day and Assistant Principal Appreciation Day! We have an incredible team!
Westwood Regional School Counseling Quarter 3 District Newsletter is available to view. You can access the newsletter on our district school counseling website or using the link copied here: https://shorturl.at/yEFV4
Thank you to our school counselors for their contributions.
Congratulations to Mrs. Androulakis and Ms. Fabrocini for being selected as the middle school representatives of the Bergen County Education Specialist of the Year Award. We are grateful for you!
Thank you to our Spanish teachers who organized an incredible field trip to see a Flamenco Ballet show! What a great experience!
Our WRMS School Counseling Department received the Grief Sensitive Schools Designation this week. We thank New York Life and Coalition to Support Grieving Students. The Grief-Sensitive Schools Initiative (GSSI) seeks to better equip educators to care for grieving students by introducing GrievingStudents.org and other grief resources.
Spring weather brings photography outdoors at the middle school!
We would like to take a moment to CONGRATULATE one of our own!! CONGRATULATIONS CAITLIN FABROCINI ON K-8 SCHOOL COUNSELOR OF THE YEAR! The Bergen County School Counselor Association Executive Board would like to congratulate Caitlin on being selected as K-8 Counselor of the Year! Caitlin's nominations by members of the BCSCA Executive Board were seconded by all for her fabulous work in organizing and executing tremendous programming for the county’s K-8 counselors. Thank you Caitlin for all you do for your students and the Westwood Regional Middle School community!
Please join us in congratulating Ms. Fabrocini who was recently recognized as the 2023-2024 K-8 Counselor of the Year by the Beren County School Counselors Association. Please also congratulate Ms. Morrison who was previously honored as the VFW Teacher of the Year and was recently recognized by the VFW as one of their "National Citizenship Education Teacher" award winners. Way to go!
Thank you to our PSO who purchased Solar Eclipse glasses for all staff and students and to our Science teachers for making the experience both safe and memorable. What fun phenomena to experience together!
Reminder: Middle School Counseling Workshops are finishing up this week . On Thursday, April 11th students can attend (no sign up required) during ASL to review and enhance their time management skills and strategies.
Another successful Happy Day in the books! Do you see the connection between the day's activities and our core values?
With or without a cape, the middle school is a team of superheroes! Reminder: wear your best cardinal gear tomorrow. Let's earn that ice cream truck!
Ms. Buonforte's 8th grade sports reporters are joining the March Madness excitement by publishing their own podcasts. Tune in to hear their basketball expertise!
6th grade scientists in Mr. Fadini's, Mrs. Zalarick's, and Dr. Flower's science classes examined all kinds of cells using microscopes at three different levels of magnification. They looked at fish scales, onion skin, cheek cells, human blood cells, and a mosquito's mouth.
