During World Language Classes, Senora Pinton and students enjoyed papel picado, a traditional Mexican folk art, by cutting colorful sheets of paper into beautiful and detailed patterns.
Making a difference, one cleanup at a time! Forty WRHS Environmental Club students teamed up with Veolia representatives to clean up the Woodcliff Lake Reservoir, collecting an incredible 491 pounds of garbage! We’re proud of our Cardinals for protecting our environment!
Our Debate Team crushed it at North Bergen HS! 🏆 Congrats to Juliemy Reyes & Leah Tatis (Best Judges), Jacob Mahataban (3rd Place Speaker) and Jacob & Nico Zaccone (3rd Place Team)! We host the next tournament next month! Go Cards! ❤️🖤
Our 5th graders had a special visitor today! Mr. Kenduck came into our Social Studies classes to teach our students about the election process and the various branches of our government. Our students enjoyed this lesson, asked great questions, and learned a lot.
Corey Bernstein is gaining valuable hands-on experience through our daily Work-Based Learning (WBL) program @ Ivy Rehab, where he shadows a physical therapist and explores the field. After graduation, Corey plans to pursue a degree in Physical Therapy. Way to go, Corey! Go Cards!
Rilynn Kenny is gaining hands-on experience through our WBL program at the Center for Alcohol and Drug Resources! She plans to study Social Work/Psychology after graduation. We’re proud to help our Cardinals explore future careers! Go Cards!
Thank you Ms. Astudillo for hosting our Multilingual Families to help exchange valuable information and feedback about our school, district, and our community.
Colonel our therapy dog came to visit us again! I am not sure who enjoyed his visit more...the students, staff, or Colonel! #BrooksidePride #BuildingBrightFutures
Thank you Berkeley PSO for our 'Abracabully' assembly, which reminded us how to show kindness and respect to each other.
Maya Goldman is gaining hands-on experience at Valley Hospital’s Kireker Center for Child Development through our daily WBL program! She observes PTs and OTs and assists with office tasks. After graduation, Maya plans to study nursing. Go Cards!
Ritikka Jeyachandran is gaining hands-on experience as a patient coordinator at Ivy Rehab Physical Therapy in Westwood through our WBL program! Planning to study Health Administration, she’s building skills for her future. Thanks to our local partners! Go Cards!
Our students, staff and families are having a BLAST at our Trunk or Treat! A little rain won't stop the Brookside Community from having fun! Thank you PTO for putting together such an awesome evening#BrooksidePride #BuildingBright Futures
Our Cardinal Family came together for an exciting Fall Pep Rally! A huge thank-you to our Student Council for organizing this fantastic event and bringing the school spirit! Let’s keep the energy going all season long!
GO CARDS! ❤️🖤
WRHS IS HONORING OUR VETERANS! Ms. Petrocelli’s TV Production class welcomed LTC Vince Tirri and Major Stephen Kalish for special Veterans Day interviews, learning about military service, leadership, and sacrifice. Thank you for sharing your stories and for your service!
Let’s celebrate the Westwood Regional High School Class of 2027! Your senior year is here, and it’s time to make unforgettable memories, embrace new opportunities, and leave your mark! Wishing you an incredible year, Class of 2027! Once a Cardinal, always a Cardinal! Go Cards!
Seniors took part in the Westwood Town Council Candidate Town Hall! Four candidates answered questions developed by our AP U.S. Government & Politics students, giving seniors firsthand insight into local government and informed civic participation. Go Cards!
Hannah Murray and Alexa Sheiner are gaining hands-on experience with the New York Boulders through our WBL program, working alongside Westwood alumni Sara Bayles and Michael Ryan, fellow WBL alumni! Our Cardinal family supporting the next generation! Go Cards!
Sofia and Jenna Boel are gaining valuable hands-on experience through our daily Work-Based Learning (WBL) program! Both students work at Power Arm in Ramsey, NJ, where they assist with daily tasks and develop important workplace skills. Great job, Sofia and Jenna! Go Cards!
Tristan Savoy participates in our daily Work-Based Learning (WBL) program, gaining valuable hands-on experience while assisting with a variety of tasks and activities at the Westwood Department of Public Works (DPW). Great job, Tristan! Go Cards!













































