
Thank you to The Matthew Toriello Fund and Albert Anthony Kayal Foundation for sponsoring today's 9th/10th grade assembly featuring Dr. Matt Bellace regarding substance abuse prevention and mental health awareness. Thought provoking material presented with humor.



Wishing you a Happy Thanksgiving!


The WHS Community Service Club donated 4 complete dinners to the Westfield Fun Club's Thanksgiving Drive. In addition, the Community Service Club is holding a Food Drive with collection bins at WHS until November 29.


For parents/guardians of students in grades 6-12... don't miss this opportunity to meet your child's Student Assistance Coordinator (SAC) and learn how they support our students. Plus, "Parenting in the Social Media Era." Wednesday, December 6 at 7p in the WHS Auditorium.


Our WHS College, Career, Military, & Gap Year Fair was a huge success as well. Over 300 families spoke with our 85 representatives from school, trades and other organizations.




Our students are well prepared for their futures and had some wonderful opportunities to explore post-secondary options this week. A group of students attended the the Historically Black Colleges and Universities Fair at Raritan Valley this week with 6 students getting accepted on site! Congratulations!


Seventeen Westfield High School student-athletes signed Letters of Intent with colleges and universities, signifying recognition of the seniors’ accomplishments both academically and athletically.

This Thursday, November 16, 2023 is the WHS College, Career, Military, & Gap Year Fair. See the flyer for all the details.


WHS hosted a Robotics Competition Sunday! More information will be in this week's WHS Newsletter.




Watershed ambassadors brought a field lab into Dr. Terra and Mrs. Mcloughlin's AP environmental science classes. These studies, like the data collected at Sandy Hook, help anchor core course concepts. More information and photos will be in this week's WHS Newsletter.




Mark your calendars!


In the classrooms, halls and BDTV, Halloween at WHS!










The WHS Health Office supported the daily Red Ribbon Week events and "team up against drugs" every day.


The Red Ribbon Week events continued Wednesday and Thursday with Pajama and Decades Days to get the word out that everyone should "Wake up drug free!" and "Drugs are so outdated."






Red Ribbon Week Superhero Day was Tuesday. We all have the power to be drug free!




Mole Day - October 23 - the chemistry algorithm called a mole, a basic measuring unit in chemistry is celebrated by Chemistry enthusiasts annually. WHS students recognized the day with various class activities.




WHS celebrates Red Ribbon Week to keep students drug free! Today was Twin Day, Don't let drugs make you see double. Tomorrow is Superhero Day, You have the Power to be Drug Free!





WHS Students versus Staff Volleyball Game!





We can't wait for our fall theater productions! Mark your calendars!
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Check out these important program offerings for the 2023-2024 from the WHS Counseling Department for the 2023-2024 school year.

