Mrs. Hoahing's students raised trout, from eggs provided by the DEP (Department of Environmental Protection), and on this day released them at Ward Pound Ridge Reservation. They worked with DEP environmental scientists and volunteers from Trout Unlimited to explore the natural environment of the park, conduct a macroinvertebrate study, and tour the Cross River Dam and Reservoir.  

The Westlake High School National Math Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, inducted 23 new members in its annual ceremony.

Naturalist Julia King from PNW BOCES’ Center for Environmental Learning visited Hawthorne today with two special programs to help students get ready for Earth Day which happens later this month.

Students in Mrs. Woolard's ELA Class researched a favorite fruit to find out three important health benefits to consuming their chosen fruit. 

The award was given in the category Biomedical Sciences as a regional speaker for a slide presentation of her original research.

¡Vamos al consultorio! Profe. Iannone's students took a trip to the doctors office this week for a hands-on experience to learn parts of the body! 

This exhibition features artworks by nearly 400 high school seniors, curated and installed by high school students including our very own Iris Kang, Alison Tsoi, and Evalyne Shim.

Congratulations Valedictorian Patricia Keating and Salutatorian, Melania Petriccione.

The lesson was meant to give the students a first hand experience of what life was like in the trenches.

Throughout the year, 8th graders are guided  to think more deeply about college and careers. 

Westlake Science Research Program brings home gold from the 22nd annual Westchester-Rockland Junior Science and Humanities Symposium (WR-JSHS).