Watchung Hills Regional High School is a comprehensive secondary school serving Warren Township, Long Hill Township, Green Brook Township, and Watchung Borough. The focal point of the educational program is the student. Students are taught to think logically and critically and to achieve their fullest academic potential. The school encourages individual self-realization along with social and civic responsibility. The educational program strives to create an awareness of and a tolerance for other cultures and an understanding of moral and aesthetic values.
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Watchung Hills To Hold Eighth Grade Orientations
Watchung Hills Regional High School will be holding orientations for Eighth Grade students in the four sending districts in January 2009. The orientations are held to ease the transition from middle school to high school and to provide parents and students with an overview of the school and the expectations of the incoming freshmen Class of 2013. It is the hope of the high school to address any concerns that students may have as they enter a new school and new phase in their lives. Read More
WHRHS Hall of Fame Nomination
Nominations are being accepted through Thursday, January 15, for the 2009 class of inductees to the Watchung Hills Regional High School Hall of Fame. Read More
WHRHS PTO Annual Dinner Dance
Please join us as we celebrate our ethnic and cultural diversity within our regional high school. The PTO of WHRHS will host its annual Dinner Dance, “ Come Fly with Us”, at Basking Ridge Country Club on March 6, 2009. In order to make this fundraiser a success, we need your support. There are many different ways to contribute besides attending this fun event so please click here for more information.
NCAA Night Cancelled
The NCAA Night scheduled for January 7, 2009 has been cancelled.
WHRHS Students participate in "THE DRIVE"
Two students organizations at Watchung Hills Regional High School, Action Against Hunger and Peer Outreach, partnered with The LEAGUE, a youth service organization, to participate in the nation's largest student-run food and clothing drive. Read More
NJ FamilyCare
Cafeteria Online Payment System
Honeywell Instant Alert
Keeping parents informed and involved helps to assure student safety and improve student success. With today’s on-the-go lifestyles, it has become more difficult for schools to reach families quickly and effectively. This is why our school has decided to implement a new system called Honeywell Instant Alert® for Schools. Read More
Prevention of MRSA Infections
In light of the recent news articles regarding Methicillin-Resistent Staphlococcus Aureaus (MRSA) we want to inform you that there are no known cases of MRSA infections at WHRHS. We have also taken several precautions to prevent this type of infection from occurring: Read More
Superintendent's Message
Since our school opened in 1957, enrollment has grown from 600 students to over 2,200 students that we will welcome here on Sept. We are an impressive school facility that has evolved over the last 50 years, into a complex array of buildings and a state-of-the-art theatre in a campus-like setting. Our faculty, who numbered 36 in 1957, has grown to nearly 200 of the best, brightest and most talented teachers we can provide for our students. We are also very proud of the state recognized program of mentorship for our new teachers and our exemplary academic and athletic programs for students. Read More
‘Rotating Drop’ schedule will begin September 4th
The WHR Board of Education has approved a new class schedule which will go into effect September 4th. Under the plan, students will have an eight-period schedule, with two periods dropping per day, and a common lunch period for all students at the same time each day. Read More
WHRHS Students Recognized by Newsweek Magazine
Click on http://www.newsweek.com/id/39380 for the details.
Students Moving Between Sending Districts
Information for students moving to and from Green Brook. Read More
New GPA System
New GPA System in place at WHRHS for more details Click Here