That’s News to Me! – Westbridge students (pictured above) are now producing a monthly podcast covering school happenings! From writing news scripts and conducting interviews to editing and producing the final audio, students take charge of the entire production process, building skills in communication, teamwork, and media creation.
The REACH (Ready for Education, Achievement, and Career Hopes) program is designed to equip students with the skills and experiences they need to successfully transition into adulthood, careers, and post-secondary education. Through REACH, students use strengths and interests as a foundation for future success, learn essential life skills for independent living and gain real-world experience. Community partners are opening their doors, providing students with firsthand exposure to career pathways, and college campus visits are helping students explore their post-secondary options.
Sing Out Loud – Emily L., a Westbridge Academy student, is a finalist in the Your Song! Your Voice! Shout Down Drugs® NJ competition! Her original song is part of a statewide initiative challenging teens to create powerful, peer-to-peer music with an anti-drug message. Watch for her performance at ShoutDownDrugs.com!
Pathways to Reading – The Westbridge Reading Pathway Program provides structured, individualized reading support led by Ms. Jenn, a certified special education teacher, and Ms. Cheryl, a speech-language pathologist. The program combines targeted instruction, skill-building sessions, and a consistent reading schedule to meet students’ diverse learning needs.
