Westview High

Westview is a public high school located in Brooklyn Heights, with most of the students arriving from the surrounding affluent neighborhoods. Unwavering commitment to academic achievement, hard work, dedication, and personal responsibility are expected of all students, regardless of their background and life circumstances. The legacy of success is conditioned on the generous donations of parents and alumni. These contributions play a vital role in maintaining the school's expansive facilities, school trips, and extracurricular programs.

Students: 2007
Student to Teacher Ratio: 21.2
Grades: 9-12
Graduation Rate: 95%
Average SAT: 1320

Westview's football and track fields are located on the banks of East River; a short walking distance from the school's grounds, and within view of Manhattan's panoramic skyline. Primarily used by the Thunderbolts football team, these fields also double as a training ground for the high school's soccer squad. The bleachers on either side of the football field can accommodate a thousand enthusiastic fans at best, so it's not unusual for the spectators to spill onto the track - especially if the Thunderbolts manage to make it to the playoffs.






The High School's all-purpose gym is mainly used for basketball and volleyball, but also wrestling competitions, occasional dodgeball games, and fitness tests. The gym is also used for pep rallies, and serves as a backup assembly hall - there are more than enough seats there to accommodate the entire two-thousand student body.








Swimming is a mandatory unit in gym class, taking place at Westview's indoor pool. Lessons are coed, and separated by competency levels; Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced.

Westview's swim team doesn't normally use the school's pool; they ride the bus to the local YMCA, where they can train in an Olympic-sized pool.








The assembly hall at Westview High School serves as the central gathering place for important announcements, school plays, award ceremonies, and special presentations. The auditorium is modeled after the Capitol Theatre in New York City, and features an elegant design, hand-molded ceilings and polished cut-glass chandeliers.

Westview student clubs encompass a wide range of extracurricular activities that cater to students' diverse interests, passions, and talents.

Academic Clubs:
Academic clubs are extracurricular organizations focused on various academic disciplines, typically to enhance students' knowledge, skills, and interests beyond the standard curriculum. These include the National Honor Society (areas of scholarship, leadership, service, and character), National Computer Science Honor Society, National Music Honor Society, The Math Team, The Debate Team, National Music Honor Society, Robotics, Chemistry, and Engineering Clubs

Interest Clubs:
Those with niche hobbies and interests can join the Chess Club, Young Investor Society, Gaming Club, Book Clubs, Go Club, Marching Band, or many of the other smaller cliques of like-minded students

Sports:
Varsity Football is by far the most popular sport played at Westview. Other prominent varsity sports include Swimming, Soccer, Volleyball, Track, Tennis, Baseball, Lacrosse and Wrestling. Club sports include cricket, rock climbing, table tennis, and badminton

Activism:
students passionate about social and environmental issues can join organizations like the Student Equity Committee, UNICEF, Environmental Conservation Club, Red Cross Club, allowing them to make a difference within the broader community.

Harry Dunn - Principal
Colvin 'Col' Jeremie - Coach of Westview's Football team
Devin Miller - Physics
Kelly Hannaford - Social Studies
Edith Kaplan - Math
Raymond Fitzgerald Pitzer - Chemistry

Seniors
Cameron Barker
Adam Price
Emily Wilson
Ethan Berenson
Jason Miller
Enola Paddock


Juniors
Chloe Dashiell
Stacy Mulligan
Lisa Nowak
Imani Evans
Judith Sullivan
Valentina Delgado
Sonny Blair, AKA the Ogre
Eriko Sawada
Beau Baines
Li Min

Sophomores
Deion Jones
Eddie Roseman
Jodelle Miller

Freshmen
Devin Schell
Angelina Gibson