11/05/2025
Friends, family, Westwood Regional School District (WWRSD) staff, stakeholders, and fellow Trustees,
*Unofficial results, 8 AM 11/5/25
Thank you for your trust and partnership. I’m humbled by your support, energized by your passion, and grateful for the opportunity to continue serving our community and the WWRSD. Public service is a privilege, and I don’t take it for granted. This trustee role has changed me, challenged me, and strengthened my belief in what a united community can accomplish.
To Sabrina and Nicole — thank you for leading campaigns grounded in respect and free from negativity. You reminded us what true community looks like: that what we share in common is greater than our differences.
To every voter and stakeholder — whether you supported me, Sabrina, Nicole, or someone else in other elections, I will work for you. Trustees and all elected officials are placed in positions by earning the highest percentage of votes. Once elected, they must serve everyone. Our trustee responsibility is to listen with openness, elevate the voices of all stakeholders to our Superintendent and Administration, and ensure information flows transparently back to the community. At the heart of that responsibility — and always at the center of all we do — are our students.
To all volunteers, PTO and PSO leaders, educators, staff, coaches, poll workers, borough partners, and all who show up for our kids — thank you. As a parent, a coach, and a neighbor, I’ve seen firsthand how much love and time so many of you give. Your efforts shape the experiences and memories that define childhood in Westwood.
I’m proud of how far this district has come, and I’m excited about where we're going. We won’t always agree — and that’s okay. What matters is how we show up for one another, how we listen, and how we keep students at the core of every decision.
We are one community — one district — and we are all Cardinals. Let’s continue to build on our momentum and soar higher— upward and onward, together.
❤️ GO CARDS 🖤
Parent, neighbor, friend, and grateful WWRSD BoE Trustee
Jay Garcia
