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Westfield High School:  908-789-4500
Edison Intermediate School:  908-789-4470
Roosevelt Intermediate School:  908-789-4560
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Jefferson Elementary School: 908-789-4490
McKinley Elementary School: 908-789-4555
Tamaques Elementary School:  908-789-4580
Washington Elementary School: 908-789-4600
Wilson Elementary School: 908-789-4605
Lincoln Early Childhood Center: 908-789-4455

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Congratulations, Class of 2020!

Congratulations, Class of 2020!

Photo of decorated cap of WHS graduate.

Congratulations, Class of 2020!

Photo of Wilson teacher with balloon bouquet waving at 5th grader during Grade 5 Clap Out Car Parade.

Grade 5 Clap Outs

Photo of McKinley 5th grader and family waving to 5th grade teachers during Grade 5 Clap Out Car Parade.

Grade 5 Clap Outs

Photo of coach next to players in car as they drive thru to pick up varsity letters during COVID-19 restrictions.

Drive-Thru Varsity Letter Pickup

Photo of three Franklin siblings under large

A Field Day Tradition

Photo of WHS senior with graduation lawn sign.

A Special Surprise for Seniors

Photo of Roosevelt students working on

No Place for Hate

Photo of computer screen of students wearing college shirts on College Decision Day.

A Virtual College Decision Day

Photo of Lincoln Student holding

#AtHomeTogether

Banners adorn the Rahway Avenue fence of Gary Kehler Stadium, a special tribute to Westfield High School student athletes whose spring season is on hold due to COVID-19 restrictions.

Honoring Spring Student-Athletes

Banners adorn the Rahway Avenue fence of Gary Kehler Stadium, a special tribute to Westfield High School student athletes whose spring season is on hold due to COVID-19 restrictions.

Honoring Spring Student-Athletes

Photo of Washington School students holding signs in front of rainbow made of balloons.

An Uplifting Show of Unity

Photo of Jefferson 5th grade twins standing in front of front door window, decorated with saying

Reflecting on First Week of Distance Learning

: Edison students take part in a master class conducted by the Carolyn Dorfman Dance company on Feb. 4, exploring ways to express themselves through movement.

Artistic Expression through Movement

Photo of Tamaques 1st grader teachers dressed as elderly people on the 100th Day of School.

100 Days of School

Photo of Edison 8th grade peer leaders working with 6th graders on effective communication scenarios.

Edison's Tolerance Team

: (L-R) Westfield High School student musicians Max Tennant, Conor Daly, Patrick Gallagher, Alex Cha, and Aprina Wang will perform with the New Jersey Music Educators Association (NJMEA) All-State Band at NJPAC on Saturday, February 22.

All-State Band

Photo of Lincoln kindergartners singing during National Grandparents Day.

Smiles and Songs 

Photo of two Tamaques students smiling and holding handmade vortexes during STEAM Day.

STEAM Day at Tamaques

Photo of two Wilson 5th graders as Thomas Edison and Harry Houdini at annual

A Day at the Wax Museum

Photo of backs of three Grade 5 violinists during winter concert at Jefferson School.

Sounds of the Season

Photo of smiling kindergartners enjoying holiday concert.

Lincoln Kindergartners Enjoy Holiday Concert

Photo of Hanukkah craft made at Handmade Holidays event at McKinley School.

Handmade Holidays at McKinley

Photo of Dr. Lamont Repollet on the left - the Commissioner of Education; Kathy Goldenburg on the right -- the President of the State Board of Education; and Daryl Palmieri - the Union County Superintendent, posing with Drs. Perry and Dolan and teacher Christine Pitarresi during Blue Ribbon recognition in Trenton.

More National Blue Ribbon Celebrations

Photo of Jefferson robotics team

Jefferson Robotics Team to Compete in State Championship

Photo of Dr Dolan, Dr Perry & Washington School teacher posing with National Blue Ribbon Schools program director during ceremony.

Washington School Accepts National Blue Ribbon School Award

The WHS Girls Tennis Team who, for the first time in nearly a decade won the sectional championship, was recognized at last night's Board of Education meeting.

WHS Girls Tennis Team Recognized at Board Meeting as Sectional Champs

Photo of sign saying

Happy Veterans Day

Photo of decorated pumpkins in Wilson School Pumpkin Patch.

Wilson's Annual Pumpkin Patch

Photo of RIS students wearing pink for annual Pink Out in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Annual Pink Out at Roosevelt

Photo of Franklin dedication ceremony of new playground with lots of students, staff and parents.

Playground Dedication at Franklin

Photo of Jefferson School community and local officials at dedication of school garden.

Dedicating the Jefferson Learning Garden

Photo of kindergartners at Lincoln School in spirit wear shirts on Spirit Day.

Spirit Day at Lincoln

Photo of Franklin students wearing colorful shirts reflecting the Six Pillars of Character.

Week of "Extra" Respect

Aerial photo of Washington staff in blue shirts positioned in shape of a blue ribbon to celebrate designation as National Blue Ribbon School.

National Blue Ribbon Pride at Washington School

Photo of band, athletes, local dignitaries on Kehler field for re-dedication ceremony.

Rededication Ceremony at Gary Kehler Stadium

Photo of National Merit Semifinalists with WHS principal Mary Asfendis

National Merit Semifinalists

Photo of smiling RIS students on 2nd day of school.

First Day of School at RIS

Photo of 4 Wilson students on 2nd day of school.

First Day of School at Wilson

Roosevelt School Counselor Kim Schumacher leads Peaceful Playground, an ESY course on conflict resolution for preschool to 5th grade students.

Strengthening Skills with Extended School Year Program

Photo of WHS Class of 2019 throwing caps into air.

Congratulations, WHS Class of 2019!

Photo of members of the WHS Band performing a volunteer concert at a senior citizens residence.

Volunteer Concert for Westfield Senior Citizens

Photo of McKinley 4th graders representing Ireland in a recent International Celebration.

An International Celebration at McKinley

Photo of excited McKinley students running to try out new playground equipment.

The McKinley Oasis

Photo of annual walk-a-thon at Lincoln School.

Lincoln School Walk-a-Thon

Photo of Edison Intermediate School principal Dr. Matthew Bolton with four finalists of the Project CS Girls science competition.

STEM Competition Finalists at Edison

Photo of: : (From left) Westfield High School interim principal James DeSarno congratulates special education teacher Lara Rinaldi, English/Project ’79 teacher Erin McKeon, English teacher Aimee Burgoyne-Black, and custodian Mario Arana who are this year’s recipients of excellence awards for going above and beyond their responsibilities each day. The four will be recognized by the Westfield Board of Education on Tuesday, June 11 at 7 p.m. at 302 Elm Street.

Award Winning Staff

Photo of 4th graders performing in Wilson School Spring Band Concert on May 7, 2019.

Spring Concerts

Photo of a Math Bakery station in a Franklin School 4th grade classroom with math problems on

A Math Bakery at Franklin School

Photo of two students at Tamaques School participate in Grade 4 Wax Museum.

Tamaques School Wax Museum

: Dubbed the “Wingmen” and “Cover Girls” because they “take underclassmen under their wings and provide emotional cover,” 45 WHS juniors and seniors facilitated the annual Guy & Girl Thing at Westfield High School on March 22.

The Guy & Girl Thing at WHS

Photo of a kindergartner and his mother participating in Community Service Night activities at Tamaques School.

Community Service Week 

Photo of Westfield Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Margaret Dolan reading to 2nd graders at Washington School during Read Across America activities.

Read Across America Day 

Photo of bulletin board at Roosevelt Intermediate School that reads

Great Bulletin Board at RIS!

First graders enjoy a Valentine's Day singalong at Washington School.

Valentine's Day Singalong at Washington School

Washington School students enjoy coding activities during Computer Science Education Week.
Franklin School students join in a lively performance by Ginga Brasileira on Nov. 19 as students explore the history, language and culture of Brazil through music and dance. The dancers enlisted students in performing the Maculele, a stick dance from the Brazilian sugar cane plantations, while showcasing other dances including the Capoeira which combines dance, martial arts, and music. The event is part of a cultural arts program provided by the school’s Parent -Teacher Organization.
Tamaques principal David Duelks dresses as a fisherman with his staff as various ocean critters for Halloween 2018.

Halloween Fun at Tamaques

Washington School students run laps as part of the Recess Runners' Club.

Recess Running Club at Washington

Each 5th grader at Franklin School created a paper heart which then were combined to create giant peace signs on the auditorium doors and elsewhere.
Jefferson 1st graders wear the finest clothes for a themed day during Week of Respect.

Jefferson Students Dress Up for Week of Respect

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IMPORTANT MESSAGE

School buildings are currently closed to the public.  Please call your child(ren)'s school regarding student registration or other matters.  Summer hours are 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.   Westfield High School:  908-789-4500 Edison Intermediate School:  908-789-4470 Roosevelt Intermediate School:  908-789-4560 Franklin Elementary School:  908-789-4590 Jefferson Elementary School: 908-789-4490 McKinley Elementary School: 908-789-4555 Tamaques Elementary School:  908-789-4580 Washington Elementary School: 908-789-4600 Wilson Elementary School: 908-789-4605 Lincoln Early Childhood Center: 908-789-4455
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Summer Enrichment

While school may be out for summer, parents may still be looking for educational experiences for their children. For those parents who find online educational resources an option for how their children might spend time, the district has compiled and categorized for your convenience, a list of such resources. Our user-friendly site lists activities such as virtual museum tours and zoo visits as well as some academic sites for those who may want to reinforce and review what was taught during distance learning. Other resources that your child may enjoy include educational podcasts and binge-worthy influencer personalities whose expertise is teaching through highly-engaging demonstrations.
Photo of WHS graduates with decorated caps.

Congratulations, Class of 2020!

The Westfield High School Class of 2020 officially received their diplomas on Thursday, July 9 after a thunderstorm cut short the initial commencement ceremony the day before.
Photo of Wilson teacher waving to 5th grader and family during Grade 5 Clap Out Car Parade.

Grade 5 Clap Outs

There were smiles and sunshine for our elementary Grade 5 Clap Outs, held via car parades this year due to COVID-19. Lots of photographs of those special days can be found here.
Photo of graphic showing two new acting ELA supervisors

Two Westfield Educators Appointed to Share Acting Supervisory Position

At its virtual meeting on June 16, the Westfield Board of Education approved the appointment of Elizabeth Reilly as acting English Language Arts Supervisor for grades K-5 and Warren Hynes as acting English Language Arts Supervisor for grades 6-12. The two educators will share the position on an acting basis, as current K-12 ELA Supervisor Dr. Tiffany Jacobson becomes interim principal at the Lincoln Early Childhood Center for the 2020-2021 school year.
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No Place for Hate Summer Discussion Series

Many students are seeking to further their education on the subject of race, and hoping to talk about this issue with peers and educators. Also, the events of these past few months leave some students wishing to deepen their skills through enrichment activities during this unique summer. The Westfield High School "No Place for Hate" program has the ability to meet both of these needs, using the wealth of resources that our high school’s committee has prepared on the subject of race. We will be offering a Summer Discussion Series, which is outlined in the attached flyer. All Westfield students in grades 9-12 are invited to attend.
Photo of opening graphic for Senior Tribute Video.

Class of 2020 Video Tribute

With an in-person graduation planned for July 8, there was no longer a virtual graduation on June 23. However, as part of our continued commitment to honoring the Class of 2020, please enjoy this special Senior Tribute Video. The video premiered at 7 p.m. on June 23.
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The Westfield Public School District, in partnership with families and community, educates all students to reach their highest potential as productive, well-balanced and responsible citizens who respect individual differences and diversity in an ever changing world.