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: 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.
Photo of a kindergartner and his mother participating in Community Service Night activities at Tamaques School.
Photo of Westfield Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Margaret Dolan reading to 2nd graders at Washington School during Read Across America activities.
Photo of bulletin board at Roosevelt Intermediate School that reads
Photo of four McKinley students, two dressed in Dr. Seuss-inspired gear as they read together for Read Across America Day.
First graders enjoy a Valentine's Day singalong at Washington School.
Roosevelt Intermediate School Assistant Principal Brian Gechtman poses with six RIS students who were named
Franklin School 2nd graders participate in Kindness Month by creating baskets filled with necessary items for local emergency responders. Pictured here is the entire 2nd grade class and their teachers.
Westfield High School’s Model United Nations Club won the Outstanding Delegation Award for excelling in all parts of the annual conference held in Hershey, PA on January 4-6, 2019.
Tamaques 1st graders recite portions of the
RIS students try their hands at balancing plates as part of an assembly featuring a Chinese dance troupe.
McKinley School 2nd graders make gingerbread houses, one of the many holiday activities taking place around the district.
The WHS Chorale takes to the hallways to sing carols to fellow students and staff.
Lincoln kindergartners, dressed in pajamas, listen as principal Audrey Zavatz reads The Polar Express.
Five 5th grade trumpeters perform with the Wilson School band and chorus holiday concert in December 2018.
10 Westfield High School student musicians have been selected to perform with a Central Jersey regional band in January. Pictured here are the students holding their instruments.
15 Westfield High School student vocalists will perform with a Central Jersey chorus in January. The 15 are pictured here, posing for a picture.
Students at Roosevelt Intermediate School hold cards/letters they wrote to be sent to troops serving overseas.
Washington School students enjoy coding activities during Computer Science Education Week.
Preschoolers have fun with dress up at Lincoln School. Pictured here is a line of preschoolers wearing various hats and sunglasses.
2nd grader at Wilson dresses in colonial era dress and tries her hand at calligraphy as part of Colonial Days.
Westfield High School Boys Cross Country Team and their coaches are recognized at Dec 4 Board meeting as sectional champions. Here, ten of the runners, including 4 captains, are flanked by their two coaches as they pose for the picture holding certificates.
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.
: Nine WHS seniors sign Letters of Intent to play sports at the college level. Seated L-R: Erica Lawrence, Julia Romano, Anna Bowman, Carley Farella, Olivia Shields. Standing L-R: WHS Principal Dr. Derrick Nelson, Griffin Aslanian, Devon McLane, Koury Kania, Henry Schwartz, WHS Supervisor of Athletics Sandra Mamary
Signs and banners in red, white, and blue adorn the gymnasium walls at Edison Intermediate School as it holds its annual Veterans Day assembly.
A recent STEM field trip to Florida included a visit to the Kennedy Space Center where 26 seventh graders and four staff members from Edison Intermediate School participated in flight simulators and other programs, visited the rocket garden and launch pads, toured the actual Space Shuttle Atlantis and more.
Jefferson students enjoy showing their costumes to all gathered for the annual Halloween parade.
Tamaques principal David Duelks dresses as a fisherman with his staff as various ocean critters for Halloween 2018.
Carved pumpkins lit in the darkened gym at McKinley School on Halloween.
Some of the creatively decorated pumpkins displayed at the Wilson School Pumpkin Patch.
Washington School students run laps as part of the Recess Runners' Club.
RIS 8th grade art students pose in front Dudley, an original sketch by Westfield native Charles Addams during a visit to an exhibit of Addams' work.
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.
Parents and 5th grade organizers of the Mileage Club at Tamaques School pose for a picture. The club promotes and rewards running/walking laps for good health.
Engineering instructor Laura Doyle outlines pinhole camera project in new Innovation Classroom at Westfield High School. The new space includes a digital presentation podium, LED lighting, laptops with computer aided design (CAD) capabilities, motorized window shades, retractable ceiling mounted power cords, and furniture on wheels.
Franklin 5th graders pose in front of a sign in the fence created out of colorful plastic cups, saying
Jefferson 1st graders wear the finest clothes for a themed day during Week of Respect.
McKinley 5th graders make origami butterflies during Week of Respect.
Franklin 1st graders wear
Three 1st grade students at Tamaques smile widely as Monarch butterflies perch on their heads in the school's Monarch Butterfly Way Station.
Members of the Roosevelt Intermediate School student council pose for a picture outside of the school.
McKinley students smile widely on 3rd day of new school year.
Roosevelt Intermediate School students pose in front school sign during the first week of the new school year.
Students and their families arrive at Franklin School for the first days of a new school year.
Kindergartners pose for a picture in front of Lincoln School sign on first day of school.
Two sisters pose for a picture in front of Edison Intermediate School sign on first day of school.
CSI sleuths study clues and evidence at STEM Camp.
WHS graduates - Class of 2018 - toss caps into the air at commencement ceremony conclusion in June 2018.
Lincoln School kindergartner enjoys annual Flower Patch.
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy took a few moments out of a busy schedule to drop in on a 5th grade class at Wilson School in Westfield on Thursday, May 24.
At McKinley Elementary School, students in grades 1 through 5 danced for 2 ½ hours on May 23 in support of leukemia/pediatric cancer research, raising a record $14,109.46 at the 7th Annual McKinley-THON.
A Grade 2 Publishing Party at Washington School, one of the many ways we celebrate reading and writing in Westfield Public Schools.
New York Jets Linebacker Lorenzo Mauldin visited Edison Intermediate School on May 4, praising students and staff for creating a supportive school culture that says no to bullying and yes to kindness and empathy.
History comes alive at Tamaques School's Living Wax Museum.
Spring. Members of the Habitat Garden Club at Franklin took advantage of two days of sunshine and warmer temperatures to plant some flowers and vegetables, including lettuce, broccoli, cabbage and onions.
Great bulletin board at Roosevelt lntermediate School reminding students that math is used in all walks of life.

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Photo image of Optimist Club poster calling for nominations for Intermediate School Outstanding Teacher Award.

Optimist Award

Nominate your favorite intermediate school teacher for the Optimist Club of Westfield "Intermediate School Outstanding Teacher Award." Deadline for letters of nomination is Friday, May 10.
Photo montage announcing meeting for students interested in WHS Marching Band.

WHS Marching Band "Interest" Meeting

Students interested in joining the Westfield High School Marching Band are invited to attend a meeting on Monday, April 29 at 7:30 p.m. in the WHS Auditorium.
Photo of: Holocaust survivor Sally Frishberg brings a message of hope and strength to 5th graders at McKinley School on March 21. Born in Poland in 1934, Frishberg shared her experiences as a young child whose family was forced to flee their home in Poland when the Nazis invaded their village. She and her family were taken in by a Polish farmer and hidden in his attic for two years.

Westfield Elementary Students Hear Impactful Presentations on the Holocaust

As part of a Historical Fiction unit, 5th graders in Westfield Public Schools read Number the Stars by Lois Lowry, a historical fiction novel that follows a friendship between a Jewish girl and a Christian girl in Copenhagen and their journey to freedom during World War II. And, at schools across the district, there continue to be presentations on the Holocaust that provide important real life context to these classroom experiences.
Photo of a 4th grade rendering of Westfield's Broad Street.

Arts a la Carte

Lots of great news in the April-May 2019 edition of Arts a la Carte, with the District Art Show and many Spring concerts just around the corner. Arts a la Carte, which is produced by the Department of Visual and Performing Arts, also details what each grade level is doing in art, music and drama. Enjoy!
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.

Guy & Girl Thing

Approximately 160 Westfield High School students along with several alumni, teachers, and community members, came together on March 22 to attend the Guy & Girl Thing, an annual event aimed at improving the mental health of students and forging connections among peers.
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