WPS has received national recognition for its arts advocacy, in partnership with the Westfield community! https://www.westfieldnjk12.org/article/1997807
An online lottery registration for our popular summer STEM Camp opens at 8 a.m. on February 3. Learn more, including how to register: https://www.westfieldnjk12.org/article/1997192
Mr. Samarco's students at Wilson dove into the exciting world of chemical reactions by simulating volcanic eruptions in their classroom.
Kindergartners introduced to relay races. "This fun activity is more than just a race," says Lincoln principal Dr. Tiffany Jacobson. "It’s a fantastic way for our young learners to practice gross motor skills, improve their coordination, and experience the power of teamwork."
Happy Lunar New Year! Today, we join in celebrating this special time that marks new beginnings and honors traditions across many cultures. Wishing our community happiness, health, and prosperity in the Year of the Snake! #WPSCelebratesDiversity #YearOfTheSnake
In the winter edition of School Leader Magazine, Dr. González writes about the district's use of data to create equitable environments for students in the Westfield Public Schools. Check out his article on page 10. https://adobe.ly/42tPuYF
Congratulations to McKinley 4th grader Aliyah , selected as a winner of the "Student Ideas for a Better America" competition by the National Museum of Education. She submitted her idea as a 3rd grader... a deep subterranean thermoelectric generator she calls the "E-zap Box."
We encourage you to visit the bond referendum and budget vote portal on the district and school websites, now updated with additional pages, including Long Term Solutions, How to Vote, Full Day Kindergarten, and 2025-2026 Operating Budget. http://westfieldnjk12.org/vote
Congratulations to all recognized by the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Association for their creative submissions in the annual essay / poetry / art contest. https://www.westfieldnjk12.org/article/1988036
Today, on International Holocaust Remembrance Day, we remember the six million Jews and countless others who died in the Holocaust. Let’s honor their memory throughout the year by rejecting hatred and embracing respect for all. #WPSCelebratesDiversity #NeverAgain
The Golden Pass Program expands to include intermediate school performances! The program provides Westfield residents 65+ free entrance to many of our athletic events and secondary school performances. Read more and spread the word! https://www.westfieldnjk12.org/article/1986324
Still time to register for K-8 STEAM Night on February 5 from 6:30-8:30p at Edison. Lots of great hands-on learning planned -- some listed on the flyer, with others to come. https://sites.google.com/westfieldnjk12.org/wps-ptc-ptso/ptc-gifted-education
Local artist Ricardo Roig explained his unique "Hand Cut Print" technique, while sharing his creative process and passion with WHS art students. Thank you to the Westfield Coalition for the Arts for sponsoring this inspiring workshop.
To select their top 3 choices for an upcoming memoir book club, Roosevelt 7th graders in Ms. Burke's ELA class participated in a "book tasting, complete with tablecloths, French music, and candlelit ambiance," says principal Brian Gechtman.
Reading, writing, and arithmetic at Washington!
Edison students played a trivia game with Student Assistance Coordinator (SAC) Ms. Wilson, displaying their ability to make healthy choices and take positive action when faced with difficult decisions in their everyday lives.
Jefferson 1st graders recently used watercolors for the first time to beautify their cityscape drawings. What fun!
McKinley 4th graders in Ms. Zales and Ms. Barna's class concluded a persuasive writing unit, creating posters to encourage adoption of pups at Wise Animal Rescue.
Our students love when families share their cultures and traditions. Franklin 2nd grader Anya and her parents introduced a book and a craft in Mrs. Vaglio's class, in celebration of Muslim Heritage Month .
Save the Date for a unique picture book experience on Monday, February 10, beginning at 6 p.m. at Edison Intermediate School. Wild Symphony is described as "a magical blend of storytelling, music, and visual art." Free tickets at https://wpsvpa.booktix.com/departments.
