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.
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!
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.
Completed petitions for candidacy in April 15, 2025 School Board Election are being accepted. Petitions due to BA/Board Secretary Patricia Ramos by 4p on Tues, Feb 25. Nominating petition and more information here: https://www.westfieldnjk12.org/page/boardelectionapril2025
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 .
The kindergarten concert for delighted grandparents is always an annual favorite!
Tamaques 1st graders joined together to create a beautiful poster, based on this year's theme of the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Association of Westfield ... Building Bridges to the Beloved Community.
Lots of celebrations of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in our schools. Franklin 4th graders participated in fun, engaging lessons, including listening to the story, Martin's Big Words, and creating a collage of words they felt were important to Dr. King and his legacy.
The Board of Education will meet on Tuesday, January 21 in WHS Cafeteria B, with public portion of meeting beginning at 7 p.m. Agendas: https://bit.ly/BOEAgendas2024-2025. Live Stream/Recordings: https://bit.ly/BOE-Meetings2024-25
The Westfield Public School District will be closed on Monday, January 20, as we honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and his legacy of compassion, service, and hope.
Have you registered your Kindergartner or 1st Grader for the 2025-2026 school year!? All the information and forms needed to do so securely are available at https://sites.google.com/westfieldnjk12.org/student-registration/home
Check it out! The first of two buses purchased by the District has arrived, as we work to address transportation and fiscal challenges and create opportunities to connect students to expanded educational experiences in the community.
As part of the Safe Routes to School Program, our 2nd graders received valuable lessons on pedestrian safety. Here's what it looked like at McKinley and Franklin.
An 8th grade art lesson at Roosevelt. Students use tile, stained glass pieces, shells, and beads to design and create a tile mosaic on a glass votive that will become a functional candle holder.
Lincoln students came together for a Positive Behavior Assembly, revisiting school-wide expectations, "Be Safe, Be Kind, Be Responsible," with engaging songs, fun role-playing, and calming mindfulness activities.
Our students love when authors visit to share their love of reading, along with valuable writing tips. McKinley 4th and 5th graders enjoyed a visit last month from local author Matthew Myklusch , who shared the inspiration for his characters and previewed his most recent novels.
Mark your calendars for a special seminar on Monday, February 10, sponsored by the Westfield Athletic Department. Parents and athletes are invited to attend this free seminar, "Injury Prevention and Mental Health", in the WHS auditorium from 6-8 p.m.
Roosevelt 7th graders create posters illustrating how a healthy digestive system works.
This lesson helps students review and reinforce their understanding of key concepts from the metabolic reactions science unit.
January is Muslim Heritage Month, in celebration of the rich cultural traditions, invaluable contributions, and diverse experiences of Muslim Americans, as we reaffirm our commitment to fostering understanding, respect, and inclusion for all.
