Tickets are available for the WHS production of The Madwoman of Chaillot by French playwright Jean Giraudoux. In-advance sales only - no tickets will be sold at the door https://wpsvpa.booktix.com/dept/WHST. You don't want to miss it!
Congratulations to these dedicated student athletes who signed National Letters of Intent to compete at the college level. Read more: https://www.westfieldnjk12.org/article/1879955
Our talented student musicians and instructors are busy practicing for the upcoming Winter Concert Series Here's a glimpse into the band and orchestra rooms at Roosevelt.
We've added a quick link on our mobile app to the Genesis Parent Portal! This easy-to-navigate, customizable tool provides the latest updates and notifications, all in one place. Download for free today on the App Store for the iPhone or Google Play for Android devices.
Wilson grade-level buddies recently took their learning outdoors. "They dove into their stories, analyzing character traits and bringing them to life through creative illustrations," says Wilson principal Crystal Marsh.
Whether casting their vote on extra recess or special themed days with a movie, games, wearing pajamas or a crazy hairstyle, elementary students received a hands-on civics lesson through mock elections. Read more: https://www.westfieldnjk12.org/article/1875430
This is a reminder that there will be an early dismissal next Monday and Tuesday, November 18 and 19, for students in Grades PreK to 5 ONLY. For Parent-Teacher Conferences.
Across the district, we paid tribute to veterans for their service and sacrifice. Franklin welcomed Mrs. Purdo, a Franklin mom and veteran, who arranged for Col. William Morris from the Army National Guard to speak about serving others during nearly 40 years in the military.
Mrs. Semon's Period 4 Math class at Edison reviewed for their test with a Jeopardy competition. "EIS teachers find creative ways to make studying fun," says EIS principal LaNova Schall.
Lincoln students explored the rich history and culture of the Lenape Tribe through an engaging, hands-on assembly. They learned about traditional Lenape tools, clothing, games, and musical instruments, gaining a deeper appreciation for the tribe’s way of life.
The Roosevelt cast and crew have been busy rehearsing and getting ready for this week's production of "Little Women: Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy." Tickets available at https://wpsvpa.booktix.com/departments. Don't miss this charming story of the beloved March sisters.
Please join Dr G and his team at Lincoln during this morning's drop off for coffee and conversation. The last of these informal chats will be at Tamaques on Wednesday morning. Hope to see you there!
On November 11, we honor the brave individuals who have served in our armed forces. We express our deepest gratitude for their sacrifices, courage, and dedication.
The Westfield Public Schools and Town of Westfield are recipients of the 2024 Green Team Collaboration Award for their joint efforts in creating and promoting sustainable practices in our schools and the community. Full story: https://www.westfieldnjk12.org/article/1868555
Also known as National American Indian Heritage Month and National American Indian and Alaska Native Heritage Month, Native American Heritage Month in November honors the rich and diverse cultures, traditions, and histories of Indigenous communities.
The WHS Girls Soccer Team enjoyed some Halloween fun!
Reminder: Students in all grades have an early dismissal on Tuesday and Wednesday, November 5 and 6 for staff in-services. All schools are closed on Thursday and Friday, November 7 and 8 for the NJEA Convention.
Dr. G and his team have enjoyed our coffee sessions during AM drop off at Wilson, Washington, and Franklin. Next up: Jefferson tomorrow (Friday, Nov 1), McKinley (Monday, Nov 4), Lincoln (Monday, Nov 11), and Tamaques (Wednesday, Nov 13). Hope to see you there!
During a field trip to NYC, WHS Mandarin students attended a matinee performance of "Yellow Face", a semi-autobiographical play that examines racial identity. The students, with teacher chaperones Ryan Daly and Kim OuYang, also enjoyed a Q&A with cast members.
Warm wishes to those celebrating Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights. May this joyous occasion bring brightness to your lives, strengthen bonds with loved ones, and usher in a year of prosperity and new beginnings.
