As we celebrate Jewish Heritage Month in April (NJ) and May (nationwide), we honor centuries of resilience, wisdom, creativity, and innovation. Join us in exploring the vibrant stories and traditions enriching our cultural landscape. #WPSCelebratesDiversity
As part of Wilson's Community Service Week, the PTO ran a "Penny War," raising $2,048.28 for the Westfield Volunteer Rescue Squad! Grade 4 raised the most and presented a big check to rescue squad president Callie Campbell. Big thanks also to Valley Bank & Cesar Devia.
24 first-gen WHS students in grades 9-11 toured Kean University, a trip organized by our Counseling and World Language/Multilingual Learners teams! For many, it was their first-ever college visit. Bonus: they met a WHS alum thriving at Kean—a major highlight!
Restroom renovations are proposed to update plumbing and electrical systems and improve accessibility. Bond funding, with the help of state debt service aid, makes it possible to address these capital improvements in a timely manner. westfieldnjk12.org/vote
Congratulations to WHS Choraleers, WHS Wind Ensemble, and 7th grade violinist Emma Wang on prestigious musical honors! Full story:
https://www.westfieldnjk12.org/article/2116705
Whether you're voting by mail or heading to the polls on April 15, make sure you're prepared! Visit westfieldnjk12.org/vote to learn more about what to expect.
Our schools have served generations of students, but they are showing their age. Learn more about how the bond referendum proposes important upgrades. westfieldnjk12.org/vote
Tamaques 1st graders build literacy confidence by reading to therapy dogs. It’s a great way to practice skills while spending time with some friendly, furry listeners.
It’s Community Service Week, and our district is buzzing with kindness and community spirit! 💙✨ Here's what it looked like at Franklin’s Community Service Night as students, families, and staff came together to make a difference.
Mrs. Naszimento's 7th grade accelerated math class at Edison took learning to the next level with a scavenger hunt! Students teamed up to solve quadratic equations using graphs as they worked collaboratively to see who could complete the challenge first.
Wishing a joyful Eid al-Fitr to all who celebrate! May this special day bring peace, happiness, and blessings to you and your loved ones. #WPSCelebratesDiversity #EidMubarak
Bond funding and state debt service aid would make it possible to add air conditioning to areas like Roosevelt Intermediate School’s cafeteria, where students often rush to the small air-conditioned backroom. Roosevelt principal Brian Gechtman explains. https://bit.ly/Referendum-RISCafeteria-AC
The Third Grade Women’s Tea at Washington is an annual celebration of weeks of research on famous women. 🌟 Students share booklets, along with handmade dolls and timelines of their famous woman's life, with special guests while enjoying tea and trivia.
Dr. G and BA Patty Ramos continue to meet with as many stakeholders as possible to answer questions about the bond referendum and 2025-2026 operating budget. Mark your calendars!
Westfield schools face an increased need for small-group instruction to help students advance academically. Learn how our bond proposals aim to meet these needs and create space for Full Day Kindergarten in this short video. https://youtu.be/OGB4HpmqXL0?si=NeW0fKkDrejh9CtX
McKinley students had an amazing time at a school-wide assembly full of energy, creativity, and fun! 🎉 Huge thanks to the McKinley PTO for making the Brain Break Academy happen—it was a big hit!
🚀 Roosevelt 8th grade scientists took learning to new heights with self-chosen space projects. Students researched their topics and created dynamic slideshows to share with their peers.
Stay in the know! 📨 Dr. G’s weekly Budget + Bond updates are packed with key details ahead of the April 15 vote. Check your email inbox or visit the NEWS section on our website: https://www.westfieldnjk12.org/article/2106929 https://www.westfieldnjk12.org/article/2106902
Wilson’s 5th grade scientists took their learning outside to explore the question: How and why do our shadows change throughout the day?
Lincoln kindergartners use magnetic tile boards to build words with digraphs. "From ch in 'chip' to sh in 'shop,' these young learners are mastering letter combinations that make reading and writing even more fun," says principal Dr. Tiffany Jacobson.
