EIS recently hosted an after-school club fair, offering students the chance to learn about and sign up for a wide range of extracurricular activities. The event aimed to promote student engagement and provide avenues for building new skills and relationships.
6 months ago, Edison Intermediate School
In recognition of Suicide Awareness Month, EIS students and staff participated in the “Colors of Courage” activity led by our Student Assistance Counselor, Ms. Wilson. Each student colored a shape to represent their current emotion, and together these pieces formed a mosaic poster. The activity reminded us that everyone experiences ups and downs and that it’s okay to talk about our feelings. By sharing and recognizing our emotions, we help build a supportive community where asking for help is a sign of strength: Courage Comes in All Colors.
6 months ago, Edison Intermediate School
This week, students attended grade-level meetings to hear from administrators and counselors about expectations for the school year. The discussions focused on how to build a positive school community by showing respect and being a constructive member of the school family.
School Resource Officer (SRO) Bernal also spoke to the students about hate speech. He defined hate speech, provided relevant facts, and explained the serious consequences of engaging in such behavior. Students were highly receptive, engaged, and participated actively by asking and answering questions.
6 months ago, Edison Intermediate School
Mr. Lazarow's ELA classes participated in an egg-citing activity! 🥚 Students used their creativity and teamwork to design and build protective houses for an egg drop. The goal? To create a structure that could safely land an egg without a crack. The results were incredible, and we loved seeing all the innovative designs.
6 months ago, Edison Intermediate School
Dear EIS Families,
For the safety of our students, staff, and community members, we are asking all families to carefully review the attached color-coded traffic map, created by the Westfield Police Department’s Traffic Bureau.
This map highlights important guidelines to help ensure that our drop-off and pick-up procedures run smoothly and, most importantly, safely. We ask that you take a moment to familiarize yourself with the designated areas and follow the outlined directions each day.
Your cooperation will make a significant difference in maintaining a safe and efficient process for everyone.
7 months ago, Edison Intermediate School
It was a joy to welcome our students back to Edison Intermediate School for our recent Open School event! New and returning students had a fantastic time exploring the hallways, locating their classes, and reconnecting with friends. We're looking forward to an amazing school year!
7 months ago, Edison Intermediate School
The countdown begins...
7 months ago, Edison Intermediate School
Our campus is buzzing with excitement as we gear up for the new school year! Much time was spent this summer beautifying our school's outside entrance. We can't wait to see all of the EIS students as we welcome you all back for the year!
7 months ago, Edison Intermediate School
My Shadowlight is coming to WHS May 13–14, an interactive, immersive experience inside an exact replica of a WWII cattle car used to transport Jews and others to concentration camps. Open to the public 3–5p both days. Space is limited—register here:
https://bit.ly/MyShadowlight11 months ago, Westfield Public Schools
Based on preliminary results, voters APPROVED all questions in the budget vote and bond referendum! Check your email inbox for an update from Dr. G. Thank you for voting! Details: westfieldnjk12.org/vote
11 months ago, Westfield Public Schools
Polls close soon. If you have yet to cast your ballot in the Westfield Public Schools budget vote and bond referendum, in-person voting will remain open until 8 p.m. westfieldnjk12.org/vote
11 months ago, Westfield Public Schools
Tomorrow’s the day! The budget vote and bond referendum take place on April 15, offering a unique opportunity to leverage $57.5 million in debt service aid . Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Find your polling location here: westfieldnj.gov/236/Elections-Voting
11 months ago, Westfield Public Schools
The April 15 bond referendum includes up to $57.5M in state debt service aid—reducing the local share of costs. Learn what this would mean for Westfield Public Schools: westfieldnjk12.org/vote
11 months ago, Westfield Public Schools
📢 Reminder to all Westfield residents: Don't forget to visit our Budget + Bond portal for crucial information before going to the polls on April 15. Your vote counts ! westfieldnjk12.org/vote
11 months ago, Westfield Public Schools
🎥 Want to understand the details behind our April 15 Bond Referendum? Our video series breaks down the key projects, funding plans, and the process, making it easy for you to stay informed! Watch now and get the full picture:
https://bit.ly/Bond-Referendum-Videos
11 months ago, Westfield Public Schools
ICYMI 📬 Dr. G’s Budget + Bond email updates are posted in News section of district website. While each message contains important info, #1 explains how to vote, #2 outlines estimated costs, #3 breaks down school-by-school projects, and #4 provides a recap. westfieldnjk12.org
11 months ago, Westfield Public Schools
Spring Break is next week — but don’t forget! Westfield residents will vote next Tuesday on an additional spending proposal for the 2025-2026 school district operating budget, a facilities bond referendum, and school board candidates. westfieldnjk12.org/vote
12 months ago, Westfield Public Schools
You received your Vote By Mail ballot and are ready to submit it – now what? There are three convenient ways to deliver your marked ballot. More voter information is available on the “How to Vote” section of the portal. westfieldnjk12.org/vote
12 months ago, Westfield Public Schools
📚 The FAQ page on our Budget + Bond portal is one of the go-to resources for detailed answers and important information. westfieldnjk12.org/vote
12 months ago, Westfield Public Schools
Traveling for Spring Break? No need to miss casting your ballot in the April 15 Budget Vote + Bond Referendum. Visit the Fraser Building to apply for a ballot, mark it, and turn it in all at once. westfieldnjk12.org/vote
12 months ago, Westfield Public Schools
