Learn about HIB from the experts! Edison parents are invited to a HIB workshop in the EIS auditorium on Wednesday, October 23rd from 9:30-11:00am. Join Falynn Balassone as she walks us through the HIB process.
EIS Week of Respect- During the Week of Respect, students participated in the “It’s Not Funny” Pledge, sharing jokes they find hurtful. They wrote down examples of jokes that should no longer be said, emphasizing the importance of kindness and understanding.
EIS held their first ever Anti-Bullying Pep Rally. Students answered trivia questions in our Jeoparty games, celebrated our Students of the Month, learned how to identify and report a suspected incident of bullying, and how to be an anti-bully.
Mrs. Schall tried her hand at badminton. Ms. Spadora's period 6 PE class was nice enough to invite the principal to play badminton with them. They taught Mrs. Schall the rules before sending her back to her office with a record of 0-4.
This October, we recognize the resilience, achievements, and ongoing advocacy of individuals with disabilities. We reaffirm our commitment to creating a more inclusive society and celebrate the diverse perspectives and talents that enrich our communities.
Mrs. Naszimento's period 2 accelerated math class uses cooperative learning groups to learn new material. Students move from station to station in small groups to practice identifying and graphing slope and y-intercept.
Ms. Houghtaling’s biology class investigated the properties of cell membranes by creating phospholipid bilayers with bubbles and performing various experiments.
EIS celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month. Check out some posted student work, bulletin boards, and displays on the Vivi screens around the school!
8th grade US History students are conducting an investigation into the staged crime scene of the Boston Massacre which took place on March 5, 1770. Based on the evidence from the crime and witness testimony, the students will decide if the soldiers charged with murder are innocent or guilty.
Students in Ms. Rusignuolo's Spanish 8 class worked in groups to create an ending to a drama read in class. They illustrated the drama using celebrities in a slide show. Upon completion of all the presentations, students will vote on "most dramatic", "most surprising", and "easiest to understand".
We hope to see you at "Understanding the HIB Process," an important session for all Westfield Public Schools parents/guardians tomorrow (Tuesday), October 8 from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at Wilson Elementary School. Please remember to register: https://bit.ly/HIB-Session-Oct8-RSVP
Students in STEM 6 have begun building their roller coasters. This exciting project allows students to apply the skills learned in class to the real world.
The students in Ms. Weems' period 7 science class have been learning how to care for plants in science class. Here they take time to water their growing plants.
Minding Your Mind is an organization dedicated to educating students about the importance of developing positive coping skills for managing mental health challenges. In honor of Suicide Awareness Month, Colin visited EIS to share his personal story and how asking for help transformed his life.
In 8th grade Fine Arts, students are diving into the world of color theory and experimenting with vibrant acrylic pours. They’re learning how colors interact and blend, applying this knowledge to create dynamic, fluid art pieces. This hands-on project not only strengthens their understanding of color dynamics but also allows them to explore their creativity in a fun and engaging way!
For Suicide Awareness Month students pledge to “Speak up & Say Something” if they are concerned and worried about a friend. Students enjoyed signing this pledge with green handprints during the SAC led Handprint of Hope activity during lunch.
The EIS Club Fair had a huge turnout! Students visited the tables of over 15 clubs while also enjoying music, pretzels for sale, bubbles, and sidewalk chalk to kick off the 2024-2025 school year clubs and activities season.
Reminder for parents/guardians of students in PreK to 12th Grade: Don't miss this opportunity to learn about the district's HIB process from members of our counseling team. Tuesday, October 8, beginning at 6:30p at Wilson.
We are excited to introduce an important resource for our community - our Facilities Bond Referendum Information Portal. The portal will be updated frequently with lots of important details, as we move closer to finalizing the referendum in February 2025. You'll find an easy-access button on the district and school websites.
https://sites.google.com/westfieldnjk12.org/wps-bond-referendum/home
From September 15 to October 15, we celebrate the rich cultural heritage, diverse traditions, and invaluable contributions of Hispanic and Latino Americans to our nation. We honor the resilience, creativity, and vibrant spirit of Hispanic communities that have shaped and continue to enrich our society in countless ways. #WPSCelebratesDiversity
