Students are learning teamwork, communication, and movement skills in gym class.
It takes a village to start a school year strong. Thank you to our amazing Wilson and Westfield community for making it possible! 💙
Recess gives our students the opportunity to laugh, play, and connect with friends.
Student voices leading the way! Our first duo of 5th graders launched the day with morning announcements.
🎶Our Wilson Wizards are getting back into the rhythm of the new school year with Mr. Norkus during music class. 🎶
Wilson’s first graders met their teacher and classmates and shared their first story together as they get ready to begin their journey as Wilson students tomorrow.
This afternoon, Wilson staff put the finishing touches on their classrooms. We can’t wait to meet our students and kick off an amazing year together!
This morning, Wilson staff joined colleagues from across the district to learn and grow together. By collaborating as one big school community, we’re building stronger connections and fresh ideas to support all of our students.
Wilson School 2025-2026 Supply Lists
(The Lists in document form are located under the General Information Tab on the WIlson Website)
(The Lists in document form are located under the General Information Tab on the WIlson Website)
Westfield High School students from the No Place for Hate group visited our 5th graders for a lesson on building a kind, inclusive school community. Through thoughtful conversations and activities, students explored what it means to be an upstander, recognize bias, and help make our school a safe, welcoming place for everyone.
Wilson’s fourth graders participated in a bike safety assembly to get ready for the upcoming Bike Rodeo. From helmet tips to traffic rules, our students are learning how to ride smart and stay safe.
This spring, Wilson welcomed therapy dogs Skipper and Teddy into our classrooms. They brought smiles, calm, and comfort to our students. We’re excited for this new initiative and the paws-itive impact it will have on our school community!
Some of our Wilson first graders celebrated their “All About” writing projects with a cozy Pajama Publishing Party!
Wilson’s 4th graders stepped back in time during their visit to Philadelphia’s historic landmarks. They brought their social studies lessons to life by exploring the rich history of our nation.
Wilson 5th graders had an unforgettable day exploring Lake Hopatcong and the Musconetcong River. From testing water quality aboard the Floating Classroom to discovering aquatic life in the river and hiking through Hopatcong State Park, students became real-life scientists while learning how to protect the environment.
Wilson’s 5th Grade Chorus, led by Mr. Norkus, delivered a beautiful performance of the National Anthem and then enjoyed the Somerset Patriots baseball game.🇺🇸⚾
Today, Wilson's 3rd graders were treated to a live, musical introduction to the instruments they can study. They explored options like the violin, clarinet, and trumpet, and cello.
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
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
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
