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.
10 days ago, Wilson Elementary School
students listening during the No Place for Hate presentation
WHS students from the No Place for Hate group presenting presentation
students listening during the No Place for Hate presentation
students listening during the No Place for Hate presentation
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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.
10 days ago, Wilson Elementary School
Wilson’s students participating in a bike safety assembly
Wilson’s students listening to a presenter during a bike safety assembly
Wilson’s students listening to a presenter during a bike safety assembly
Wilson’s students listening during a bike safety assembly
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!
10 days ago, Wilson Elementary School
Wilson students with therapy dog
Wilson students with therapy dog
Wilson students with therapy dog
therapy dog Teddy
Wilson students with therapy dog
Wilson student with therapy dog
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.🇺🇸⚾
11 days ago, Wilson Elementary School
Wilson’s fifth grade chorus performing the national anthem
Wilson’s fifth grade chorus performing the national anthem
Wilson’s fifth grade students at the baseball game
Wilson’s fifth grade students at the baseball game
Wilson’s fifth grade students at the baseball game
Wilson’s fifth grade teachers at the baseball game
Wilson’s fifth grade students at the baseball game
Wilson’s fifth grade students at the baseball game
Wilson’s fifth grade students at the baseball game
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.
11 days ago, Wilson Elementary School
Wilson students on the floating classroom
Wilson students on the floating classroom
Wilson students exploring the river with guides
Wilson student a with guide
Wilson students exploring the river with a guide
Wilson students exploring the river with guides
Wilson students on the floating classroom
Wilson students on the floating classroom
Wilson students on the floating classroom
Some of our Wilson first graders celebrated their “All About” writing projects with a cozy Pajama Publishing Party!
11 days ago, Wilson Elementary School
Wilson first grader sharing their writing
Wilson first grader sharing their writing
Wilson first grader sharing their writing
Wilson first grader sharing their writing
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.
11 days ago, Wilson Elementary School
Wilson 4th grade students in front of statue
Wilson 4th grade class by the Liberty Bell
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.
12 days ago, Wilson Elementary School
musicians playing for third grade students
musician playing for third grade students
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
about 2 months ago, Westfield Public Schools
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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
about 2 months ago, Westfield Public Schools
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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
about 2 months ago, Westfield Public Schools
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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
about 2 months ago, Westfield Public Schools
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📢 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
about 2 months ago, Westfield Public Schools
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🎥 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
2 months ago, Westfield Public Schools
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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
2 months ago, Westfield Public Schools
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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
2 months ago, Westfield Public Schools
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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
2 months ago, Westfield Public Schools
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📚 The FAQ page on our Budget + Bond portal is one of the go-to resources for detailed answers and important information. westfieldnjk12.org/vote
2 months ago, Westfield Public Schools
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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
2 months ago, Westfield Public Schools
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Westfield is one of the few school districts in New Jersey without Full Day Kindergarten. Bond Proposal 2 on the April 15 ballot aims to address this educational need to support student success. Visit our Budget + Bond portal to learn more. westfieldnjk12.org/vote
2 months ago, Westfield Public Schools
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