Students in Ms. O'Neill's class played "Decimal Yahtzee" to build place-value fluency, as they made, read, and compared multi-digit numbers within their groups.
Students in Mrs. Schreier's class explored a variety of non-fiction texts as they continued their study of text features.
Our second grade students had an assembly from the EZ Ride organization. They learned to "Be Safe, Be Seen" by following these steps at intersections: stop, look, listen, and wave. These lessons are important for all of our students to remember when they are walking in the community.
Nominating petitions for candidacy in the April 16, 2024 School Board Election are being accepted. The deadline to submit completed petitions is no later than 4 p.m. on Monday, February 26. Petition and more info here: https://www.westfieldnjk12.org/page/boardelectionapril2024
Due to the forecasted winter storm and the potential for icy road conditions, all Westfield Public Schools will have a delayed opening tomorrow (Tuesday), January 16, to help safeguard our students and staff during their morning commute. Please check your email or consult the Inclement Weather Procedures page on the district website for the delayed opening schedule.
All Westfield Public Schools and offices are closed on Monday, January 15, in observance of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.
Online registration for kindergarten and first grade is open for the 2024-2025 school year! Please share with your friends and neighbors in Westfield who have young learners. https://www.westfieldnjk12.org/article/1395663
Second graders in Mrs. Sapuppo's class had a lesson on empathy with our student support counselor, Mr. Uveges.
First grade students are creating mixed media paintings of a dinosaur, inspired by American artist, Jean-Michel Basquiat.
Wilson kicked off its holiday concert season with a performance by our intermediate and advanced orchestra under the direction of Mrs. Naylor. They will perform for their families at 7PM on Monday at RIS.
Ms. Graziano's first graders read The Three Little Pigs and The True Story of The Three Little Pigs during their fairy tale unit. Then they did a traveling Reader's Theatre performance that incorporated these well known characters.
Wilson third graders had an assembly with MaryAnne Francisco, President of the Sparta Historical Society. They learned about the life of the Lenape at different stations. Then observed and interacted with artifacts. Thank you Mr. Borchin for organizing this wonderful experience!
Fourth grade students met with Dr. Cohen and his colleague Chris Anderson from Rutgers University to share their progress and ask questions about their hydroponically grown lettuce.
We held our first fifth grade community service event. The students did an outstanding job making over 180 sandwiches to donate as part of our school-wide Two Lunch Thursday program. A big thank you to Tracy Sisto and Kate Cuccaro for organizing the event and securing donations.
Wishing you a Happy Thanksgiving!
Students in Ms. Christie's class listened to a story about Diwali: The Festival of Lights. Then they designed their own rangoli. Thank you to the parents who volunteered to share this special learning experience.
Thank you to the PTO parent volunteers who help make food days possible. A special thank you goes to the team who makes pizza day extra special for our students.
Students in Mrs. Morris' class combined reading practice and performing during their first Reader's Theater experience.
Students in Mrs. Venturino's class worked collaboratively on gum drop structures. Then they applied what they have been learning in math to calculate the volume.
Students in Mrs. Kasemeyer's class worked with partners on a domino sorting activity to reinforce math facts. Dominoes are a helpful tool for developing counting skills, pattern recognition, and for visualizing number facts, both at school and at home.
