Our fifth grade band and chorus students performed for their peers, under the direction of Mr. Stouffer and Mrs. Webber. This is Mr. Stouffer's 25th and final year with the district. Thank you for all that you have done for our students.
Students in class 5K collected, analyzed and represented fractional data on line plots. Students used their line plot to identify the maximum length, minimum length, range, mode, median and mean by applying the operation skills of fractions to solve problems.
Here are a few more photos from Wilson's first annual Multicultural Festival, organized by our PTO.
Wilson held its first annual Multicultural Festival. Students, families, and staff learned about different countries and cultures, while sampling delicious dishes. Thank you to our PTO for organizing it and to all of the volunteers.
Lots of action at the May 9 BOE meeting, with a celebration of students and staff, the appointment of a new Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction, a new Board President and VP, the swearing-in of 3 Board members, and more! https://bit.ly/BOESynopsisMay92023
Congratulations to Dr. Matthew Bolton, appointed Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum, Instruction and Programs, effective July 1! https://www.westfieldnjk12.org/article/1110419
We had an assembly from Talewise. The students observed and participated in dry ice experiments tied together by an interactive story, "Dragons & The Ice Sorceress." Thank you to our PTO for arranging this.
Students in Miss Brown's class did an egg-drop STEM challenge. They combined creativity and collaboration with physics and materials science to create their egg-drop devices.
Board meeting on Tues, 5/9 in WHS Cafe B. New Board members sworn in & Pres/VP elected at 6p; Board then moves into private session. Public portion resumes 7p with student/staff recognition. Agenda: https://bit.ly/BOEAgendas2022-23. Livestream: https://bit.ly/BOELiveStream202223
Members of Wilson's fifth grade chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Webber, performed the National Anthem at a Somerset Patriots game.
Our fourth grade band kicked off our spring concert season. They performed during the day for their peers and then again for their families that night. They have grown so much this year, under the guidance of Mr. Stouffer.
Congratulations to Mrs. Morris and Mr. Jesse, this year's recipients of the Rotary Club of Westfield's Philhower and Steengrafe Awards. Full story: https://www.westfieldnjk12.org/article/1098510
Writers in Ms. Guerra's class chose an animal from the Endangered Species List to do research on. They are using graphic organizers to take notes before presenting their findings with their peers.
In Mrs. Venturino's class, students worked collaboratively to calculate the volume of the Willis Tower in Chicago. The building is compiled of mega-modules of varied heights, requiring them to compile their "mega-math skills" to accomplish this task.
Wilson second grade scientists made initial observations of their mealworms as they continued their unit of study on insects and plants.
Wilson second grade students played "Array Concentration" during math. With a partner, they practiced finding the total number of objects in arrays and wrote matching
addition number models.
This past week we honored our crossing guards. The students signed their names and wrote messages in appreciation of all that our crossing guards do to make sure students get to and from school safely. When you see them, take a moment to say "Thank You."
Students in Mr. Borchin's class did an activity simulating the Oklahoma Land Rush of 1889 during social studies. Back in the classroom, they discussed and reflected on the experience.
Thank you to all who voted on the 2023-2024 school district operating budget on Tuesday. In case you missed Dr. González's email to the school community, it is posted on the Superintendent's page on the district website. https://bit.ly/SuperintendentMessages2022-2023
Wilson first grade students designed and built repurposed bird feeders using items brought in from home for Earth Day. Some of our fifth grade buddies were also there to lend a helping hand.
