Our schools have served generations of students, but they are showing their age. Learn more about how the bond referendum proposes important upgrades. westfieldnjk12.org/vote
Wilson students engage in Book Clubs. They help our readers develop a love for reading, build critical thinking skills, and encourage meaningful conversations and collaboration with peers.
As part of Community Service Week, Wilson students created bookmarks decorated with kind words and cheerful drawings for the Westfield Memorial Library.
Westfield schools face an increased need for small-group instruction to help students advance academically. Learn how our bond proposals aim to meet these needs and create space for Full Day Kindergarten in this short video. https://youtu.be/OGB4HpmqXL0?si=NeW0fKkDrejh9CtX
Stay in the know! 📨 Dr. G’s weekly Budget + Bond updates are packed with key details ahead of the April 15 vote. Check your email inbox or visit the NEWS section on our website: https://www.westfieldnjk12.org/article/2106929 https://www.westfieldnjk12.org/article/2106902
🎥 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
Lots of in-person and remote opportunities through April 8 to learn about the Budget and Bond Referendum! https://bit.ly/WPS-BudgetBond-Engagement
Ms. Mortola’s students brought classic stories to life with an engaging Reader’s Theater performance for their peers!
Wilson’s 5th-grade scientists took their learning outside to explore the question: How and why do our shadows change throughout the day?
To celebrate Music in Our Schools Month, the Roosevelt 8th Grade Band, led by Mr. James Doyle, performed for our students and encouraged them to make music every day!
In celebration of Read Across America Week, our PTO is collecting gently used, age-appropriate books to share the joy of reading.
Wilson welcomed author/illustrator David Biedrzycki, who inspired students with the message that ideas are everywhere and mistakes are okay. He shared his creative process, read his books, and created custom drawings for each presentation.
On Wednesdays, our amazing pizza volunteers for making lunchtime extra special!
Wilson started Read Across America Week with a page-turning celebration! The whole school took part in a Drop Everything and Read (DEAR) time, diving into their favorite books and sharing the joy of reading.
Wilson families and friends had a fantastic time playing BINGO at our second PTO Family Game Night.
Wilson’s 4th graders took a journey through history. They visited the Martin Luther King, Jr. Association’s exhibit at Roosevelt Intermediate School, where they learned about Black history in Westfield and the impact of local changemakers.
Scientists in Mrs. Willis' class explored how magnets attract and repel each other, making exciting discoveries with their partners.
February is National Children’s Dental Health Month! Wilson’s first graders had a special visit from local dental professionals, who taught them the importance of brushing, flossing, and making smile-safe food choices.
Wilson’s Valentine’s Day celebrations were filled with fun and creativity. They included catapult design challenges, team heart-stacking races, and painting.
Wilson celebrated a huge milestone—our 100th Day of School—with fun activities that highlighted just how much our students have grown and learned this year.
