Wilson students built unique model homes inspired by the works of artist Beverly Buchanan. Using found objects, they brought imagination to life, transforming everyday items into art with Mrs. Collins during our STEAM afterschool program.
First grade students in Mrs. Morris' class teamed up to play the game "Rolling for 50." It helps students explore ways to visualize counting and enhances their math skills.
Our first graders had a special visit from Mr. Uveges, our student support counselor. He shared the heartfelt story "The Rabbit Listened," highlighting the power of listening—both in his role and in our everyday lives.
We hope to see you at "Understanding the HIB Process," an important session for all Westfield Public Schools parents/guardians tomorrow (Tuesday), October 8 from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at Wilson Elementary School. Please remember to register: https://bit.ly/HIB-Session-Oct8-RSVP
Students in Mrs. Greczek's class got comfy with their realistic fiction books, diving into stories that reflect real-life experiences.They took time to make predictions, jot down key ideas, and pose intriguing questions.
Wilson students, staff, and families showed up in red for Walk and Bike to School Day. It was amazing to see our community come together to promote safety, fitness, and fun.
First Graders had an apple-solutely awesome week in 1G to celebrate the first week of fall! They learned how apples grow, visited a virtual apple orchard, read the folktale of J ohnny Appleseed, and conducted a science experiment with apples.
Ms. O'Neill's class went on a soil walk, digging deep into the fascinating properties of different soil samples found right here on the Wilson property.
Our fifth grade musicians are jumping back into their musical studies with Mrs. Webber.
Our fourth grade artists are working on still life drawings, taking inspiration from the Cuban artist Amelia Peláez—a contemporary of Picasso, as we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month.
Students in Mr. Borchin's class teamed up to explore the characters of Pecan Pie Baby. They shared their insights with one another, sparking some amazing conversations.
Wilson first graders had an introductory lesson with our school nurse, Mrs. Finn. They learned what she does to keep our school community safe and when they should visit her office.
Wilson students kicked off their chemistry STEAM class with an "explosive" experiment.They built their own volcano models and watched science come to life as they explored the fizzing chemical reaction between baking soda and vinegar. The first investigation was a blast—literally!
Reminder for parents/guardians of students in PreK to 12th Grade: Don't miss this opportunity to learn about the district's HIB process from members of our counseling team. Tuesday, October 8, beginning at 6:30p at Wilson.
Every day in Mrs. Sapuppo's class starts with creativity, as students dive into their journals to respond to thought-provoking prompts. But on Free-Write Fridays, the sky's the limit—they get to explore and write about any topic that inspires them!
Excitement filled the air at Wilson as readers of all ages proudly showcased their book selections from our Fall Book Fair!
We are excited to introduce an important resource for our community - our Facilities Bond Referendum Information Portal. The portal will be updated frequently with lots of important details, as we move closer to finalizing the referendum in February 2025. You'll find an easy-access button on the district and school websites.
https://sites.google.com/westfieldnjk12.org/wps-bond-referendum/home
September is Suicide Prevention Month. During "Thursday Table Talks" at WHS, students learned about "Project Semicolon" to symbolize the continuation of a person's life and shared what makes them feel alive, (including music and caffeine) on the ALIVE Board. They also got a chance to meet the WHS Student Assistance Coordinators (SACs).
From September 15 to October 15, we celebrate the rich cultural heritage, diverse traditions, and invaluable contributions of Hispanic and Latino Americans to our nation. We honor the resilience, creativity, and vibrant spirit of Hispanic communities that have shaped and continue to enrich our society in countless ways. #WPSCelebratesDiversity
Save the Date for an informative and important session to help parents understand the HIB process. October 8 from 6:30-8:30 p.m. in the Wilson Elementary School library. For PreK-12 parents/guardians. Hope to see you there!
