
REMINDER: The deadline to submit completed petitions for candidacy in April 15, 2025 School Board Election is 4p on Tues, Feb 25. Nominating petition updated to reflect new legislation requiring 25 signatures. https://www.westfieldnjk12.org/page/boardelectionapril2025


Check out our updated Bond + Budget portal with a robust schedule of community engagement sessions now posted. Whether in-person or remote, day or evening, there are plenty of opportunities to have your questions answered. westfieldnjk12.org/vote


Due to inclement weather forecasted overnight expected to impact travel in the AM, all Westfield Public Schools will have delayed opening tomorrow (Thurs), Feb 6. Delayed opening schedule here: https://www.westfieldnjk12.org/page/inclement-weather-procedures-school-closings


Mark your calendar! 📅 On February 10 at 6 p.m., experience Wild Symphony at Edison Intermediate School. Learn more, including how to get your free ticket to this magical, family-friendly event: https://www.westfieldnjk12.org/article/1997849


Our second graders learned about pedestrian safety and how to cross the street without mishap.

Building Bridges to our beloved community... This was the theme of the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. essay and art contest. Below is a work of art by fifth grader Lia Kotsinis.


"Has anyone seen my stethoscope?"


"If only we had something to do at recess!"


Use an array to help me solve a multiplication problem? No problem.


"I can keep my place better when I use a pointer!"


Thanks to our parents, we got about a gazillion new books to read.


"Operator, how is my fluency when I read aloud?"


St. Joe's extra lunch: Grandparents PTO to the rescue!


"I'll read your sentence, and you write it down. If you need to fix anything, I'll let you know. Then we can switch."


The first snow.


If only we had something to do at recess....


Watching our friends and alumni from Roosevelt Middle School when the band, orchestra and chorus came with holiday cheer.


Fifth graders helping second graders.


Oh, yes - first graders learn how to code in Mrs. Pitarresi's library.


Teaching my bear all the things you can do with a number grid.
