4th graders enjoyed a visit from the Liberty Science Center. They learned about making clouds, electrons and so much more!
More community service fun!
Students made friendly, funny video messages to send to seniors at McAuley Hall! They sang songs and told jokes!
Community Service Night is packed with good deeds. Donations are being assembled for St. Josephs, Shannon's Table, Moms Helping Moms, Sophia's Book Stand, St. Hubert's, Caring Contact, Volunteers of America, McCauley Hall and Franklin's own Project Playground!
IMPORTANT: The "Not My Kid" assembly by Stephen Hill, originally scheduled for tomorrow evening (Thursday), March 21, has been POSTPONED! Stay tuned for an update with a rescheduled date.
Our Student Council members, Meghan, Sophia and Grace updated the school about Women's History Month. We learned about Taylor Swift, Helen Keller and Maya Angelou. Thanks girls!
More Pi Day!
For Women's History Month, Sydney made an announcement about Frida Kahlo. Mrs. Davenport has also worked with students to create colorful visuals about female artists and displayed them around the school!
Bella and Victoria, members of our Students Council's "celebrations committee" made an announcement over the loud speaker about the start of Ramadan. They explained some basic facts like fasting. They also explained that to wish someone Happy Ramadan you can say, "Ramadan Mubarak."
Pi Day was a hit! Students explored concepts and took on challenges!
On March 21, Stephen Hill of Speak Sobriety will present "Not My Kid: How to Build Resilient Kids to Make Healthy Choices and Overcome Adversity," sharing his impactful story of addiction and recovery. https://www.westfieldnjk12.org/article/1504996
First Grade Readers Theater with Mrs. Turi was a blast!!!
Roosevelt Middle School band students performed for Franklin today. They were wonderful! They even had a couple of guest conductors and continued making beautiful music!
This month's word was kindness! These students stood out for their acts of kindness! Congratulations!
Congratulations to our Music Students of the Month!
Congratulations to our Artists of the Month, who not only treat others with kindness and respect, they are hardworking and dedicated to creating great art!
March is Youth Art Month. To celebrate this, Franklin School has several students with artwork on display downtown, making it a total of over 180 artworks from the entire district. The students with artwork on display from Franklin are:
Luke Lofthouse,Brielle Levin,Rishi Bodapati,Joey Malvasio,Joelle Palesky, Rose Kirshenbaum,Colton Greene, William Sheldon, Naomi Galil, Mica Goldman, Leela Emany, Lanie Fisher,Kalyla Marcus (not pictured)
As you visit downtown, be on the lookout at the library, One Westfield Place, and the Center for Creativity at the Rialto for artwork from not only our school, but the other schools in Westfield as well!
The PTO is excited to announce the launch of Project Playground at Franklin! Please consider donating to update the Franklin playground as we strive to promote inclusivity, wellness and fun!
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The Franklin PTO is excited to bring to you New York Times best selling author Ellen Labrecque on May 1st, 2024. She has written over 100 books including many of the Who Was? biography series. Her books tell the stories of famous athletes, world leaders, royalty and entertainers. Mrs. Labrecque will give a presentation and answer student's questions. She will be signing pre-ordered books that will be distributed at the end of the day to students.
ORDERS DUE: March 28, 2024 by 5pm
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Please email Natalia Goldman with any questions: nataliarodriguezmd@gmail.com
It's time to Drop Everything And Read!!!We are celebrating Read Across America Week in the best way!
