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.
Dating back to 1885, George Washington’s birthday was the first federal holiday honoring an individual’s birth date. In 1971, it moved to the third Monday in February, falling between Washington and Abraham Lincoln’s birthdays, inspiring the name Presidents Day. #PresidentsDay
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
Students across all grade levels participated in a design challenge this week. The projects ranged from designing unique animals to building a cup holder out of pipe cleaners.
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
During Spanish, fourth grade students engaged in a small-group game to reinforce the names of sports.
Some Wilson students painted Kindness Rocks to share uplifting messages. These little works of art will be placed around our community as reminders that kindness is everywhere!
Wilson students wrapped up the Great Kindness Challenge in the coziest way possible—Dreaming of Kindness Pajama Day. Our school has spent the week spreading positivity and making a difference. Kindness doesn’t stop here—let’s keep the kindness going every day!
2K was buzzing with positivity thanks to a Compliment Jar! 💌 Each student took time to write kind words for their classmates, lifting one another up and spreading smiles.
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
Wilson students are spreading kindness one meal at a time. As part of our monthly Two Lunch Thursday program with the PTO, they donated extra lunches and pantry items to support a local shelter. A small act of generosity can make a big difference!
Our students had a blast playing Sink the Ship in PE class. This fun and fast-paced game helps students sharpen their throwing, catching, and teamwork skills as they work together to keep their “ship” afloat while trying to sink the others.
Wilson students and staff wore their tie-dye to spread peace, love, and kindness during the Great Kindness Challenge! Every act of kindness—big or small—helps make our school a brighter, happier place!
Wilson's first-grade students embraced the energetic style of Jackson Pollock, using warm colors to splatter and swirl their way to vibrant Lunar New Year works of art.
🏈⚽🏀 No matter the sport, we’re all on the same team—Team Kindness! 💙 Wilson students rocked their favorite sports gear, showing that even though we cheer for different teams, kindness brings us all together.
It was so nice to see so many friends, family, and alum come out for our PTO's first Winter Game Night. Laughter, friendly competition, and great memories filled the room!
Wilson's second graders attended an assembly to learn how to 'Be Safe and Be Seen' while walking in the community. A big thank you to Mike from the EZRide organization for teaching our students important safety tips like stopping, looking, and listening before crossing the street.
