Buddies getting creative together
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Teacher Margaret's "View From My Window" - December 2nd
December is here!
Honoring Mary Rinck
A tribute to our retired Magistra
THANK YOU!
Thank you to our Westfield Community who contributed to this year's Giving Tuesday campaign in support of Westfield Friends School's 2021-2022 Annual Fund. We have so much appreciation for all of our donors.
WFS Tumbler Sale
Looking for great holiday gifts? You can't go wrong with the WFS Tumbler. Order form here.
Take a look here
You may not have even noticed it's missing!
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You Can Double or Triple Your Annual Fund Donation!
Did you know that you could increase your Annual Fund donation by checking this widget to see if your employer matches gifts?
"Social Justice Greeting Cards" project - CARDS STILL AVAILABLE!
Find out how you can help support this essential cause. Students in 4th-8th grade worked to help the organization "Black Voters Matter".
Middle School Project - UPDATE!
Over 200 sandwiches made and delivered! See our students in action.
We Are Grateful!
We are thankful to everyone in our Westfield Friends School community. Have a joyful Thanksgiving.
Teacher Margaret's "View From My Window" - November 18th
Disguised turkeys, Post-Thanksgiving onsite COVID 19 Testing, and more!
Teacher Margaret's "View From My Window" - November 11th
A successful NJAIS Accreditation Team visit this week!
5th Grade Garden Feast
Working for their lunch!
Teacher Margaret's "View From My Window" - November 4th
So much to be thankful for.
1st Annual BOOOOOOth Bash a success!
And the winner is...
Owl Corner
A WFS Faculty Blog
NOVEMBER Newsletter
The importance of staying active, and more!
Food and Sustainability
Middle School teacher, Mr. Abramowitz, shares with us, that to eat healthy is to eat with grace and gratitude.
OCTOBER Newsletter
Happy Halloween tips and more!
Living Musically
Music Teacher, Jessica Fielding, shows us how we can invite music into our summer!
Making Aromatherapy Dough
Teacher AJ shares a recipe for family fun with self-care in mind!
Find Her Story
Teacher Paige is helping Westfield celebrate Women’s History Month, this March, with stories of women that are shaping our world.
Being in the Trees
Join Teacher Molly in her exploration of the benefits of hiking.
The Power of the Pen
Teacher Valerie Parry loves to write. Learn the many ways that children can discover the fun of writing.
Create Your Own Snowflake
How is this possible? Let Teacher Christine show you how.
Looking at Art
WFS art teacher, Deborah Moss Marris, shares how adults and children can discover this piece of art, Surrender at Breda by Diego Velazquez, together.
Reading for Success
Head of School, Margaret Haviland, writes how children learning to read is fundamental to their success in life, and how WFS facilitates and supports this philosophy. ~Published 1.6.21
Fun + Free Family Adventures Over Winter Break
Looking for some fresh, new ideas for activities to do from your home? Here are a few of our Director of Admissions, Mary Rinck's, favorite things to do any time of the year. Have fun! ~Published 12.15.20
Helping Children Through Uncertain Times
Read our first Faculty Blog written by School Counselor, Laura Jaslow, on helping our children build resilience during these uncertain times. ~Published 12.8.20
Upcoming Events
Poinsettia pick up in pickup line
Time: 3 PM – 4 PM
Parents & Guardians Council Meeting
Time: 7 PM – 8 PM
COVID testing in the Meeting House
Time: 10:30 AM – 11:30 AM
COVID testing in the Meeting House
Time: 10:30 AM – 11:30 AM
Holiday Program FULL DAY
Time: 10:30 AM – 11:30 AM
Mission Statement
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Testing wind direction
Outdoor classroom
Rainy day play
Main entrance
Meeting for worship
PRESCHOOL and ADMISSIONS
School Stats
- 45% Students of color
- 7:1 Student to teacher ratio
- 100% of students attend first-choice high school
- 19 zip codes are represented