Education Archives - Page 38 of 128

City is facing $8.1M budget shortfall

WESTFIELD – According to Mayor Donald F. Humason Jr. and Auditor Christopher Caputo, Westfield’s revenues in fiscal year 2021, which begins July...

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Senior sets sights on a musical journey

WESTFIELD-“We Made It” is an original song for the class of 2020 penned by Westfield High School senior Madison Curbelo who seeks...

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Chromebooks will not be collected in June, school tech plan reviewed

WESTFIELD – Westfield Public Schools Superintendent Stefan Czaporowski and Chief Financial Officer Ronald R. Rix presented at the May 18 virtual School...

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Transition program hosts pizza-making party on Zoom

WESTFIELD – The East Mountain Road Transition Program has been actively participating in Zoom meetings and classes every day from 9 a.m....

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SEPAC Shining Star Awards honor Special Education staff

WESTFIELD – The Westfield Special Education Parent Advisory Council (SEPAC) hosted its Shining Stars Awards a little differently this year. The Shining...

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Students take center stage in portraiture assignment

WESTFIELD-Yamil Lorenzo-Garcia, a fifth grade student at Westfield Intermediate School, re-imagined a 1433 portrait by Jan van Eyck for a recent art...

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Westfield Technical Academy working hard for 2020 Seniors

WESTFIELD – Westfield Technical Academy Programming and Web Development Instructor Kevin Grimsley, who is the senior class adviser, and Design and Visual...

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Famous portraits receive modern twist by WIS students

WESTFIELD-The portraits are striking – in their colors and complexity – and have caught the attention of city residents recently on the...

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Westfield schools dropout rate continues to improve

WESTFIELD – Westfield Public Schools Superintendent Stefan Czaporowski said Westfield’s dropout rate “dropped again” from 1.5 to 1.3 percent for the 2018-2019...