We are so proud of these students for their above and beyond efforts to be great citizens and friends at Washington School. They were recognized for demonstrating kindness, responsibility, sportsmanship, or inclusivity. Keep up the great work! #WeAllShine@Washington

Our third grade students rocked it out for their first time taking the NJSLA! Thank you to our teachers for making it a fun celebration of learning! #WeAllShine@Washington

As part of a Social Studies unit about our community, kindergarteners took a walking trip to the library! What a great way to foster lifelong readers! #WeAllShine@Washington

Mrs. Amaral's class had a special visit this week from our district therapy dog Colonel! #WeAllShine@Washington

Third graders wrote inspiring messages to our fourth and fifth graders to get them pumped for the NJSLA! So proud of our students for building each other up :) #WeAllShine@Washington

Last week our students participated in an exciting BMX Anti-bullying assembly! The show focused on tolerance and how to think positively instead of negatively. Thank you to our PSO for sponsoring this assembly! #WeAllShine@Wash

Reminder! This is the last week to register for our Summer Enrichment Program for students entering Kindergarten through 6th grade. Registration ends on Friday, May 5th. Registration info on on our website: https://sites.google.com/wwrsd.org/summerenrichment2023/home?authuser=0

Over the last two weeks, Mrs. Palianto visited each classroom to read the book The Curious Garden, by Peter Brown. Students loved hearing about how one person can make a big impact on the world by being a good citizen! #WeAllShine@Washington

Happy Eid! Ramadan ends after a month of fasting and prayer.

Director of Elem Education learned about the Twp of Washington resources from Children's Librarian Marie Joyce. Dr. Carmichael was impressed by the growing section of decodable readers to support phonics and the ongoing programs for children. Twpofwashingtonpl.org @twpwashlibrary




Our first graders are collecting painted rocks to make our garden more beautiful! We encourage all students to paint a rock and bring it to school to add to our collection! #WeAllShine@Washington

How many yards does it take to get from Mrs. Fodor's classroom to Ms. Palianto's office? Just ask these 2nd graders who measured the distance yard by yard to the principal's office at Washington School! The answer = 62 yards! #WeAllShine@Washington

Our first graders taught the school about citizenship at our Spirit Assembly! #WeAllShine@Washington

A few kindergarteners are reading The Arabic Quilt to link the letter Qq to #ArabAmericanHeritageMonth.

For students in gr 4-12: We stand silent to remember those that were killed during the Holocaust. We also stand silent to reflect on the survivors, the heroes that lived. Many who left their countries after World War II who settled around the world, many came to NJ and even to Bergen County. If we were to stand silent for every victim in the Holocaust we would stand for over 11 years! We stand to remember that prejudice can start small but turn into a great tragedy. #HolocaustRemembranceDay

There are only a few more weeks to register for WWRSD's Summer Enrichment Program! Offered for students entering K-6th grades. Be sure to visit our website for course and registration details! https://sites.google.com/wwrsd.org/summerenrichment2023/home?authuser=0

Spring in the HS courtyard!


District School Counselors meet to prepare for the spring. Also present Directors of Secondary and Elementary Education and Assistant Director of Special Services.

April is #ArabAmericanHeritageMonth! Here are resources:
https://oremlibrary.org/kids/arab-american-heritage-month-4-kids
https://www.schools.nyc.gov/learning/subjects/social-studies/arab-american-heritage-month

KV is learning to log into the computers independently and we are practicing academic skills on IXL! #WeAllShine@Washington

