Washington Pre-K students began their Seed Study by observing and documenting the flowers, plants and trees they saw around our school.
They even had time to stop and smell the roses!
What will you notice when you go outdoors and observe our beautiful world? Have fun exploring!
Mrs. Ricca’s 4th graders from Washington are learning about electricity as a form of energy! They investigated how electrical energy requires a circuit and made their own mini flashlights! 🔦
A huge thank you to the Kearny Fire Department for visiting Washington School! They provided an amazing assembly filled with fun, a little magic, and some very important fire safety lessons! Our students had a wonderful time learning how to stay safe!
Yesterday, Washington students came together to celebrate kindness, acceptance, and inclusion.
Wearing orange was just the beginning — we shared kind words, supported one another, and showed what it means to stand united.
At our school, every student matters, and every voice deserves to be heard. Let’s continue to choose kindness every day!
Mrs. DaSilva Brown’s Pre-K have finished the “First Six Weeks” Study and have learned so much about Washington School. They have met important people that work around the building, different parts of our building, how to make and keep friends and how to take care of our school, our selves and our classroom with jobs. They finished with our annual Gingerbread Man Hunt too. 🏫🦒🎒
🎃 This past Friday, Washington School PTA hosted a fun-filled Trunk or Treat! From creative car decorations to plenty of sweet treats, it was a night full of Halloween spirit and community fun. Thank you to everyone who came out and made it so special! 👻🍬
Mrs Bellenger’s class from Washington was so lucky to have our Superintendent of Schools, Mrs Flora Encarnacao read to us today!
She read the story, “Fletcher and the Falling Leaves” by Julia Rawlinson (illustrated by Tiphanie Beeke) It’s a heartwarming picture book about change, seasons, and the beauty of nature through the eyes of a young fox named Fletcher.
It’s a sweet story that helps children understand and accept change, especially seasonal change, in a reassuring and magical way. Our class truly loved it. Thank you for visiting with us today!
Mrs. Molina’s 3rd and 4th grade class from Washington joined author Aaron Reynolds as he discussed and explored his Creepy Tales series. Each student created their own creepy carrot!
Mrs. Walsh’s class from Washington won the attendance incentive for September and earned a video game day!
In honor of Space Week, Washington 1st and 2nd grade classes celebrated Work Rocket Day! We joined thousands of children across the United States by building our own baking soda rockets, learning the science behind how they launch, watching them take flight, and creating unforgettable memories along the way.
Third grade from Washington had such a fun day at Demarest Farms! They enjoyed donuts, cider, pumpkin picking, a walk through the apple orchard, and some animals! 🎃🍂
Find more pictures on our school instagram: @washingtonschoolnj
🎉 Today at Washington School, we wrapped up Respect Week by wearing our awesome Me Shirts! Each shirt showed off what makes us unique and helped us discover what we have in common. A fun and meaningful way to celebrate respect, kindness, and connection! 🌟
Check out more photos on our School IG: @washingtonschoolnj
Yesterday, Washington School celebrated Superhero Day as part of Respect Week! Our students showed that everyone has the power to be kind, be a friend, and stand up for what’s right.
🎶 Happy #WashingtonWednesday!
Shoutout to Ms. Chen’s music students, Daleyza and Kristen, showing off their brand new clarinets in true Washington School style — rocking that red and blue! ❤️💙
Today at Washington, we dressed as people we admire to celebrate #RespectWeek! 💙❤️ Check out more photos on our school Instagram: @washingtonschoolnj!
It’s cool to be kind at Washington School! Check out those who were caught doing kind acts recently!
Washington School is proud to present our September Student of the Month recipients! We are so proud of you!
October is National Principal's Month, and we are celebrating our dedicated principals who lead with vision, compassion, and a steadfast commitment to student success every day. Thank you for inspiring excellence and shaping the future of our schools!
To close out Hispanic Heritage Month, Washington School was treated to a beautiful performance by traditional Peruvian dancers.
Thank you to Jorge Ponce and Elizabeth Santacruz for helping make this celebration such a memorable success! 👏
Students in Miss Dyl’s class from Washington enjoyed a Fun Fine Motor Friday! They worked on cutting and writing skills and practicing making the letter Aa with playdoh!
