Union County will keep its elections office open until 9 p.m. on March 31 for Westfield voter registration.
New gifts approved in Westfield include playground equipment, department support and funding for a high school exhibit.
The budget takes into account a 6 percent increase in state aid that is slated to be awarded to the school district.
The deadline to register for the upcoming April 21 school board election in Westfield is Tuesday, March 31.
On Thursday, the state Department of Education released the 2026-27 state funding figures, showing how $12.4 billion will support schools.
The community is invited to submit nominations for two annual awards honoring outstanding educators and staff in the Westfield district.
Two incumbents are not seeking re-election.
Young performers ages 8-17 can apply for the 2026 Summer Theater Camp Scholarship Program before the May 1 deadline.
The Westfield High School Theatre Department will perform 'The Prom,' a story about identity and acceptance, on March 5, 6, and 7.
Two levels of achievements were honored.
All proceeds go towards student scholarships and grants.
Music programs across the U.S. are recognized annually in multiple categories for their impact on supporting the arts and music education.
This year's vote will happen in April.
Growth of programs and other resources are placed under consideration in an environment with heightened costs.
They now join a North Jersey competition against other candidates fighting for those in need.
Her 30-year career with Westfield Schools will come to a close in 2026.
The $226 million slate of plans includes additions to accommodate full-day kindergarten.
Graduating seniors from high schools located outside of Mountainside can also apply.
21 teams from multiple counties competed.
See where some of your favorite Blue Devils are headed.
The story of intellectual independence comes face-to-face with the challenges of breaking free from a limiting society.
Dr. Raymond Gonzalez now represents New Jersey in a nationwide competition.
Westfield students outperformed the state by more than 30 percent in multiple categories.
2 other Westfield schools also made the top 100.
She represents less than one percent of all high school seniors.
He is being honored for his vision, creativity, and compassion.
The award represents 50,000 students nationwide.
The goals include steps toward bettering the physical, emotional, and social wellness of students and staff.
She now represents less than one percent of all high school seniors in the United States.
Karen Carey-Lynch of the Roselle Park Middle School was honored for her hard work and dedication.
Summer is coming to a close, and parents in Westfield can mark the first day of school that is quickly approaching.
The high school recognizes student achievement every marking period at two levels: Honor Roll and Distinguished Honor Roll.
The two-week enrichment program is designed to support English language acquisition through engaging, hands-on activities.
As of Feb. 3, a bill signed by the Governor increases the number of required signatures from 10 to 25.
The Westfield Board of Education extended its "warmest congratulations and deepest appreciation" to Dr. Raymond González on Tuesday.
There were two ceremonies to accommodate more than 700 graduates and their families.
The immersive multimedia exhibit offered students a powerful lesson about the Holocaust and the importance of standing up against hate.
NAMM honors districts for their exceptional commitment to providing comprehensive music education opportunities to every student.
The students were inducted into the National Honor Societies for Spanish, French, Chinese, and Italian.
Rudy Scipioni, Kimberly Gosen-Fowler, Paula Parada, and Jeffrey Robbins were honored by the High School community with awards of excellence.