WEF hosts and supports a variety of events throughout the year. See what’s coming up, and what we’ve been up to recently:
WEF is delighted for Ami Shah, Certified Financial Planner, to lead a riveting and necessary discussion on Family Finances - everything from how to begin discussing money concepts with your pre-teen to common financial mistakes and how your family can avoid them. Register now: https://westfieldedfund.org/financial
Attend this meet & greet to learn about available roles and responsibilities on the WEF board for 2021. Learn more about our mission and recently funded initiatives. Hear about experiences as Board Members and opportunities to make an impact! Meeting will be at 8pm via Zoom. RSVP to info@westfieldedfund.org and we will send you the link to join!
Display a lawn sign to share your appreciation for Westfield teachers! Proceeds go to fund innovation in our schools. Buy your sign today!
Our upcoming trivia has been postponed. We plan to reschedule for fall. Stay tuned!
Westfield mom and musician Rebecca Schaffer is a singer/songwriter/guitarist who will share a mix of originals and pop songs, all played acoustically. She will also be joined by a handful of elementary students as guest musicians.
Proceeds will benefit the Westfield Education Fund
Limited capacity, Buy tickets online
Attend this informal meet & greet with the current WEF board, learn about available roles and responsibilities for next year, and hear about opportunities to make an impact! 7:30pm at the YMCA Clark Street (Room 201/202). RSVP here.
Roosevelt Intermediate School participated in NJ Makers Day and students explored and engaged with the MakerSpace offering, an initiative funded by WEF.
WEF hosted an informal discussion for parents and educators from the community to reflect on the film screening and panel, learn more about upcoming initiatives, and share new ideas with WEF board members. Westfield teachers Ms. Megan Lynn (library media specialist) and Ms. Annie Goodwin (Technology, Engineering, and Design teacher) from Roosevelt Intermediate School shared more about Makerspaces, funded by WEF.
We hosted a sold out screening (400+ attendees) of the award-winning documentary “Most Likely To Succeed”, focused on innovation in education and an evening of dialogue about what matters most for students today. Following the film was a panel of local educators, moderated by Mayor Shelley Brindle.
