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PTO meeting with adults sitting in chairs and 3 students standing in front of the SMART Panel.
Picture of the Jamboard with Washington loves reading.
Student drawing on a Chromebook about the Rings of Responsibility.

Learning about the Rings of Responsibility through the Digital Citizenship unit. 

School nurse standing in front of a Smart Panel with Henry the Hand reminding students to wash their hands during Flu Season.

Remember to wash your hands to stay healthy as the seasons change. 

Washington School Sign outside the building.
A big group of teachers dressed as construction workers for halloween in front of the Washington School sign.

Happy Halloween from the Washington School Faculty. Professional multitaskers, we do it all! 

10 year old students with chromebooks learning in a classroom. Students are using an application called Nearpod to present information on all devices in real time.

Nearpod enhancing instruction and providing every-student response opportunities throughout the lesson. 

News & Announcements

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Annual Board of Education Forum - Sunday, January 26

A Conversation with Dr. Burton and the Board 1:30-3:30 p.m. in the Millburn Free Public Library auditorium. For those who would like to learn more about the Capital & Maintenance Plan Referendum, and the Special Election on January 28, Dr. Burton will present an overview at 1 pm, just prior to the annual forum.
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Photo: Members of the Washington School chess team with principal Peter Mercurio and coach David Lazarus. Not included are team members Ella Culligan and Aryan Grover

Chess Team Champions

The Chess team of Washington School are the new champions of the inter-school Chess tournament for the 2018-19 school year, under the guidance of coach David Lazarus. The annual tournament is conducted by the Challenging the Heads of Elementary School Students (C.H.E.S.S.) league – Which includes four Elementary schools from Millburn/Short Hills (Deerfield, Hartshorn, Glenwood and South Mountain) as well as two schools from Summit (Lincoln Hubbard and Franklin Elementary).
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