For a fun time with the whole family, join us for the following WSD events happening this month.

On May 17, Melissa Straub of High Impact Youth Training Solutions, LLC will provide training for parents on social media awareness and internet safety.

The 2022-2023 school budget was approved by the Board of Education this week after a public hearing held Monday night.

The Wyckoff Education Foundation (WEF) will host a Kentucky Derby Casino Night on Thursday, May 12.

The 2020-2021 New Jersey School Performance Reports were released this week by the state department of education.

This week, the Board of Education approved an update to the 2021-2022 District Calendar.

There will be a special school board meeting Monday to approve the submission of the tentative 2022-2023 budget.

Mr. Brian Faehndrich was appointed Eisenhower Middle School (EMS) Principal for the 2022-2023 school year at the Wyckoff Board of Education meeting Monday.

Congratulations to EMS eighth graders Henry Petrie and Declan Tosney for earning an Honorable Mention in the recent annual Mini-Documentary Challenge held by the New Jersey Educational Computing Cooperative (NJECC).

During this first week of March, our schools celebrated National Read Across America Week.

The EMS Generals brought the trophy home after an undefeated season and a final exciting win against River Dell, 55-38.

Beginning March 7th, masks will no longer be required in school.

The girls’ basketball team at Eisenhower Middle School will head to the playoffs next week as a No. 1 seed.

Kindergarten Registration for the 2022-2023 school year opens Friday, February 4.

Newly enacted revisions to the School Security Drill Law (N.J.S.A. 18A:41-1) require that school districts provide written notification to parents or guardians following the completion of a school security drill.

Extended Day Learning Clubs for elementary and middle school students, funded by federal COVID-19 relief monies, will launch next month.

We are pleased to announce the Wyckoff Connected Parents Series for 2022.

Student report cards will be issued today for the first academic marking period, which closed last Friday.

Today marks the end of the first academic trimester. The Wyckoff School District has moved through the start of the school year with strength and recovery after the many challenges and schedule interruptions we faced last year.

Mrs. Paula Rubenacker, beloved faculty member of the Wyckoff Schools, passed away this week at the age of 45. The family will receive visitors on Monday from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Vander May in Wayne.

Annually, the Wyckoff-Midland Park Rotary Club gifts a dictionary to every third grader in the Wyckoff School District.

Choral students from all five WSD schools will come together this weekend for a workshop performance of “All Together Now.”

As part of our continuous effort to improve students’ education and prevent at–risk student behavior, we ask that staff, students and parents complete the voluntary New Jersey School Climate Survey.

The Wyckoff Education Foundation recently donated $20,000.00 to fund new broadcasting equipment across WSD’s five schools.

Next week is School Safety Awareness Week. During the third week of October each year, we review how to keep schools safe and secure.

The global observance of World Teachers’ Day was this week on Tuesday, October 5th.

Next week, our schools will observe Fire Prevention Week and New Jersey’s Week of Respect.

Fall arrived this week, and a full range of classes and extracurricular activities are well underway in our schools.

Today marks the end of our first official week of school. Students are busy learning, collaborating, and discovering, and teachers have begun measuring their academic growth since last school year.

Students started back to school yesterday, and they are off to a strong start. We are proud to announce that WSD has been awarded the 2021 Certificate of Excellence in Financial Reporting (COE) by the Association of School Business Officials International (ASBO).

On Tuesday, the Wyckoff School District welcomes our teachers back for a time of collaboration and preparation before their students arrive the following week.

There are a few weeks left of summer vacation, and the Wyckoff Schools are happily preparing for fall. The state’s Health and Safety Guidance was updated this summer. Here’s what you need to know.