Wilson Elementary School

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301 Linden Ave
Westfield, NJ 07090
Wilson Elementary School offers educational opportunities to students in kindergarten through grade five. The school s academic curriculum includes language arts, mathematics, science, social studies, art and physical education. It also offers gifted and talented education and English as a Second Language programs. Wilson Elementary School s on-site library provides fiction and nonfiction books, Web portals and encyclopedias. The school conducts monthly parent-teacher conferences and serves lunch to students. It also operates various extracurricular and recreational clubs. In addition, the school provides special education programs for students with disabilities. It is a part of the Westfield School District, which serves more than 6,100 students and employs over 700 staff members. Wilson Elementary School is located in Westfield, N.J.
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