Here are the team photos from the Mathleague.org contest that was held Monday
evening in Englewood, NJ. Thank you, Mrs. Curtiss, for this great opportunity! Your
5th and 6th grade math teams had a great time. Thank you, Mr. Lippe, for staying
behind to bring back all the test results.
Mrs. Miller wishes to congratulate all of our swimmers on their accomplishments
during Channel Swim! She also thanks Ms. Everett and Ms. Tralle for their
assistance leading up to the awards. Certificates for a free kid’s ice cream sundae
at Applebee’s are available in the front lobby on the publications table. Please feel
free to take some if you plan to enjoy a meal there any time soon.
The swim program is in need of gently-used swimsuits to have on hand
for “borrowing.” Please send in any suits (boy’s/girl’s all sizes) you no longer need.
Thanks!
The MS Oratory Final Competition will take place on Tuesday, May 8, at 9 am in the Auditorium. Parents are welcome to attend.
Parents are invited to attend a special program by the Lakeland Symphony Youth
Orchestra on Friday, May 4, at 10:10 am in the Auditorium.
Congratulations to Alain (7th Grade) for his high scores on the ACT test, which
is given to high school students applying to college. Alain is now eligible to take
courses offered by the Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth. Great job!
Katelyn (’08 Graduate) was selected to present her painting of the Capitol Building
at the 11th Congressional District Arts Competition at the Morris Museum this
week. On May 10, she will be receiving an Arts Award from the Sussex County Arts
and Heritage Council for the category of fine arts. She was a first place winner
last year and continues to enjoy developing her passion for the arts since attending
The Wilson School.
Three brand new issues of the Wilson Junior Scientist Newsletter! Check them out!
And be sure to check out all the issues of your favorite little scientists.
Julius (4th Grade) has received High Honors from the New Jersey Music Teachers
Association audition on April 14. This is the second year he received High
Honors. Julius is invited to a High Honors Recital in May. We are very happy for
his hard work and achievements. He continues his piano studies with passion and is
working on a small piece of Chopin.
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