Week of Inclusion
The week of Inclusion is an annual celebration of togetherness, recognizing inclusion in all of its forms. It highlights the importance of inclusive practices, especially within our schools, to educate students on their role in the quest for equality. The goal of this week is to provide an opportunity to build an inclusive school culture where all students feel part of the school community.
Week of Respect
In 2011, New Jersey signed into law the New Jersey Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights Act, a policy created by the New Jersey Legislature that combats bullying in public schools across the state. The Week of Respect, which grew out of the Act, is held annually to raise awareness, educate, and advocate against harassment, intimidation and bullying.
2024-2025 Activities
To emphasize our commitment to respect and inclusion at Woodbridge Middle School, every student signed our district Anti-Racism Pledge during grade level lunches. Additionally, daily spirit days helped create a environment of inclusion for all of our students and staff. Students volunteers also shared positive messages, quotes and facts on the WMS Morning News in celebration of the Week of Inclusion and Respect.
Artifacts 2024-2025
