The Villano View

The Student News Site of Patrick M. Villano School

The Villano View

The Villano View
Mia Woodward

Mia Woodward, Reporter

Mia Woodward is a fifth-grader at Patrick M. Villano Elementary School.Woodward loves to sing, dance, and act. She is a great writer and enjoys creating stories, poems, and other types of writing. Woodward joined The Villano View because she wants to inform people about what is going on at Patrick M. Villano Elementary School. She participated in The Villano View the past two years, and this is her third year. Woodward wants to make sure everyone enjoys the stories that are written and published.

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Oceans Rock us usually an interactive, hands-on presentation where students can touch sea fossils and shells. The presenter showed sea shells, starfish and shark teeth and created colorful slides, instead.

Bringing the ocean to online learning

Paige Aquila, Savannah Dennehy, and Mia Woodward
June 12, 2020
Fifth-grader teacher, Kimberly Biggs, is shown making plans for both her fifth-grade Language Arts classes.

Virtual learning through the eyes of a teacher

Paige Aquila, Savannah Dennehy, and Mia Woodward
May 9, 2020
Governor Phil Murphy closed all schools - public and private - to the end of the school year. . His office is now forming a group of people to think about learning in the summer and in September.

Schools closed for the rest of the academic year

Paige Aquila, Savannah Dennehy, and Mia Woodward
May 6, 2020
Paige Aquilia writes in her free time. She is busy as a student and a dancer, so she writes mostly on weekends.

New book on the shelf … by a student

Savannah Dennehy and Mia Woodward
December 18, 2019
Third graders from Christina Knaack's homeroom help load canned goods onto the donation truck. The truck delivers the items to local food pantries.

March Madness winner

Neha Anoo, Joanne Jacob, Anjali Mathew, and Mia Woodward
April 13, 2018
Some children in Emerson made the most of the day off from school by playing in the snow. The flakes fell fast and furiously late afternoon and clung to area trees and pines. Sunny skies the next day melted the scene, however.

[Photo] Spring snow storm closes school … again

Ethan Spurr, Reporter
March 23, 2018
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