In honor of World Kindness Day, we are spreading a little extra kindness and positivity, and we'd like you to join us!
On Friday, November 13, wear YELLOW to spread sunshine through the halls. A little kindness goes a long way, and kind people make our school shine brighter!
Join us in spreading kindness! Drop a positive or encouraging message in the comments below to help us fill our school community with love and positivity.
Reminder: Parent-Teacher Conferences will be held on Tuesday, November 10, and Thursday, November 12, from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM.
Parents can meet with their student's teacher in person, via Google Meet, or over the phone. If you received a conference request letter, please return it to school or call 740-986-4008 to schedule.
Parents can meet with their student's teacher in person, via Google Meet, or over the phone. If you received a conference request letter, please return it to school or call 740-986-4008 to schedule.
At Westfall Elementary, we'll celebrate by encouraging students and staff to spread joy in simple, powerful ways—from writing thank-you notes to helping a classmate on the playground.
Kindness Wednesday = Do an Act of Kindness + Spread the Word. Learn more @USofKindness #KindnessWednesday
We are so proud of the connections being made and the positive impact our Bigs are having on their Littles (and vice versa!). Thank you to our mentors, students, staff, and families for helping make these experiences possible.
We look forward to many more fun activities, lasting friendships, and growing connections in the months ahead!
Our art teacher, Mrs. Kipp, and her students have been working together to create a community tapestry. All students in grades 1–5 had the opportunity to contribute, making this a true collaborative effort. After lots and lots of hard work, the tapestry is finally complete, and it is more beautiful than ever!
We love the message behind this project: when we work together, we can create something truly amazing!
A big thank-you to our amazing SRO and DARE officer, Deputy Freeman, for leading this program and helping our students build confidence, responsibility, and essential life skills!
We're also grateful to the Pickaway County Sheriff's Office and the Ruth Neff DARE Fund for their continued support of programs like this. We look forward to seeing our students continue to learn, grow, and put these important lessons into practice throughout the school year!
This week, we will send home a letter with more details, including test requirements, preparation tips, and ways you can support your student. Please email your child's teacher with any questions.
WES Student Council is hosting Trunk or Treat on Wednesday, October 28, from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM. This event is for WES students only. Staff and community members will be set up in front of the school. We look forward to seeing our WES students at this fun community event!
WES Student Council is hosting Trunk or Treat on Wednesday, October 28, from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM. This event is for WES students only. Staff and community members will be set up in front of the school. We look forward to seeing our WES students at this fun community event!
Please make all transportation changes through the front office, not the classroom teacher or by email. Call (740) 986-4008 to submit same-day change requests by 2:30 PM.
Any transportation changes requested after 2:30 PM must be made in person at the front office. Please come directly to the front office for assistance.
Thank you for helping us ensure a safe and secure dismissal for all students!
On Friday, October 16, students will be released at the following times:
High School: 12:30 PM
Middle School: 12:30 PM
Elementary School: 1:30 PM
Hat Day is October 16!
Wear your favorite hat while supporting a great cause. Donations collected during Hat Day will benefit the Different Abilities Summit in Spring 2027.
The school with the largest percentage of donations per enrollment will be recognized at the Summit, so every contribution makes a difference!
Haley, a pet care professional, brought Malakai along to help our preschoolers learn how to interact with dogs safely and kindly. Through a fun, hands-on presentation, the children learned about dog body language, safe interactions, and the importance of respecting boundaries and consent—with Malakai helping demonstrate along the way!
Fun fact: Haley is PM Preschooler Violet's mom!
A big thank you to Haley, Malakai, and All Paws Retreat for sharing this wonderful learning experience with our preschoolers!
Students need to wear dark colored clothing, avoiding bright colors and white, because our finale piece uses black lights. So, grab your passport, book your “flight”, and come with us on our journey!