We’re excited to celebrate the 2025 Grand Opening of our Student-Run Credit Union on Friday, September 19! Students who have accounts will bring home their banking pouches this Wednesday, so be sure to send in a deposit for the first day of business on Friday—even if it’s just a penny! Also, it’s not too late to sign up for an account! Ask your student’s teacher for more information!
Westfall students PK-12 are invited to an exciting after-school gaming and science event, Fastest Lap on the Marble Track! Join us on October 3 for snacks, games, and a massive marble track race! Scan the QR code or visit https://tinyurl.com/5867uzrz for more important details.
Students in Ms. Rhoads’ class rolled up their sleeves on Friday for another fun cooking activity—making their own pizzas! They enjoyed preparing and eating the meal together, and even worked as a team to clean up afterward.
Best of Luck to our 2025 Westfall representatives for the "Greatest Free Show on Earth" Circleville Pumpkin Show! Lily Patterson and Carly Atwood are competing for the title of Pumpkin Show Queen, while Parker Bobst is competing for the title of Little Miss Pumpkin Show!
1-2-3-4... We declare a Penny War! From September 15–19, students can add points to their grade’s jar with pennies and dollar bills—or sabotage grades with silver coins! The grade with the most positive points wins an ice cream sundae party!
Inspiration Station will host STEAM Fall Fest on September 20 for children in grades 1 through 8 at 1170 N Court St in Circleville.
Adult and teen volunteers are needed to help make STEAM Fall Fest a great event! Sign up at https://tinyurl.com/a4ky9skj.
Adult and teen volunteers are needed to help make STEAM Fall Fest a great event! Sign up at https://tinyurl.com/a4ky9skj.
Mrs. Wiater’s 1st graders harvested tomatoes from Westfall’s Community Garden and turned them into homemade spaghetti sauce! After learning how tomatoes grow and working together to prepare the recipe, the class enjoyed a delicious spaghetti meal to celebrate.
On Thursday, students were welcomed by the WHS Pride of the Mustangs Band before an energetic PBIS assembly, which reviewed expectations for positive behavior this school year.
To keep the excitement going, our School Resource Officer, Deputy Freeman, joined in on the fun with a game that had everyone laughing! Five students who have shown positive behavior since the start of the year were selected to cover his head in shaving cream.
Then, Mrs. Patterson and Mrs. Wolfe faced off to see who could stick the most Fruit Loops to the shaving cream. Mrs. Patterson won the challenge—but the real winner of the day was Deputy Freeman, who was such a good sport!
We also celebrated our spirit stick winners for the quarter: Miss Pleska’s 1st-grade class, Ms. Dowden’s 3rd-grade class, and Mrs. Sullivan’s 5th-grade class. Congratulations!
Fridays have become cooking days in Ms. Rhoads’ class! Last week, students baked chocolate chip cookies, and this week they set the table and made pancakes with sausage. A fun way to end the week with good food and teamwork!
After learning about the life cycle of a butterfly and discovering their classroom guest was a female, Mrs. Wippel’s 2nd graders released their beautiful Monarch. The students were especially careful not to disturb their butterfly friend’s chrysalis during the release, as a fellow Monarch is expected to emerge next week. Safe travels, Lady Monarch!
Picture Day is scheduled for Tuesday, September 23. Order online at https://my.lifetouch.com using Picture Day ID: EVT4XCV7H
We’re so excited to welcome Ashley Dinneen to the Mustang Family as an Educational Aide at Westfall Elementary School!
GREAT NEWS! THE MOBILE DENTIST IS COMING BACK!
We are excited to announce that our school has once again partnered with Smile Programs, the Mobile Dentists, to offer in-school dental care. The Mobile Dentists will visit Westfall Elementary School on September 29 and 30.
The dental services provided include a comprehensive exam, x-rays, cleaning, fluoride treatment, sealants (if necessary), and sometimes restorative care, such as fillings.
Register at https://www.myschooldentist.com/Default.aspx
If you have any questions, please contact Mrs. Savage at jenica.savage@westfallschools.com or (740) 986-4008.
We are excited to announce that our school has once again partnered with Smile Programs, the Mobile Dentists, to offer in-school dental care. The Mobile Dentists will visit Westfall Elementary School on September 29 and 30.
The dental services provided include a comprehensive exam, x-rays, cleaning, fluoride treatment, sealants (if necessary), and sometimes restorative care, such as fillings.
Register at https://www.myschooldentist.com/Default.aspx
If you have any questions, please contact Mrs. Savage at jenica.savage@westfallschools.com or (740) 986-4008.
In observance of Labor Day, there will be no school on Monday, September 1, 2025. Classes will resume on Tuesday, September 2, 2025.
We’re so excited to welcome Terri Layton to the Mustang Family as an Educational Aide at Westfall Elementary School!
Sprinkled with kindness! Mrs. Woods’ 2nd-graders loved reading The Jelly Donut Difference! After the story, they shared how kindness makes their hearts feel full — and capped it off with a donut celebration. Now that's what we call a sweet lesson!
Westfall Local School District is excited to announce that all Westfall students, grades K–12, will now receive FREE admission to every MS/HS home game held on campus, with the exception of OHSAA tournament contests.
Students in grades K–8 must be accompanied by an adult and enter through the main gate. High school students (grades 9–12) will receive a QR code by email to be scanned at the designated Student Entry gate.
We are proud to provide this opportunity for our students to support their classmates, school, and community. We can’t wait to see our stands filled with Mustang pride!
Westfall Local Schools will sponsor a District-Wide Hat Day on Friday, August 22. For a donation of $1, you can wear your favorite hat to school. All proceeds will help a Westfall family in need. Thank you for your support!
We’re excited to welcome Deputy Levi Freeman from the Pickaway County Sheriff’s Office as our new School Resource Officer! Deputy Freeman will be joining Deputy Amann on campus and will primarily serve at Westfall Elementary. We look forward to the positive impact he’ll have on our students and school community!
Westfall Elementary is proud to continue our PBIS system, which encourages students to show Mustang PRIDE by being Prepared, Respectful Individuals Determined to Excel. Throughout the school year, students can earn tickets or points for positive behavior and use them to shop at our PBIS store.
In addition, each quarter brings a new incentive for students who consistently meet expectations. These rewards give students something exciting to look forward to while reinforcing positive choices in the classroom, restroom, hallways, cafeteria, recess, and bus.
We are proud to celebrate Mustang PRIDE all year long!
In addition, each quarter brings a new incentive for students who consistently meet expectations. These rewards give students something exciting to look forward to while reinforcing positive choices in the classroom, restroom, hallways, cafeteria, recess, and bus.
We are proud to celebrate Mustang PRIDE all year long!
