Next week is Thanks-&-Giving Week! Bring a $1 each day to participate in the theme for the day.
Parent Teacher Conferences are tomorrow, November 14, from 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM! You can meet with your student's teacher in person, via Google Meet, or over the phone. To schedule a conference, please email your student's teacher or call (740) 986-4008.
We honor the commitment and sacrifice of those who served and those who continue to serve our great country. With respect and gratitude, we thank you for your service.
Westfall Elementary School hosted its Annual Veterans Day Breakfast this morning to honor those who have served and continue to serve our great country. Veterans enjoyed a performance by the Musical Mustangs, donuts, coffee, and a special recognition slideshow. Westfall CIA presented a special donation of $1,000 to Pickaway County Veterans! Thank you to all the Veterans and families who attended and to those who helped organize and support this wonderful event.
To watch the slideshow presented at the assembly, please visit https://youtu.be/ed5sCRrdevU?si=mQUfo4Lj_rk8uRWR.
Our Lost & Found is overflowing! Please remind your child to check the racks to see if they find any of their missing items! In addition, items will be put on a table for parents to check during Parent-Teacher Conferences on November 9 and 14.
Parent Teacher Conferences are tomorrow, November 9, from 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM! You can meet with your student's teacher in person, via Google Meet, or over the phone. To schedule a conference, please email your student's teacher or call (740) 986-4008.
Reminder 4th grade families: The music program "Full of Wonder" is just ONE WEEK away! Doors open at 6:40pm and students need to wear dark colored clothing, avoiding neon colors and white, please. See you there!!
WES has a Clothing Resource Room stocked with gently used clothes for students who may need a change of attire due to spills, accidents, or changes in weather. If interested in contributing to the Clothing Resource Room, please email a counselor at one of the addresses below.
Using the STEM Engineering Design Process, Mrs. Woods challenged her second-graders to help Jasper Rabbit contain some creepy carrots by building a fence around his garden. They used popsicle sticks, a little bit of glue, and a lot of creativity to design and build a fence tall enough to keep the carrots from escaping. Afterward, they reflected on their design process along with a short story about what would happen if the carrots escaped from their fence. They impressed us with their excellent designs!
Reminder: There will be NO SCHOOL on Monday, November 6, due to Teacher In-Service. Classes resume for students on Tuesday, November 7.
Congratulations to our October Students of the Month! They were showing Mustang PRIDE by being Prepared, Respectful Individuals Determined to Excel!
Dakota Underwood, Henry Gibson, Madison Myers, Alayna Ingles, Scarlett Clark, Levi Scior, Ashlee Chipman
Mark your calendars for these self-guided, private Zoom meetings that you can tune into at home or on the go. The series has several great topics from licensed therapists designed to help parents support their students. Select a topic of interest and scan the QR code to register!
For students in grades K-6 interested in wrestling, join us at a FREE CAMP on November 14 & 15 from 6-7:30 PM in the Wrestling Room.
If interested in joining the biddy wrestling team, the first practice is November 21 from 6-8 PM. $100/person. Register online at bit.ly/3QjJF8B.
Click the link to access the November edition of WES Counselor's Corner Newsletter: https://5il.co/288ox.
Congratulations to our October Staff Members of the Month!
Cindy Andrews, Educational Aide
Lisa Jones, First-Grade Teacher
Christian Payne, Kindergarten Teacher
We proudly recognize your outstanding contributions and commitment to success!
Reminder: There will be NO SCHOOL on Monday, November 6, due to Teacher In-Service. Classes resume for students on Tuesday, November 7.
Several WES students earned the opportunity to silly string Principals Mrs. Patterson and Mrs. Wolfe during yesterday's assembly that recognized the importance of modeling positive student behavior through Mustang P.R.I.D.E. - being Prepared, Respectful Individuals, Determined to Excel.
Mrs Woods' 2nd-graders discussed the difference between dry & wet ingredients and the importance of following the steps of a recipe. They worked on measuring & the delicate art of cracking eggs while practicing cooperation. Their finished product was loaves of pumpkin bread! YUM!
Our “Staff Chili Cook-Off” at WES was a huge success!! Thanks to all the participants, and congratulations to the winners!
First Place: Erica Whitt
Second Place: Candy Webb
Third Place: Courtney Wiater
Did you know that October is Fire Prevention Month? Local firefighters Russell McGinnis and Gabe Shonkwiler visited our preschool students to raise fire safety awareness and share tips to feel confident and prepared in case of an emergency.
