Good Luck Mustangs!
Thank you to Darby Creek Church of Nazarene for treating our staff to The Blessed Bean coffee today at the high school and last month at the middle school. Your generosity means so much to our staff, and we truly appreciate the kindness you’ve shown to our school community!
Congratulations to Westfall High School’s October Students of the Month:
Rachel Elder (9) Rachel is an incredibly hard worker and always does her best. She is also kind and willing to help others.
Kaylyn Arthurs (10) Kaylyn is a leader in the classroom and on the athletic field. She is great to have in class and makes her teachers laugh often. She always has a smile and a kind word for others.
For 11th Grade, we have a TIE!
Kayley West (11) Kayley is a ray of sunshine. She works hard in the classroom and is a friend to all. She is always smiling and eager to learn. She is kind-hearted and willing to help anyone.
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Audra Anderson (11) Audra is very mature and responsible. Her teachers appreciate her.
Alden Grooms (12) Alden is kind and helpful. He is the nicest young man. He greets his teachers each day as he enters the classroom, and he always takes time to say goodbye and wish them a good day.
Rachel Elder (9) Rachel is an incredibly hard worker and always does her best. She is also kind and willing to help others.
Kaylyn Arthurs (10) Kaylyn is a leader in the classroom and on the athletic field. She is great to have in class and makes her teachers laugh often. She always has a smile and a kind word for others.
For 11th Grade, we have a TIE!
Kayley West (11) Kayley is a ray of sunshine. She works hard in the classroom and is a friend to all. She is always smiling and eager to learn. She is kind-hearted and willing to help anyone.
AND
Audra Anderson (11) Audra is very mature and responsible. Her teachers appreciate her.
Alden Grooms (12) Alden is kind and helpful. He is the nicest young man. He greets his teachers each day as he enters the classroom, and he always takes time to say goodbye and wish them a good day.
It’s Week Ten! Tonight, our Mustangs take on the Shermans at Unioto. Dress in your best costume—the student section theme is Halloween! Let’s pack the stands at the U and show our Mustang pride. See you there!
The First Nine Weeks Report Cards will be sent home with students and are currently available on the student progress book portal. If you have any questions, please contact the HS Guidance Office at 740-986-2911 x1108 or email stacy.caudill@westfallschools.com.
Mrs. Grady’s art students proved that creativity has no limits! Their latest challenge? Crafting mouthwatering burgers complete with all the fixings—made entirely out of toilet paper! We'll post an update as they begin plating up their crafty creations soon!
Columbus College of Art & Design (CCAD) visited a few of Mrs. Grady’s Art students to discuss creative career paths, college opportunities, and what it’s like to pursue a degree in the arts. Students had the chance to ask questions, explore potential programs, and discover the many ways they can turn their artistic passions into future professions.
Our Mustangs Student-Run Credit Union is excited to share a fun incentive! Open an account or make a deposit—even just a penny—and receive FREE CANDY! It’s our way of saying thank you for supporting us. Don’t miss out—see you Friday!
Westfall Middle & High Schools are sponsoring a Hat Day on Friday, October 24! For a $1 donation, you can wear your favorite hat to school. All proceeds will go to support a Westfall family in need. Thank you for helping out!
Freshman Tessa Poling earned Third Place at this year’s Pumpkin Show Art Exhibition for her creative and skillful artwork.
Reflecting on the achievement, Tessa shared, “I am thankful to have won 3rd place in the Pumpkin Show art contest because it’s an honor to have my hard work and creativity recognized. I spent a lot of time and effort on my artwork, and winning this award makes me feel proud and motivated to keep improving. I’m grateful to everyone who supported me and encouraged me along the way. I appreciate the opportunity to share my art with others at such a fun and inspiring event.”
Reflecting on the achievement, Tessa shared, “I am thankful to have won 3rd place in the Pumpkin Show art contest because it’s an honor to have my hard work and creativity recognized. I spent a lot of time and effort on my artwork, and winning this award makes me feel proud and motivated to keep improving. I’m grateful to everyone who supported me and encouraged me along the way. I appreciate the opportunity to share my art with others at such a fun and inspiring event.”
Freshman Brody Scott earned Second Place at this year’s Pumpkin Show Art Exhibition for his impressive artwork.
Reflecting on the achievement, Brody shared, “I’m really grateful to have won second place in this art show. It means a lot to see my work recognized among so many talented artists.”
Reflecting on the achievement, Brody shared, “I’m really grateful to have won second place in this art show. It means a lot to see my work recognized among so many talented artists.”
Sophomore Amanda Smith received top recognition at this year’s Pumpkin Show Art Exhibition, earning First Place for her outstanding artwork.
Reflecting on the achievement, Amanda shared, “I’m beyond excited to share that I won first place at the Circleville Pumpkin Show! I’m so proud of this art piece—it represents creativity, imagination, and the way I love to think outside the box. I hope it inspires others to express themselves and see the beauty in creative thinking. Thank you to everyone who supports and recognizes my art!”
Westfall High School freshman Lucy Wolfe received top recognition at this year’s Pumpkin Show Art Exhibition, earning First Place and Best of Show for her outstanding artwork.
Reflecting on the achievement, Lucy shared, “Seeing my art being recognized by those judging the pieces displayed at Pumpkin Show was an absolute joy—I would have never expected my work to win not only a first-place award, but also best of show. Throughout the process of making this piece, my feelings towards it fluctuated, but now I look at it and feel nothing but gratitude. Gratitude for my art teacher, Mrs. Grady, who was a constant source of support and constructive criticism; gratitude for my peers for helping me stay on track and motivated; and gratitude for those who saw and voted for my art at Pumpkin Show—it really is an honor.”
Reflecting on the achievement, Lucy shared, “Seeing my art being recognized by those judging the pieces displayed at Pumpkin Show was an absolute joy—I would have never expected my work to win not only a first-place award, but also best of show. Throughout the process of making this piece, my feelings towards it fluctuated, but now I look at it and feel nothing but gratitude. Gratitude for my art teacher, Mrs. Grady, who was a constant source of support and constructive criticism; gratitude for my peers for helping me stay on track and motivated; and gratitude for those who saw and voted for my art at Pumpkin Show—it really is an honor.”
October is Youth Savings Month! To celebrate, our Mustangs Student Run Credit Union, in partnership with Atomic Credit Union, is hosting an art contest for grades K-12.
The theme, “Dream big, save bigger,” shows how saving money connects to your future goals!
Winners in each grade category (K-2, 3-5, 6-8, 9-12) will receive a $25 gift card. Open to all students—no ACU membership required!
Make sure to put your name, school, and grade on your artwork and return it to your student-run or local branch by October 24.
The theme, “Dream big, save bigger,” shows how saving money connects to your future goals!
Winners in each grade category (K-2, 3-5, 6-8, 9-12) will receive a $25 gift card. Open to all students—no ACU membership required!
Make sure to put your name, school, and grade on your artwork and return it to your student-run or local branch by October 24.
High Schoolers: Join the Mustang Spirit Bus and travel to Waverly to cheer on our Volleyball team as they compete in the playoffs on Wednesday, October 22! The game begins at 7:45 PM, and the bus will leave from WHS at 6:30 PM. Thanks to a generous donation from Halcomb Lawn Care & Services LLC, students riding the bus will receive a ticket to the game! Students must return to the high school on the bus after the match. Sign up in the front office and pick up a permission slip by the end of the day on Tuesday. Let’s pack the stands and show our Mustang pride!
WHS Picture Retake Day is Tuesday, October 21. With Jostens Pix, families can preview the photos and place an order a few days after Picture Day at https://shop.jostenspix.com.
It's Week Nine! Tonight, our Mustangs celebrate SENIOR NIGHT as they take on the Redstreaks of Piketon at home. The student section theme is Jungle! See you there!
Good luck to the Westfall Boys Soccer Team Thursday night
Good luck to our Westfall Girls Volleyball and Soccer teams this evening!
While you’re enjoying the Circleville Pumpkin Show, make sure to stop by the Pumpkin Show Building at 124 Watt Street to see our student artwork on display. We’re proud to have several student entries featured in this year’s competition, and we’d love for you to check them out!
