Get ready to show off your Halloween spirit! Student Council is hosting our annual Halloween Costume Contest this Friday, October 30, during lunch!
Prizes will be awarded for Best Individual Costume, Best Duo/Trio/Group Costume, Funniest Meme Costume, Scariest Costume, Most Creative Costume, and Best Teacher Costume.
Start planning your costumes and bring your creativity! Remember, masks may only be worn during the contest, real or fake weapons are not allowed, and all costumes must meet the school dress code. Bring extra clothes just in case!
We look forward to seeing all the spooky, silly, and creative costumes this Friday. Don't miss out!

Students attending Pickaway-Ross, taking CCP or online classes, or enrolled in off-campus courses who want a retake are encouraged to have their picture taken first thing in the morning.
After Picture Retake Day, preview and personalize your student's photos and order prints online at jostenspix.com/shop using event code FE214826.







Even though school is on break for Pumpkin Show, we'd like to take a moment to recognize and thank our wonderful bus drivers for their hard work, dedication, and commitment to safely delivering our students to and from school!

Tie for 9th grade:
Blake Wickline (9) Blake is always smiling and willing to help out. He sets a great example in class by asking insightful questions and working exceptionally hard.
Jace Towler (9) Jace is a silent leader who comes to class ready to learn with a positive attitude. He consistently submits his best work and makes the room an enjoyable place for his peers.
Tie for 10th grade:
Anthony Fields (10) Anthony is a high achiever and talented choir performer who always brings joy and laughter to class. Anthony participates consistently, learns quickly, and leads his peers with kindness.
Tyler Moore (10) Tyler is a friendly, hardworking young man who can fix anything at the drop of a hat. He is a true asset to the Westfall school community.
Tie for 11th grade:
Kaiden Adams (11) Kaiden is a respectful, hardworking student who consistently demonstrates dedication to his schoolwork.
Mariah Columbus (11) Mariah is always upbeat, positive, and brings a wonderful energy to the classroom.
Maryssa Rapp (11) Maryssa is one of the kindest students in our school. Maryssa is always smiling, willing to lend a helping hand, diligent with her schoolwork, and leads the student body as a cheerleader.
12th grade:
Malia Brownfield (12) Malia stands out for her great work ethic and the cheery attitude she brings to school every day.



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!

TONIGHT! Explore your future at the Pickaway County College & Career Fair! Meet with more than 60 colleges and technical schools, connect with local opportunities, and discover options for every path. October 14, 6:00–8:00 PM, at Teays Valley Field House.

Charley Reiser and Eli Musselman (pictured with sister Piper) and their families each won a basket of Westfall swag and two adult annual athletic passes.
Both winners were selected for completing our Attendance Survey during the October 8 Parent-Teacher Conference. Thank you to everyone who participated, and congratulations to our winners!

Join us for Jersey and Hat Day on Monday, October 12, as we celebrate Mr. Miller's last Monday before retirement.
For $1, students and staff can wear their favorite jersey and/or hat while celebrating his last week at Westfall. All proceeds will be donated to the American Cancer Society in memory of Mr. Miller's dad.
Happy Retirement, Mr. Miller!




















