The WHS Drama Class is excited to present "Closed for the Holidays," a comedy by Flip Kobler and Cindy Marcus.
The story follows a group of travelers stranded in a community center during a Christmas Eve blizzard. From a drama teacher with a bus full of students to a couple racing to get married and a sheriff trying to keep order, each character brings humor and heart to this serendipitous holiday adventure.
Performances will be held on December 20 at 7:00 PM and December 21 at 2:00 PM. Tickets are $5 each and on sale now at the link below or at the door. We hope you’ll join us for a festive and entertaining show!
https://westfallmusical.ludus.com/200509664
The story follows a group of travelers stranded in a community center during a Christmas Eve blizzard. From a drama teacher with a bus full of students to a couple racing to get married and a sheriff trying to keep order, each character brings humor and heart to this serendipitous holiday adventure.
Performances will be held on December 20 at 7:00 PM and December 21 at 2:00 PM. Tickets are $5 each and on sale now at the link below or at the door. We hope you’ll join us for a festive and entertaining show!
https://westfallmusical.ludus.com/200509664
The musical parent meeting has been rescheduled to Monday, January 5, at 6:00 PM in the high school auditorium.
Spread holiday cheer this season by sending someone a candy cane-gram! Candy Cane-Grams are only $1 each and will be available for pre-sale December 8–12. Deliveries to students will take place December 17–18. It’s a simple way to brighten someone’s day!
Due to inclement weather, Westfall Local Schools will be CLOSED today, Tuesday, December 2, 2025.
Westfall HS and MS Athletics schedule for the week
Please note: Due to high school musical auditions being moved to December, the musical parent meeting initially scheduled for December 3 has been canceled. A new date will be announced once it is finalized. Thank you for your understanding.
The Second Nine Weeks Interim Reports are now available on the Parent and Student ProgressBook portals. To request a printed copy, please contact the MS Guidance Office at 740-986-2941 or cameron.pavey@westfallschools.com.
Thanksgiving Break begins with a 2-hour early release on Tuesday, November 25, and will continue through Friday, November 28. Classes resume on Monday, December 1.
Students will be released at the following times:
Middle/High School: 12:30 PM
Elementary Car Riders: 1:15 PM, Bus Riders Depart at 1:25 PM
Students will be released at the following times:
Middle/High School: 12:30 PM
Elementary Car Riders: 1:15 PM, Bus Riders Depart at 1:25 PM
Our Student Council spent time this week creating holiday cards for residents at our local nursing homes. We hope their kindness helps bring joy, peace, and warmth to others this holiday season.
Congratulations to 8th-grade student Emma Reed for being selected as the Grand Prize Winner of the Paint Valley ADAMH Board’s annual Write In Red–Red Ribbon Week Essay Contest, held each October during Red Ribbon Week.
Twelve school districts within the Paint Valley ADAMH catchment area—covering Fayette, Highland, Pickaway, Pike, and Ross counties—participated in this year’s contest. One winner from each school received a $100 prize, and one winner from each county earned a $500 scholarship that can be used toward any accredited college or university.
Emma’s essay was chosen as the $100 school-level winner and also selected as the county-wide winner, earning her the $500 scholarship. Her essay focused on healthy choices individuals can make to remain drug-free, and she credits her Language Arts teacher, Mrs. Trivette, for inspiring her writing.
Twelve school districts within the Paint Valley ADAMH catchment area—covering Fayette, Highland, Pickaway, Pike, and Ross counties—participated in this year’s contest. One winner from each school received a $100 prize, and one winner from each county earned a $500 scholarship that can be used toward any accredited college or university.
Emma’s essay was chosen as the $100 school-level winner and also selected as the county-wide winner, earning her the $500 scholarship. Her essay focused on healthy choices individuals can make to remain drug-free, and she credits her Language Arts teacher, Mrs. Trivette, for inspiring her writing.
WMS students are invited to join the Breakaway Zone for an exciting Mobile Mystery Escape Room hosted by All In Adventures. The event, sponsored by PARS and PAAC, takes place on November 21 from 6–8 PM at the Pickaway County YMCA and will include open gym games and pizza.
Parents can register by scanning the QR code on the flyer https://tinyurl.com/yfupfcx2.
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 a FREE Christmas Tree Cake! It’s our way of saying thank you for supporting us. Don’t miss out—see you Friday!
With winter high school and middle school sports pictures being today, here is information on viewing and ordering pictures.
Please note the following menu update: Westfall Middle/High School will be serving its Holiday Lunch on Thursday, November 20.
Reminder: There will be NO SCHOOL for students on Monday, November 17, 2025, due to a Teacher In-Service Day. Classes will resume on Tuesday, November 18, 2025.
A Morning of Honor, A Lifetime of Gratitude. This morning, Westfall Middle and High School hosted its Annual Veterans Day Assembly to recognize the brave men and women who have served—and those who continue to serve—our great nation. We are deeply grateful for their dedication and sacrifice.
Congratulations to our October Students of the Month:
Grade 6: Mya Davey & Ben Cordell
Grade 7: Sydney Hay & Wyatt Asbury
Grade 8: Hannah Tickle & Jace Towler
These students were selected this month for modeling success at WMS! #WeModelSuccess
Grade 6: Mya Davey & Ben Cordell
Grade 7: Sydney Hay & Wyatt Asbury
Grade 8: Hannah Tickle & Jace Towler
These students were selected this month for modeling success at WMS! #WeModelSuccess
American Legacy Theatre visited our middle school students this morning for a powerful one-act performance that explored themes of mental health, bullying, and careers in behavioral health. The performance encouraged students to reflect, start conversations, and consider ways to support one another.
We are grateful to the Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services for fully funding these meaningful performances and making this experience possible for our students.
For more information on the performance, please visit
https://www.americanlegacytheatre.org/see-me-hear-me-cyberbullying
We are grateful to the Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services for fully funding these meaningful performances and making this experience possible for our students.
For more information on the performance, please visit
https://www.americanlegacytheatre.org/see-me-hear-me-cyberbullying
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 a FREE pack of cookies! It’s our way of saying thank you for supporting us. Don’t miss out—see you Friday!
We had a blast celebrating Halloween with costumes, PBIS rewards, and plenty of Mustang PRIDE on Friday! Marty the Mustang even greeted students as they got off the bus in the morning!
What is Mustang PRIDE? It stands for Prepared, Respectful Individuals Determined to Excel! Students and teachers who demonstrated these qualities came together to “strike a pose” and celebrate how awesome it feels to be recognized for the positive behaviors we strive to encourage every day.
Mustang PRIDE is part of our PBIS (Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports) initiative and is more than just a program—it’s a commitment to creating a safe, supportive learning environment where every student can thrive. Our teachers are also recognized for their ongoing contributions to student success.
As we continue implementing Mustang PRIDE, let’s keep the momentum going! Celebrate positive behaviors, support one another, and make our middle school the best it can be!
What is Mustang PRIDE? It stands for Prepared, Respectful Individuals Determined to Excel! Students and teachers who demonstrated these qualities came together to “strike a pose” and celebrate how awesome it feels to be recognized for the positive behaviors we strive to encourage every day.
Mustang PRIDE is part of our PBIS (Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports) initiative and is more than just a program—it’s a commitment to creating a safe, supportive learning environment where every student can thrive. Our teachers are also recognized for their ongoing contributions to student success.
As we continue implementing Mustang PRIDE, let’s keep the momentum going! Celebrate positive behaviors, support one another, and make our middle school the best it can be!
