Introducing the Class of 2039! WES Preschool Graduation!
Westfall Elementary Mustangs Student-Run Credit Union Members reached their annual goal of 500 deposits this school year! As a special treat for meeting the goal, four randomly selected members were chosen to enter the "Cash Reactor!"
The Cash Reactor works like a Game Show Money Booth. The four members have a 30-second round to enter the Reactor and catch as much flying cash as possible! Whatever "cash" (ACU uses green paper "dollars" in the machine for safety purposes) the member catches will be generously donated to their account.
Congratulations to Ellie Osborn (1st grade), Cooper Dutcher (2nd grade), Kate Cantor (3rd grade), and Dax Davey (4th grade)! Their winnings spanned from $41-58!
We would like to extend a huge thank you to our student tellers for all their hard work in helping reach this goal this year, as well as a special thanks to Director of Financial Education Andy Eisnaugle and Student-Run Manager Jordan Stepp from ACU for visiting us yesterday!
Atomic Credit Union is always finding fun and inventive ways to reward our students' positive money habits. To learn more about starting an account for your student, please follow this link: https://rb.gy/76maky.
The Cash Reactor works like a Game Show Money Booth. The four members have a 30-second round to enter the Reactor and catch as much flying cash as possible! Whatever "cash" (ACU uses green paper "dollars" in the machine for safety purposes) the member catches will be generously donated to their account.
Congratulations to Ellie Osborn (1st grade), Cooper Dutcher (2nd grade), Kate Cantor (3rd grade), and Dax Davey (4th grade)! Their winnings spanned from $41-58!
We would like to extend a huge thank you to our student tellers for all their hard work in helping reach this goal this year, as well as a special thanks to Director of Financial Education Andy Eisnaugle and Student-Run Manager Jordan Stepp from ACU for visiting us yesterday!
Atomic Credit Union is always finding fun and inventive ways to reward our students' positive money habits. To learn more about starting an account for your student, please follow this link: https://rb.gy/76maky.
Preschool students planted vegetables in the elementary garden yesterday! They had a great time being outside spreading soil, planting vegetables, and getting their hands dirty! Great job!
Mr. Waters once again braved the dunk tank at Field Day. Mrs. Sullivan hit the bullseye, sending him straight into the splash zone!
Field Day Fun!!
Students entering 1st-5th grades: Enjoy PARS in the Park, hosted by Pickaway Area Recovery Services on Mondays and Wednesdays from June 8-July 22, from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM at Ted Lewis Park in Circleville. Register by scanning the QR code or by visiting https://tinyurl.com/mdtu6jpb.
This morning, Westfall Elementary celebrated a special milestone: Our 5th-grade students were officially promoted to middle school during a promotion ceremony. Students performed "This is Me" by Pasek & Paul from the movie, "The Greatest Showman," and listened to inspiring excerpts from Kobi Yamada's "Why Not?"
Each student received a yard sign and combination lock, generously provided by the Westfall CIA, to help them prepare for their new lockers this fall.
Congratulations to the class of 2033—we are so proud of you!
To watch our memory slideshow, please visit https://youtu.be/LIUDuIPiVvI?si=wvaXinZJZ7w9nymF
Each student received a yard sign and combination lock, generously provided by the Westfall CIA, to help them prepare for their new lockers this fall.
Congratulations to the class of 2033—we are so proud of you!
To watch our memory slideshow, please visit https://youtu.be/LIUDuIPiVvI?si=wvaXinZJZ7w9nymF
Our 5th graders got a sneak peek at middle school life! To prepare for 6th grade this fall, they did a mock run of a typical school day. Students practiced switching classes, finding their new lockers, and mastering combination locks. They are officially ready for the fall!
Mrs. Wippel’s second-grade students have been busy with Module 2 of Wit & Wisdom! They explored titles such as "The Buffalo Are Back," "John Henry," and "The Story of Johnny Appleseed."
They held a classroom celebration to share their reading and writing achievements with families and visitors. The creativity on display was a true reflection of all their hard work!
History and pop culture came to life in third grade! Our students dressed up as both historical figures and modern-day icons—from Eleanor Roosevelt to Elly De La Cruz—to present everything they’ve learned for our “Living Wax Museum.” They impressed their guests with their hard work, research, and planning.
Mrs. Woods’ second-grade students have been incredibly busy! In addition to researching and illustrating animal projects, they created detailed PowerPoint presentations about Johnny Appleseed. They invited staff and family members to their classroom for a gallery walk to proudly share their hard work. Great job, Mustangs!
We celebrated our May Students of the Month at Westfall Elementary School yesterday morning! Families joined us for delicious donuts while we recognized our outstanding students for their hard work and dedication. Each student received a special token for our new book vending machine, making it an extra sweet reward! We're so proud of our students and can't wait to see them dive into their new books! Way to go, Mighty Mustangs! See less
Earlier this week, DARE Officer Deputy Freeman hosted DARE in the DOME. Tiffany Singer, Public Information Officer, and Isabella Watkins, Public Health Educator, from Pickaway County Public Health, were on site to provide an enhancement lesson on the physical and mental toll developing student bodies are exposed to when consuming alcohol, tobacco, or vaping products. They used models of the human lung and mouth to explain health effects and substance use disorders.
After the lesson, Pickaway County Public Health provided six pairs of visual impairment goggles, which DARE graduates used while trying to push friends on scooters through an obstacle course, playing kickball, basketball, soccer, and volleyball. Students observed how simple childhood play becomes severely difficult when their senses are altered.
Thank you, Deputy Freeman, Tiffany Singer, Isabella Watkins, and the entire Pickaway County Public Health team for putting on such an impactful, hands-on event for our students. We truly appreciate your dedication to keeping our students informed and safe.
After the lesson, Pickaway County Public Health provided six pairs of visual impairment goggles, which DARE graduates used while trying to push friends on scooters through an obstacle course, playing kickball, basketball, soccer, and volleyball. Students observed how simple childhood play becomes severely difficult when their senses are altered.
Thank you, Deputy Freeman, Tiffany Singer, Isabella Watkins, and the entire Pickaway County Public Health team for putting on such an impactful, hands-on event for our students. We truly appreciate your dedication to keeping our students informed and safe.
Reminder: There will be no school on Monday, May 25, 2026, in observance of Memorial Day. Classes resume Tuesday, May 26, 2026.
Join us on Thursday, May 28, at 1:30 PM as we clap out the 5th-grade class for the final time before they head to middle school!
REMINDER: Westfall Local Schools will have a 2-hour early dismissal for students on Thursday, May 28, to kick off summer break!
Students will be dismissed at the following times:
High School: 12:30 PM
Middle School: 12:30 PM
Elementary School: 1:30 PM
Students will be dismissed at the following times:
High School: 12:30 PM
Middle School: 12:30 PM
Elementary School: 1:30 PM
Join us in celebrating our Preschool Graduation on Wednesday, May 27, at 5:30 PM in the WES Cafetorium! This special ceremony honors our preschoolers who will be moving on to Kindergarten next school year. Family members of our graduates are welcome to attend.
Many items have been placed on our lost-and-found table. Please remind your child to stop by and see if any of their personal items have been found and are waiting to be claimed. Any items left on the table at the end of the day on Friday, May 22, will be washed and donated.
Our students enjoyed learning about different career possibilities during our Career Day! Thanks to our incredible community presenters for demonstrating their professions for us, and to our amazing Guidance Counselors, Mrs. Cantor and Ms. Ware, for organizing this event. Career Day was a huge success!!
Wittich's Candy Shop
Ohio Department of Transportation
Eitel's Towing -Chillicothe, Ohio
Honeyrun Farm
Ruff Farms
The Fur Seasons of Orient
Pickaway County Sheriff's Office
Williamsport and Deercreek Emergency Squad
Pickaway County Community Action - PICCA (Circleville, OH)
Hay Run Lawn Service
Darby Creek Excavating
Mills Locksmith
Wittich's Candy Shop
Ohio Department of Transportation
Eitel's Towing -Chillicothe, Ohio
Honeyrun Farm
Ruff Farms
The Fur Seasons of Orient
Pickaway County Sheriff's Office
Williamsport and Deercreek Emergency Squad
Pickaway County Community Action - PICCA (Circleville, OH)
Hay Run Lawn Service
Darby Creek Excavating
Mills Locksmith
Join us for our 5th Grade Promotion Ceremony, held on Friday, May 22, at 9:15 AM, to ensure all 5th-graders are recognized for their hard work. A breakfast reception hosted by Westfall CIA and WES Principals will be held immediately following the ceremony.
