Westview JR-SR HS

Reminder for all Parents and Students,
No School Monday, Sept. 28th! Staff Professional Development Day. See you back on Tuesday, Westview!

Westview Jr-Sr High students and staff enjoyed the potato bar today made from the potatoes grown by 8th graders over the summer. Thank you to the teachers and students who made this possible! Some students were interviewed and will be featured on ABC57 tonight at 5 pm and 6 pm.

Westview students and staff will have the opportunity to enjoy a baked potato bar featuring the potatoes the Introduction to Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources students grew over the summer. The potato bar will be this Thursday at lunch. Thank you to all the students who participated in this year's potato project!

Congratulations to the Varsity girls soccer team for winning the NECC tournament! Well done, Warriors!

Attention Westview Seniors and parents of Seniors: SEPTEMBER 21-25, 2026 is College GO week. The American College Application Campaign's (ACAC) goal is to help high school seniors navigate the college admissions process and ensure each student is able to submit at least one admissions application. Many Indiana universities join in the celebration by taking away their college application fees for a week or longer so that students can apply for free.

Don't forget to order your 26-27 yearbook before the price increases: https://www.jostens.com/apps/store/customer/1072317/Westview-Junior-Senior-High-School/

Shout out to Westview's Evan Beechy for creating today's graphic.

Congratulations to the Junior High boys cross country team for placing first out of 16 schools at the Prairie Heights Invitational. Westview's Caleb Yoder (7th grade) was the overall winner of the race. Well done Warriors!

Westview yearbook orders are open for the 26-27 school year. Secure a lower price by ordering before September 4 at https://www.jostens.com/apps/store/customer/1072317/Westview-Junior-Senior-High-School/. Physical order forms are also available in the main office.

The Class of 2030 heard from a representative from Jostens about the importance of making a commitment to their education and future. Each student then shook hands with the principal and dean of students as they pledged to put in the work needed to reach graduation. To mark that commitment, students signed a class banner that will hang in their locker hallway throughout their high school years as a reminder of the promise they made to themselves and their future. We look forward to watching you succeed, Warrriors!

We are excited to announce the cast list for the musical Annie to be performed November 6, 7, and 8. 2026.

Congratulations to both Varsity and Junior Varsity boys tennis teams for winning the Bluffton invitational! Well played, Warriors!

Shout out to the 61 senior students who packed meals at the MEC for the Feed My Starving Children event yesterday. Volunteers packed 292 Boxes, the equivalent of 63,072 meals - enough to feed 172 children a daily meal for a year. We are proud of your service, Warriors!

Well done Warriors!

It's nearly musical time! 🎶Auditions for Westview Music Department's Production of Annie will take place on Tuesday, August 18th and Thursday, August 20th. Auditions are open house style from 3:45 PM until 6:00 PM in the choir room. See Mr. Carter for an audition packet to be turned in at your audition.

In response to the new bell-to-bell cell phone law, we have placed a landline phone for students to use when they need to reach a parent or guardian during the school day. This phone is located in the front office, and students may come down during passing periods to call home. There are instructions posted near the phone on how to use it, so please make sure your child knows the best number to use if they would need to reach you during the day.

FIRST STAFF DAY OF THE 2026-2027 SCHOOL YEAR IS IN THE BOOKS! Today, we welcomed our amazing Westview staff back for a day filled with information, inspiration, laughter, dancing, connection, and plenty of spirit! Our morning included several informational speakers, a message from Dr. Jaime Carroll about the exciting future of Westview and our upcoming strategic planning work, and a hilarious game-show skit from our incredible school nurses! We ended our time together with a dynamic and inspiring keynote from Kim Strobel, who shared a powerful message about the importance of happiness in both our personal and professional lives. One message that resonated with our staff was: “We have to show up for ourselves before we can show up for others.” What an important reminder as we begin a new year of caring for, encouraging, and inspiring our students, and one another. There was so much energy in the room today, and one thing was clear, our people are what make Westview such a special place. We are excited, we are ready, and we cannot wait to see what this year holds for our students, staff, families, and community! The best is yet to come, Warriors! ❤️💛

Teachers have been hard at work preparing for your first day tomorrow! We can't wait to see you in the morning. Classes begin at 8:10 Tuesday, August 11, 2026. We've also included some dates you might want to mark down throughout the year and a reminder that after-school pickups should happen outside the auditorium doors to keep everyone safe and traffic moving smoothly.