We are excited to announce that tickets for Westview Music Department's production of Meredith Wilson's The Music Man are now available. The cast is working hard and are looking forward to seeing you on November 7th, 8th, and 9th. Use the link below to get your tickets!
https://cur8.com/25776/project/134316
Poster Design: Westview Senior Aaron Roth
Your student will be bringing home an important letter today. We would like to remind you that Westview Jr-Sr High will hold Parent-Teacher Conferences on Monday, October 20th, from 4:00 PM to 7:30 PM in person. Additionally, on Tuesday, October 21st, conferences will take place via phone from 3:30 PM to 7:30 PM.
Thank you!
The Westview Junior High girls cross country team placed second in the NECC cross country championship on Thursday night. This is the 13th year in a row that the girls team from Westview has placed either conference champion or conference runner-up. This is the longest active streak in the conference.
Well run, Warriors!
2nd runner up: Aviana Duke
1st runner up: Zuriah Reed
WINNER: Malia Weaver
Malia's design will be transformed into a decorative collectors pin that will be the visual representation for the 2026 Ice Festival which is held the 3rd weekend in January.
Pictured are members from LaGrange and Elkhart counties (Asher is on the far right), who are now all part of the group of 70+ singers from around the world participating in Purdue’s Varsity Glee Club.
Attention Seniors: College Application Week is part of College GO! and is a national initiative of the American College Application Campaign (ACAC). Their goal is to help high school seniors navigate the college admissions process and ensure each student submits 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. See the attached image for universities participating from 9/22-9/26/2025.
Laker, Panther & Warrior Nation – we need you ALL!
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We are hiring an instructor for the Learn to Work program. This unique initiative connects students across all three LaGrange County schools with exposure to the manufacturing industry and hands-on skills right here in our community.
👉 What’s the role?
This instructor will guide students in the Industrial Electrical Maintenance pathway, helping them gain hands-on experience with electrical systems, safety practices, troubleshooting, and the technical skills needed to succeed in today’s workforce. They will also work directly with our industry partners to provide students with real-world learning opportunities and to strengthen the connection between education and local employers.
👉 Who can apply?
We are specifically seeking candidates with an Industrial Electrical Maintenance background. A traditional teaching license is NOT required – industry professionals can qualify through a Workplace Specialist license; your experience and desire to mentor students matter most!
This is an incredible opportunity to make an impact on students’ futures while sharing your professional expertise.
Noah Bontrager broke the IWU meet record and Westview's 5K school record today with a running time of 14:33.0 (the equivalent of about 12.8 miles per hour when converted). The previous IWU meet record was set in 2020 by Angola's Izaiah Steury with a time of 14:51.1. The previous Westview school record was set by Noah last cross country season with a time of 14:51.46. Congratulations, Noah!
At the Central Noble Hokum Karem, Westview girls and boys beat 11 other schools and won by 2 points. Scoring for the varsity were Kendall Lambright, Coltin Bontrager, Tyler Mast, Travis Bontrager, Caleb Yoder, Kierra Roose, Kimber Helmuth, Kimberly Mast, Jessica Yoder, and Mariah Miller. Anthony Otto was the individual champion in the boys JV race. This is the third time in four years that Westview has won this invitational.
Tyler Mast placed first overall out of 154 runners at the Panther Invite, with a winning 3K time of 11:05. Westview boys individually placed first, second, third and fourth at the invite.
The Westview Junior High boys cross country team won the Manchester Invite this morning, beating 19 other teams. Winning individually overall in the meet was Tyler Mast with a time of 10:45. Other varsity runners for Westview in the top ten were Kendall Lambright 4th, Anthony Otto 5th, and Caleb Yoder 7th.
Keep up the good work, Warriors!
This past Friday evening, August 22, Westview staff and their families enjoyed a night of fun and food. Thank you to the Blue Gate Restaurant and Theater, as well as Shipshewana Trading Place.
