We are beyond proud to announce that our FANTASTIC Chorus Teacher, Mrs. Lindsay Malcher has been named Westview Middle School's 2026 Teacher of the Year! As our Chorus Director, Mrs. Malcher doesn't just teach notes on a page; she teaches our students how to perform with heart, confidence, and unity.
Thank you, Mrs. Malcher, for making Westview Middle a more musical place. You’re a total rockstar!
Students yearbooks are running out fast — yearbooks are on sale now! Don’t miss your chance to lock in memories from this year. Get yours before it’s too late. Don't know if one is waiting for you. Check out the lists posted around the school. Hurry before they're all gone.
This is the final opportunity to personalize the yearbook with a name stamp and icons they’ll see every time they open the book.
Personalization closes on January 30, and once the deadline passes, no changes or additions can be made.
Years from now, this book will bring back the faces, friendships, and moments that defined this school year. A personalized message makes it even more meaningful — and it’s something you can’t add later.
Don’t miss the chance to leave your mark. Please log in today to personalize your student’s yearbook before the January 30 deadline. Order - https://www.jostens.com/apps/store/customer/1042678/Westview-Middle-School/ or at www.Jostens.com
Thank you for helping create a keepsake your student will treasure for years to come.
This award celebrates our commitment to building a positive environment where our "Staffulty" feels supported and our students can truly thrive. A school is more than just a building—it’s a community, and we are so proud of the joy and camaraderie we’ve built together this year.
Thank you to our incredible staff, faculty, and students for making Westview a place we all love coming to every day!
Tonight is Jersey Mike's Spirit Night! Stop by between 5:00 pm - 9:30 pm and mention Westview Middle School with your order! Thank you for supporting your Warriors!!!
The results for our 7th grade persuasive essay contest are in! Congrats to Ellieannah Muse for her first-place essay on obtaining new volleyball nets. Her use of descripting writing and strong "pathos" was second to none. Jhoi Briggs won second place arguing for new art supplies and Ellison Letson persuading Dr. Bradley for a new basketball court.
Mr. Ward's band program threw our annual winter dance last week. Students and staff are still glowing from our photo booth, amazing light show, and fantastic playlist from Ryan and his Live Productions team.
Friday, we honored these incredible students with our "On a Roll" awards for their hard work and positive attitudes.
Special thanks to our staff for nominating these students and making these moments so memorable. Join us in the comments by giving these students a round of applause and Dr. Bradley a sweet treat!
Our students in Mrs. Giddens’ and Mr. Eklund’s classes had a blast Friday learning the art of making homemade empanadas! From prepping the savory fillings to mastering the perfect crimp on the crust, the classrooms were smelling absolutely amazing.
It’s not just about the food—it’s about teamwork, culture, and some seriously impressive culinary skills. Check out these photos of our student chefs in action!
Thank you to Mrs. Medina for coming in and sharing your food and culture with our Warriors!
Recognize your student’s milestones and successes with a personalized yearbook ad. Whether it’s a heartfelt message, a favorite photo, or a fun memory, an ad is a lasting way to celebrate their achievement. Final Deadline is February 6th, ads are easy to make and step by step on the Josten's website.
https://www.jostens.com/apps/jcom/router.mvc?affiliateId=1042678
Our 6th grade students turned into mini-geologists today to learn all about the Rock Cycle! Using nothing but old crayons and a little heat, we simulated millions of years of Earth's history in just one class period.
Sedimentary: We pulverized crayons into colorful "sediment" layers.
Metamorphic: We applied pressure and a little heat to warp and fuse them.
Igneous: We went full volcanic and melted them down completely to cool into brand-new "rocks!"
