Today, our 3rd graders had the exciting opportunity to watch and cheer on their Classroom Champions mentor, Sean Hollander, as he competed in the Men’s Double Luge at the Olympics! The first photo shows their enthusiasm as he competed this afternoon. The second photo is from the class' first time meeting Sean and asking him questions back in October.
Our students showed so much spirit as they proudly supported Sean and Team USA with true enthusiasm! It was a wonderful moment for Mrs. Lippert 's class to see firsthand what determination, teamwork, and commitment look like on the world stage.
Although Sean finished 8th overall, we could not be more proud of his hard work and perseverance.
Way to go, Sean!
Congratulations to Addison Lendt, Felicity Huyck, and Emma DeGolier on being recognized as Westfield-Mayville Rotary Club Scholars of the Month during the club’s semi-annual presentation. This prestigious honor highlights their hard work, leadership, and dedication. We are proud of your accomplishments!
WACS PRIDE Cards are now live at Westfield Middle and High School! Using these cards, we recognize students who demonstrate Preparedness, Respect, Integrity, Dedication, and Excellence. When a staff member observes a student exhibiting these behaviors at a high level, a PRIDE Card, containing a handwritten message from the staff member, is mailed home to parents/guardians to celebrate the student's accomplishment.
Every student has the potential to earn a PRIDE Card, and we look forward to recognizing many students throughout the year as they demonstrate these positive behaviors. We are proud of our students and will continue to share with families when their children are making a meaningful difference in our school community.
Every student has the potential to earn a PRIDE Card, and we look forward to recognizing many students throughout the year as they demonstrate these positive behaviors. We are proud of our students and will continue to share with families when their children are making a meaningful difference in our school community.
Final Deadline to Guarantee a Book: Friday, February 13th, 2026. Note: We cannot guarantee extra copies for sale in the spring. Please reserve yours now!
On February 10th, the Westfield Varsity Boys Bowling team competed at the Section 6 tournament at Airport Lanes in Cheektowaga. The team finished in fourth place for Class D schools. We are proud of our team - what a great season!
Good luck to our bowlers competing in the Sectional Championship in Erie County today! 🎳
Griffin Paternosh
Tyler Jaynes
Aiden Simpson
Cole Tenamore
Tahner Stow
Seth Zielinski
Your dedication and teamwork have earned you this opportunity, and we are proud to cheer you on! Congratulations!
Spring Sports Sign Ups are now Live Via Family ID. Use the link below to register. Varsity Practices begin March 9th & Modified begins April 13th.
https://students.arbitersports.com/westfield-academy-and-central-school
The link can also be found on our school website: westfieldcsd.org
https://students.arbitersports.com/westfield-academy-and-central-school
The link can also be found on our school website: westfieldcsd.org
Congratulations, 2nd Quarter Middle School and High School Students on Merit, Honor, and High Honor Roll! Keep building on our WACS PRIDE: Preparedness, Respect, Integrity, Dedication, and Excellence.
The dance planned for Saturday Night (February 7) is canceled. Refunds for tickets will be given on Monday morning in the Lobby before homeroom.
Congratulations to our WACS MS and HS December Students of the Month!
🚨 8th Grade Parent& Student Night 🚨
📆 Wednesday, February 11th @ 6pm
📍LGI
Your daughter/son will soon be making choices concerning their program of study for the next four years of high school at Westfield Academy and Central School. This decision-making process should be based on sound knowledge of:
1) Graduation requirements;
2) Courses available at Westfield Academy and Central School.
As a parent/guardian, we are asking you to participate in this process. Your student will most likely ask you for guidance in selecting the most appropriate courses for her/his education. We would like to help you and your daughter/son become more informed about these graduation requirements.
We invite both you and your student to attend, as this will be an informational meeting, and will assist you in providing guidance in your daughter/son’s education.
📆 Wednesday, February 11th @ 6pm
📍LGI
Your daughter/son will soon be making choices concerning their program of study for the next four years of high school at Westfield Academy and Central School. This decision-making process should be based on sound knowledge of:
1) Graduation requirements;
2) Courses available at Westfield Academy and Central School.
As a parent/guardian, we are asking you to participate in this process. Your student will most likely ask you for guidance in selecting the most appropriate courses for her/his education. We would like to help you and your daughter/son become more informed about these graduation requirements.
We invite both you and your student to attend, as this will be an informational meeting, and will assist you in providing guidance in your daughter/son’s education.
Many of our elementary classrooms took part in Global School Day of Play today. This is a day dedicated to celebrating the power of unstructured, child-led play. Through imagination, creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving, students explored, built, created, and connected with one another in meaningful ways. Play is not only fun, but it also supports social, emotional, and cognitive growth. We loved seeing these smiles throughout our school today!
Earlier during the bowling season, Tahner Stow (LEFT) broke the boys' single-game record by bowling a 257. On February 3rd, he was honored at the County Roll-Offs for his game being the highest single-game score of the season in CCAA Division 2 bowling. He also has the highest overall average this season in CCAA Division 2 bowling, at 184. Congratulations Tahner!
Another opportunity to pick up some extra clothing, free of charge!
Friday, February 6 from 5-6pm in Elementary Library. All are welcome!
Friday, February 6 from 5-6pm in Elementary Library. All are welcome!
The Sculpture class was challenged with creating an installation using packing tape figures which they cast from their body parts. All figures needed to be combined to convey a message. The class brainstormed the concept for the installation and then wrote the artist statement as a group.
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“Isolation vs. Creation”
This installation depicts the negative impact of phone addition which can lead to a lack of artistic endeavors in our culture. We want to illustrate the importance of creativity. We believe that the simple act of making art can bring much more joy than the dopamine brought on from scrolling. This installation shows the difference between those who are involved in making art and those who are passively watching their phone screens. There is also a figure trying to engage with a phone watcher and direct them to watch the figures involved in making art.
Art makes every culture unique and beautiful. Unfortunately, in our modern times many people have lost the ability to create and interact with art and other people. So we urge you to go out into the world to make art and to make friends.
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Conceived and created by Sculpture students:
Gracie Bane, Molly Burgess, Addison Emery, Lance Franklin, Brooke Helman, Owen Hotchkiss, Meredith Lendt, Aubry Rodriguez, Derrick Schuster, Reece Schuster, Lilly Teeter, Ada Wiseman & Grace Wolfe
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Students in Ms. Jody Wilmarth's class worked in groups of 2 and 3 to cast body parts using only packing tape. Parts were then assembled and additional elements added such as the easel, painting apron, and cardboard cell phone. The bodies were cast in poses determined by the agreed upon concept for the installation. The painting will be added to throughout the installation.
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“Isolation vs. Creation”
This installation depicts the negative impact of phone addition which can lead to a lack of artistic endeavors in our culture. We want to illustrate the importance of creativity. We believe that the simple act of making art can bring much more joy than the dopamine brought on from scrolling. This installation shows the difference between those who are involved in making art and those who are passively watching their phone screens. There is also a figure trying to engage with a phone watcher and direct them to watch the figures involved in making art.
Art makes every culture unique and beautiful. Unfortunately, in our modern times many people have lost the ability to create and interact with art and other people. So we urge you to go out into the world to make art and to make friends.
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Conceived and created by Sculpture students:
Gracie Bane, Molly Burgess, Addison Emery, Lance Franklin, Brooke Helman, Owen Hotchkiss, Meredith Lendt, Aubry Rodriguez, Derrick Schuster, Reece Schuster, Lilly Teeter, Ada Wiseman & Grace Wolfe
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Students in Ms. Jody Wilmarth's class worked in groups of 2 and 3 to cast body parts using only packing tape. Parts were then assembled and additional elements added such as the easel, painting apron, and cardboard cell phone. The bodies were cast in poses determined by the agreed upon concept for the installation. The painting will be added to throughout the installation.
Strike up the celebration! 🎳 Congratulations to our Bowling Team for earning a spot in the Sectional Championship that will take place this February. We’re proud of you!
Winter isn’t done with us yet ❄️
Here are a few important reminders from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) to help students stay safe this winter.
Here are a few important reminders from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) to help students stay safe this winter.
🎶 Elementary Musical🎶
Finding Nemo Kids
Our elementary students have been working incredibly hard and can’t wait to share their talents with you! Reserve your tickets in advance!
Finding Nemo Kids Showtimes for Westfield Elementary in the Westfield Auditorium:
⚓Friday, February 6 at 6:00 PM ~or~
⚓ Saturday, February 7 at 4:00 PM
🎟️ Reserve tickets here:
https://forms.gle/E3qrmudnfeRYacoX9
Tickets will also be available at the door.
We hope you'll join us for a fun adventure under the sea as our students bring Finding Nemo Kids to life. 🐢🐠💙
WACS announces the High School "Blacklight Blizzard" Winter Dance on Saturday, February 7, from 7 pm to 10 pm—$ 8 for pre-sale tickets and $10 at the door.
Westfield SNOW DAY 1/26/26:
Due to accumulated snowfall and forecasts predicting additional accumulation throughout tonight and tomorrow, Westfield Academy and Central School will be closed on Monday, January 26, 2026. This includes athletic and extracurricular activities.
The Board of Education meeting scheduled for 7pm Monday evening will still take place in the LGI. There will be no student presentations.
