Congratulations to Haleigh Dellow for being named Dan Palmer's WDOE Student Athlete of the day for Thursday April 7. Hay is 7-11, with 8 runs scored, 7 RBI's, 1 double, and 3 homeruns. She also has 41 strikeouts in 3 games! Way to go!
Our Girls Varsity Softball team keeps rolling! 16-6 win over Maple Grove on Thursday April 7. 3-0 record, and their first league win! Let's get it ladies!
Congratulations to our Varsity Softball team for their 9-4 victory over Gowanda on Wednesday 4/6. Haleigh Dellow had 15 strikeouts in 7 innings, and add 2 HRs. Eva Gnadzinski went 3 for 4 at the plate, and Brynn Ernewein added a triple! Keep up the great work girls!
Congratulations to the JV softball team on their 21-10 win over Brocton on Tuesday April 5. Charly Mathews pitched and had 6 strikeouts. Way to go ladies!
Grades 6-12 Cookie Drive
Thursday morning, 4/7/22, Student Government will be selling cut-out cookies for a $2 donation. All proceeds benefit a Westfield family that recently lost their home and belongings in a fire. We hope you'll join us in coming together to support our friends during this challenging time.
Congratulations to our JV Softball team for their 16-6 win vs Salamanca on Monday 4/4! Avery Smith had 8 strikeouts in the victory. Keep up the great work girls!
Congrats to our Girls Varsity Softball for their 13-2 victory over Gowanda today! Haleigh Dellow led the way with 13 strikeouts! Great start to the season!
Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs include instruction in Automotive Technology, Conservation, Cosmetology, Criminal Justice, Culinary Arts, Diesel Mechanics, Health Careers, Small Animal Science, Sports Conditioning and Exercise Science and Welding. These hands-on programs offer opportunities for our students to pursue trades, licensed professions and other career path training for their future endeavors. Pictured here is Hunter Cole, demonstrating his advanced welding knowledge from one of these programs. Our Maintenance Department has provided this opportunity for Hunter to practice the skills he has gained through his BOCES CTE program here at WACS.
Currently we have 27 students enrolled in one of the programs listed above and we anticipate even greater participation next year.
Congratulations to our very own Haleigh Dellow! Way to go! Keep it up! #scholarathlete
Our 3rd graders were beaming with pride as they listened to the Chautauqua Institution Young Playwrights read their plays aloud to the group. Students have been learning about the play writing process and scripting their own plays as a part of this memorable program. Great job students!
Looks like our middle school students had some fun at Friday's activity night! Thank you Student Government!
Due to the power outage and anticipated ongoing concerns related to the outage, Westfield School will be closed today, Thursday March 24, 2022.
Qualifying to compete in the 3-point shooting contest at halftime are Carson Swanson, Carter Russo, Aaron Fuller and Mikail Lawrence. WACS will be the only school in the county with it's entire starting 5 representing Wednesday night! This incredible season gets one more night!
Darien Swanson, Cole Holland, Ethan Weingart, Wyatt Schuster and Josh Barresi were all selected to play in the Chaut. County Sr. All-Star game on 3/23 at 8pm at Fredonia State. As class D Champions, our seniors will get a chance at some point to play together in the game.
Baseball Fan Gear available to order now through 3/31/22 at 3pm!
https://apparel.tripleemfg.com/product-category/team/westfield-baseball
Elementary Spring Picture Day is coming up at WACS on Wednesday, April 20, 2022! Order online at inter-state.com/order using Order Code 67678MF.
Middle School Activity Night
This Friday from 6-8
Join us here at WACS on Monday, March 21, 2022, as we wear our colorful, fun, mismatched socks to raise awareness for and celebrate the inclusion of people we know and love with Down syndrome!
Every year, on March 21st, people all around the world come together to celebrate World Down Syndrome Day by wearing brightly colored, mismatched socks. March 21st (3/21) is symbolic because people with Down syndrome have 3 copies of their 21st chromosome.Socks were chosen because the karyotype of Down syndrome chromosomes actually looks
like mismatched socks!
Tomorrow's engineers are in our classrooms today!
Our third graders worked together to design bridges using only two pieces of paper on a frame of stacked books. Their goal was to support the greatest amount of weight, which was measured in washers. Students worked together to cut, roll, fold, and balance their papers to maximize the supporting forces, keeping all other variables constant. They measured, tested, and evaluated their plans to come up with the incredible designs that you see here as a part of their Mystery Science Balanced Forces & Engineering unit.
We applaud their problem solving, grit, and teamwork!
We can't think of a better way to celebrate 3.14, Pi Day, than with an Inaugural School Team Challenge sponsored by SUNY Fredonia’s Department of Mathematical Sciences! The students pictured here calculated a plan based on the required components for this mathematical Pi Day competition. They submitted the video linked below at 3:14am today and are anxiously awaiting the results. We will share those when they are announced by the college.
In the meantime, please enjoy some math humor from our students.
Billy ‘Pi’dol Presents Nice Day for a ‘Pi’ Wedding: https://ensemble.e2ccb.org/Watch/k7LRs3x5
Special shout out to Mrs. Murtaugh and Mrs. Riedesel for their encouragement and support!
