Principals and counselors have put together a helpful information video for the parents of our incoming 6th graders to view. Typically we would hold a parent night, but since we are unable to do that in person, this is the next best thing!
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Children (ages 1-18): Eat Free of Charge
Grab and go Pick-up at each site - Lunch and Breakfast are in one bag for pick-up at site(s).
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Parents and Guardians,

You are invited to take part in a Thoughtexchange survey to provide feedback about the continuous learning model students have been engaged in since the school building closure in March. We value the thoughts and ideas parents and guardians have regarding student learning. Please take a few minutes to access the survey link below and we encourage you to return to the survey again prior to the closing date of June 5 to rate the thoughts of others.

If accessing from a computer: https://my.thoughtexchange.com/806846704

If accessing from a cell phone: https://my.thoughtexchange.com/scroll/806846704

Thank you in advance for participating.

Rob Roettger, Superintendent
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Click above to find out about Westwood's Talent Show! The show must go own...
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Every year the Westwood Art Department recognizes students who work above and beyond to to improve their artistic skills and express their creativity. This year, we are pleased to name the following students as "Artists of the Year" in their grade level.

8th - Xoie Carey and Abilene Rose
7th - Lily Bare and Jordan Wetzel
6th - Kaitlyn Collins and Addison Mink
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Westwood Middle School is closed for the summer. The office reopens on August 5th. Families can return chromebooks to the Technology department Monday - Friday from 7:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. The address is 2620 N Sixth St., Cheney. If you have questions or concerns, please call the district office at 509-559-4599.
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Each staff member of Westwood Middle School recorded a short clip to wish the 8th graders a farewell and good luck in high school. Mr. Jensen, 8th grade science teacher, created a video using this clips. To our 8th graders: Good luck! You will be missed!
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Priority Standards are carefully selected by classroom teachers in each content are and represent what students must know and be able to do by the end of the this school year to be prepared for the next school year.
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