MES Kindergarten students had their traditional "graduation" ceremony and program this past week. These students worked so hard and enjoyed showing their families many things they learned this year. Congratulations graduates!
Earlier this month, Meadowview PTO put on their end of the year celebration carnival for all students K-4. What an amazing event! Students were treated to popcorn, cotton candy and a snow cone. Every student also received a Meadowview Mustangs t-shirt.Students were also able to enjoy bounce house inflatables in the gym. It is a yearly tradition students at Meadowview look forward to. Thank you, PTO, for all you do for teachers and students at Meadowview!
These 4C students were treated to a JoJo’s pretzel reward because they completed an optional reading assignment every month. These students know how important reading is! And how tasty the rewards can be!
These students were selected as coloring contest winners as part of their 4th quarter Mighty Mustang Club awards. They received a Westview Police Coin for their excellent coloring!
We wish all the best to Mr. Ludwig and Mrs. Sible as they begin the next chapter of their lives...retirement!! Your dedication to students and staff throughout your careers has been nothing short of admirable. Enjoy some well deserved rest to kick off your retirement!
School Supply List for 2024-2025
On Wednesday, 2nd grade students visited Dutch Creek Animal Farm in Shipshewana. It was a beautiful day for a field trip!
One of our favorite days of the year! 2024 Westview grads did their legacy walk/run through today. These are the graduates who attended Meadowview. We wish you all the best in your next chapter!
Last Friday was School Lunch Hero day!! Thankful for all of our awesome cafeteria superheroes!
Reminder there is no school for students tomorrow, Thursday, May 9th, due to a Staff Professional Development Day. We will return to school on Friday, May 10th.
Please be advised that there will be no school on Thursday, May 9th as it will be a Staff Professional Development Day. School will resume on Friday, May 10th.
Indiana SUN Bucks is a new program to provide money to households with school-aged children to purchase food during the summer. Households will receive $120 for each qualifying child to be spent during the summer months.
If your child has been approved for free or reduced-price meals during the 2023-2024 school year, they are eligible for this new program.
If your children have not already been approved for free or reduced-price meals during the 2024-2025 school year, your children may still be eligible for this new program.
Goto: www.westview.k12.in.us/page/cafeteria-information for more information.
Fourth grade students that read and completed Accelerated Reader tests over 5 Young Hoosier books were able to participate in a special field trip. Students were first treated to pizza (thank you Middlebury Pizza Depot!) and then students traveled to a Fort Wayne TinCaps game! At the game, fourth graders received a free hot dog meal and a souvenir TinCaps bag. Although the game started late due to rain, everyone agreed it was the best field trip!
Ronald McDonald Care Mobile Wellness Event is coming to Westview Schools. Monday, May 13th 9am-3pm in the parking lot between WJSHS and Elementary. Appointments are required by calling 1-877-774-8632.
Midterm reports will be coming home today with your student.
Summer camp opportunities in LaGrange County!
Check out this community event coming up this Saturday, April 20th!
April is Child Abuse Prevention Month. Around our corporation you may see blue pinwheels that represent the happy, healthy, and carefree childhoods all children deserve. Join us on Friday to wear blue to show our support in stopping abuse in its tracks!
Meadowview students and staff were well prepared to view the eclipse today! Kindergarten students created eclipse art to help them learn what an eclipse is.
Parents and students - tomorrow, April 8, 2024, we have the opportunity to enjoy a learning experience with the Total Solar Eclipse. Students will receive this same information again tomorrow as a reminder:
Students will receive appropriate eyewear for viewing the solar eclipse from the school. This eyewear should be placed over your eyes before looking up and not removed until you are no longer looking skyward. There is no point that the Westview school district will be in totality, which means there is no point at which it is safe for you to look up without the solar eclipse glasses.
Additionally, using phones, cameras, or other lenses that are not appropriately shielded for an eclipse could ruin the sensor on that device and severely lessen the photo quality of all your photos taken after the event. You should not take photos or videos of the event without this protective equipment (not provided). Viewing the eclipse through a device without proper shields could also cause damage to your eyes.
This is an exciting day those of us in the United States aren't expected to receive again until August 23, 2044, when the next total eclipse is projected by NASA to happen. Let's make it a great day!
