Congratulations to the Junior High keyboarding winners for the 1st nine weeks!
Seventh grade students typed for a combined total of 38 hours and 53 minutes and were rewarded with ice cream floats!
Individual keyboarding prizes were also given for highest accuracy while typing, highest words per minute on average, and most minutes typed. Way to go, Bluejays!
Yesterday, the Middle School attended the 2A UIL Marching Contest in Riesel and had a thrilling experience as they cheered on the Rosebud-Lott Cougar Band in their quest to return to State. The Rosebud-Lott Cougar Band earned a 1 and advanced to Area.
Congratulations to the Rosebud-Lott Cougar Band on a job well done!
Congratulations to the Rosebud-Lott Cougar Band on a job well done!
The Church of the Visitation and Westphalia ISD will begin to resurface the parking lot between the church and school on Monday, October 12, 2026. This project should take approximately six weeks to complete.
WISD will re-route our Drop-off and Pick-up traffic as labeled on the map. Our temporary route will be the “Take Out” line from Picnic. Please see attached image of route.
Enter County Road 3000 across from the Meat Market and travel North. The traffic will flow one-way in front of the school. We will accept and dismiss students from the front doors of the school.
DAYCARE parents with WISD students:
Please pick up WISD students first and then use parking lot to turn and go to daycare. (Place Daycare Card on your dash)
Early Pick-up:
If you need to pick your child(ren) up prior to dismissal, please do so by 3:00pm until the construction project is completed.
Please communicate this new route to any persons dropping off or picking up your children.
Thank you in advance for your patience as this project is underway. Our student safety is our greatest concern and ask that you are vigilant as we navigate this change in procedures. Please contact us with any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Brittany Lloyd, Superintendent
The Westphalia NJHS members helped tidy up the St. Mary's Cemetery as part of their commitment to serving the community. Great job, Bluejays!
This was a major success last year, so we are bringing it back! Please consider sending your tabs in as part of our NJHS service project. Thank you!!
Thanks to all the Bluejays who have participated! Here's your reminder for the next Friday!
Announcement: Time Change
Football Game vs. Coupland at Rosebud-Lott will start at 5:30pm.
Bus #2 Route will run.
Support your Westphalia BlueJay football team and cheerleaders!
Buy a spirit ribbon for $1 before school on football game days!!
Buy a spirit ribbon for $1 before school on football game days!!
The NJHS members recently held their first meeting of the school year. Congratulations to our newly elected officers. We have some exciting opportunities on the horizon, so stay tuned!
The sixth grade beginning band was assigned instruments on Friday as well as music folders and a band method book. Then, sixth graders in beginning band had fun trying to get a sound out of mouthpieces.
TEA Accountability Rating
What a great day with this bunch of new Bluejays!
We look forward to seeing everyone!
And the winner for the 4th nine weeks middle school keyboarding competition is...seventh grade! The class typed a total of 28 hours 33 minutes, with an average of 114 minutes per student. As their reward, the class chose a sandwich tray and gym time.
🎾 7th and 8th graders participate in Tennis during Athletics 🎾
Congratulations to our NJHS members on a successful year of serving their school and community. A HUGE thank you to PTO for sponsoring our end of year celebration at Spare Time!
Our teachers are SWEET!
NJHS students had fun serving ice cream to WISD teachers and staff as part of Teacher Appreciation Week.
NJHS students had fun serving ice cream to WISD teachers and staff as part of Teacher Appreciation Week.
The seventh grade class this year was tasked with touching up the sensory pathway created least year. After about a month of touch ups and adding their own flair to the sensory pathway, the sensory pathway is finished and will be open tomorrow for field day.
The 8th grade class are leaving a little bit of themselves behind for future bluejays to admire. The 8th graders were tasked with painting a ceiling tile representing what is important to them. This was a process. First, students designed their tiles on an 8 X 10 piece paper. Next, students transferred the design to a 24X24 white piece of paper. Finally, students transferred the 24X24 to a ceiling tile. The ceiling tiles will be on display in the cafeteria for those to admire when here.
6th graders build 3-D prisms and pyramids with magnetic triangles and squares
