Moments That Matter: Celebrating Family, Fun, and Westview Traditions
February 10, 2026
At Westview, the special people in our students’ lives deserve celebration, and each year it becomes a joyful tradition. Dads’ Day in November brings dads of all ages to campus for a morning of games, laughter, and connection, from our youngest Wildcats to the High School.
A few months later, Grandparents’ & Special Friends’ Day offered families another chance to see Westview in action. Students invited the adults who inspire, support, and cheer them on daily. These events are special to both families and Westview faculty and staff, offering a chance for learning, friendship, and family to come together.
Thank you to everyone who joined us. Your presence makes these moments unforgettable!
New Year, New Campus Updates at Westview
January 12, 2026
The new year ushered in visible changes across the Westview campus. New signage and canopies create a more cohesive look while making it easier to move between buildings. The addition of greenspace serves as a welcoming finishing touch, bringing the campus together in a fresh way. These updates reflect the progress made in 2025 and offer a warm, connected start to 2026.
Westview Students Shine at the Winter Program
December 19, 2025
The Westview Winter Program is a highlight of the school year, bringing joy to both students and their families. After weeks of preparation, students took the stage with confidence, showing the hard work and care that went into every performance.
The program is shaped each year by the talent and dedication of music teacher Nelson Armstrong and art teacher Kaylee Bond. Their collaboration brings fresh ideas, patience, and heart to Westview’s all-school winter production, guiding students from early planning through final rehearsals.
The Winter Program is a shining example of what makes Westview so special: a commitment to nurturing every child, celebrating achievements, and helping students shine.
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Trunk-or-Treat: A Fun and Festive Fall Tradition
November 07, 2025
Halloween week kicked off in true Westview style with POW’s Annual Trunk-or-Treat! Even with rain in the forecast, the skies cleared for a perfect morning of community, creativity, and candy. Thank you to POW President Diane Maness for organizing this beloved event and to all the staff and families who hosted trunks. The imagination and enthusiasm of our community make this tradition so special every year.
Some amazing volunteers from Kinkaid High School and local charity organizations, NCL and YMSL, also joined us. Their helping hands and great energy made the morning even more special.
Thank you to everyone who decorated, handed out treats, and helped make this year’s Trunk-or-Treat such a spooktacular success!
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Honoring Ms. Jane with the Gift of Reading
October 03, 2025
This week, The Westview School celebrated Founder’s Day, a tradition that honors the vision of our founder, Jane Stewart, and the incredible journey of our school community. The day was filled with Westview spirit, gratitude, and a shared sense of purpose.
This year, Westview’s all-school assembly included students from every grade level presenting in front of the school. The students also shared an exciting announcement: a new partnership with the Barbara Bush Houston Literacy Foundation, which gifted Westview two of Barbara’s Book Boxes. In honor of Ms. Jane, Westview will be installing these book boxes on campus. One will be placed near Jane’s Story Spot on the north side of campus, and another near the 1830 playground. This partnership feels especially meaningful, as Barbara Bush herself joined us back in 1999 to cut the ribbon at the dedication of our 1900 building.
In the weeks ahead, Westview families will help fill these book boxes with gently used books, extending Ms. Jane’s love of reading to our students and neighbors. It’s a full-circle moment that connects our history with our future and continues the legacy of learning and community at the heart of Westview.