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Our REACH Ambassadors and Mrs. Tighe’s second grade class helped restock the Wildcat Pantry, a special resource that supports our Westwood families.

A huge thank you to Cate Cody, a former Westwood student, for her generous donation! As part of a service project, Cate chose to give back to her former elementary school and make a difference in the lives of current Wildcats. 🐾
We are so proud of our students and grateful for Wildcats who continue to give back to their Westwood family!
19 days ago, Westwood Communications
Three students smiling standing behind a brown folding wagon filled with donated canned food, non-perishable groceries, and hygiene supplies inside a school hallway.
A large group of elementary school students posing and smiling together inside a school entryway with floor-to-ceiling windows, red flooring, international flags hanging above, and a book vending machine in the background.
A group of young elementary students placing donated canned goods and non-perishable food items onto shelves near a resource center shelf inside a school entryway.
Three students smiling standing behind a brown folding wagon filled with donated canned food, non-perishable groceries, and hygiene supplies inside a school hallway.
Two young boys organizing donated non-perishable food items on a wooden shelf next to plastic grocery bags in a school entryway.
To wrap up their Five Senses unit, Mrs. Smith’s Pre-K class had a fun five senses popcorn tasting! 🍿

Students used their senses to explore and describe the popcorn, what they saw, heard, smelled, tasted, and felt. They had so much fun being little scientists and sharing their observations!
20 days ago, Westwood Communications
A group of young elementary students sitting cross-legged on a classroom rug patterned with colorful smiley face circles. The children are holding small plastic cups with snacks and smiling towards the camera, with a large interactive screen and classroom furniture in the background.
A hand-written classroom chart titled "We can describe Popcorn!" organized into five columns based on the five senses, with simple icons at the top of each category:  Sight (eyes icon): yellow, white, small, brown  Smell (nose icon): sweet, butter, good, salty  Sound (ear icon): crunchy, quiet, "pop", cracking  Touch (hand icon): soft, hard, squishy, break easily  Taste (mouth icon): buttery, salty, yummy, good
We will have a Virtual Learning Day on Monday, September 28.

Students will complete their learning at home and will complete their virtual learning package sent home in their folders or access their assignments through Canvas.

Classes will resume on Tuesday, September 29. 🐾❤️
20 days ago, Westwood Communications
Graphic illustration titled "Virtual Day" in bold red and black handwriting-style font. The image features a smiling cartoon wildcat mascot sitting at a wooden desk wearing a red baseball cap with a white "W" and a red baseball jersey with a white "W" and the number 74. The mascot holds a yellow pencil in hand, writing on a spiral notebook next to an open silver laptop displaying a black-and-red paw print sticker. A stack of red, blue, and black books rests on the left side of the desk.
Hispanic Heritage Dress-Up Week! ❤️🌎🎉

Join us September 29–October 2 as we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with a fun week of Dress-Up Days!

We’re excited to celebrate the cultures, traditions, and diversity that make our Westwood family so special. We can’t wait to see our Wildcats participate and show their spirit all week long!
21 days ago, Westwood Communications
School flyer titled "HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH Dress Up Days" spanning "Tuesday, Sept. 29 - Friday, Oct. 2nd". A colorful string of papel picado banners decorates the top border. Four rounded rectangular text boxes outline each themed day alongside thematic illustrations:  Tuesday 9/29 – Ranchero Fiesta! Wear your best cowboy/cowgirl attire. (Illustrated with a wildcat mascot in a sombrero)  Wednesday 9/30 – Soccer Jersey Day! Wear your favorite soccer jersey. (Illustrated with a red soccer jersey labeled "SOCCER 10")  Thursday 10/1 – Loteria Day! Come dressed according to your favorite loteria card. (Illustrated with colorful Lotería cards)  Friday 10/2 – Wear traditional clothing for our school wide celebration. (Illustrated with a couple wearing traditional Mexican clothing)  The bottom note reads: "All attire must be school appropriate!"
Spanish version of the "HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH Dress Up Days" flyer titled "HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH Dress Up Days" with the date range "Martes, Sept. 29 - Viernes, Oct. 2". Features the same decorative papel picado banner, rounded text box structure, and illustrations as Image 1:  Martes 9/29 – Ranchero Fiesta! Vistete con tu ropa de vaquero(a).  Miercoles 9/30 – Soccer Jersey Day! Ponte la playera de tu equipo favorito de soccer.  Jueves 10/1 – Dia de Loteria! Vistete como tu carta favorita de loteria.  Viernes 10/2 – Vistete con ropa tradicional para nuestra celebracion.  The bottom note reads: "Toda la ropa debera de ser apropiada para la escuela."
Ms. Torres and Ms. Calsetta’s classes had a fun-filled day at Hixson Farms in Chickamauga! Our students met, pet, and fed the animals and enjoyed sensory art by painting with okra. Hands on learning at its best!
21 days ago, Westwood Communications
A young boy in a light green long-sleeved shirt reaching through a wire fence to pet a dark brown donkey in an outdoor pasture. Another donkey stands further back in the fenced field.
A young girl gently places her hand on the head of a small white goat standing in a grassy field, while a boy leans forward beside her to watch. In the background, other children, adults, a red farm building, and a yellow school bus are visible on a sunny day.
A young girl with blonde hair offers hay from her open hand to a small brown pony with a light mane through a wire fence. An adult nearby reaches through the fence to gently pet the pony's mane.
Children and adults sit at a long table covered with a white tablecloth under a covered wooden porch, participating in a outdoor painting activity with paper plates, paint cups, and brushes.
A young boy wearing a red Georgia Bulldogs shirt bends down to pet a large, fluffy white dog standing on a grassy lawn.
A young girl wearing a graphic t-shirt sits smiling on a wooden tree swing suspended by ropes outdoors in a shaded, grassy park area with trees in the background.
A group of children and an adult stand along a wire fence in a pasture, feeding and petting dark brown donkeys on a sunny day.
A large group of children and adults pose smiling outdoors next to a shaggy brown miniature cow in a sunny farm setting. Several adults in the group wear matching dark blue t-shirts featuring a colorful puzzle piece autism awareness design.
❤️🖤 Spirit Friday! 🖤❤️

We got spirit, yes we do. We got spirit, how about you? 🐾🎉
Show your Wildcat spirit this Friday and wear RED to celebrate DHS Homecoming! ❤️

21 days ago, Westwood Communications
Event flyer titled "SPIRIT FRIDAY" with a red border on a textured light grey background. A red angled banner in the top right specifies the date as "FRIDAY, SEPT. 25". The main text on the left reads: "WEAR RED AND SHOW YOUR WILDCAT PRIDE FOR DHS HOMECOMING!" On the right is an illustration of a cartoon wildcat mascot wearing a red hat with a "W", a red jersey with a white "D", and red pants, holding a red cowbell in one paw and a red spirit banner reading "GO! GO! GO!" in the other.
Spanish version of the event flyer titled "VIERNES DE ESPIRITU ESCOLAR" with the same red border, light background, and cartoon wildcat mascot graphic. The red angled banner in the top right reads "25 DE SEPTIEMBRE". The main text on the left reads: "VISTETE DE ROJO AY DEMUESTRA TU ORGULLO DE SER UN WILDCAT PARA EL HOMECOMING DE DHS!"
Get ready to smile, Wildcats! Picture Day is coming! 📸
Mark your calendars for Wednesday, October 15 and come ready to show off your best smile! 😊❤️🐾

21 days ago, Westwood Communications
An announcement flyer titled "PICTURE DAY" in bold red letters across the top, indicating the date as "THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15". The background is textured light off-white with grey camera line-art in the bottom left corner. On the right, a Polaroid-style photo is taped to the page, displaying the school's wildcat mascot wearing a red jersey numbered 74 and a red cap with a "W". Below the photo, the date "OCTOBER 15, 2026" is printed on the polaroid border.

Calling all 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders! Join us this Friday for FCA with Mr. Baron from 7:45–8:15 am in Mrs. Harrison’s classroom. We hope to see you there for a great morning of fellowship and fun! ❤️🐾

22 days ago, Westwood Communications
Event flyer with a patterned white background and red and dark grey swooshes along the bottom. The top left displays the title JOIN US! in large red text next to a wildcat mascot illustration wearing a red cap. On the right is the official circular logo for Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) featuring a cross motif and central red banner. On the left, event details are listed:  WHO: 3rd–5th Grade students  DATE & TIME: Friday, Sept. 25, 7:45–8:15  WHERE: Mrs. Harrison’s classroom
Spanish version of the event flyer with identical graphic layout, including the wildcat mascot in the top right corner, red/grey bottom swooshes, and central FCA logo. The header reads Acompáñanos! in bold red text. The listed details state:  QUIEN: Estudiantes de 3rd–5to Grado  FECHA Y HORA: Viernes 25 de septiembre, 7:45–8:15 am  DONDE: En el salon de Mrs. Harrison
22 days ago, Westwood Communications
A digital graphic set against a black background featuring a white square paper note pinned at the top center with a red pushpin. On the note, the words "Wildcat Weekly" are written in large, playful red bubbly text. A smiling cartoon wildcat mascot wearing a red and white baseball cap with a white "W" is positioned at the top right corner of the note. White line art doodles frame the image, including paper airplanes in the upper left, small stars, a basketball, stacks of books, and an apple resting on top of a book stack in the bottom corners.
Our Wildcats spent the day learning about the Constitution in fun and creative ways! Fourth graders enjoyed a visit from the Daughters of the American Revolution, who read to them and shared about the Constitution. In Art, students created their own Constitution, PE students participated in Preamble Relays, and REACH classes watched a video and learned why the Constitution is important.

Our 4th Grade DLI students learned about the parts of the Constitution and made an edible flag! 🇺🇸

A special thank you to the parents who brought the Constitution-themed treats for our teachers! ❤️🐾🇺🇸
25 days ago, Westwood Communications
A diverse group of elementary school students and adults pose together for a group photo inside a colorful classroom. Some students are standing in the back in front of an interactive display board, while others sit on the floor in the front. Worksheets with pencil activities and small American flag markers rest on student desks in the foreground.
A young student sits at a classroom desk, holding a light blue pencil and working on a Constitution-themed word search activity sheet. Small educational bookmarks, pencil cases, and learning materials are organized on the surrounding desk surface.
An adult guest speaker in patriotic apparel points toward a copy of the U.S. Constitution displayed on a whiteboard as elementary students watch attentively from their classroom desks. Colorful educational charts, learning objectives, and an alphabet strip line the board behind her.
Four elementary students sit cross-legged on a carpeted floor, posing next to cards arranged in sequence containing lines from the Preamble to the U.S. Constitution.
A young student dressed in a Colonial-era Founding Father costume—featuring a powder-blue jacket, tan vest and trousers, and a white powdered wig—smiles while standing in front of a school wall display.
An adult guest speaker stands beside a large digital display showing a "Math Stations" schedule while addressing a class of elementary students gathered on the classroom carpet. Whiteboards with educational posters, place-value charts, and the slogan "Today a reader, tomorrow a leader" line the surrounding walls.
Three smiling elementary students sit around a classroom table, proudly holding up their illustrated drawings of the U.S. Constitution featuring the phrase "We the People." Pencils, activity sheets, and classroom storage shelves fill the surrounding space.
Elementary students sit cross-legged on a classroom rug, watching an educational video about the 1787 Constitutional Convention on a large smart display board. Colorful floor markers and organized classroom storage bins frame the learning space.
A festive buffet table covered in red and white tablecloths is filled with red, white, and blue patriotic treats. The spread includes fruit platters arranged like American flags, large bowls of snack mix, frosted donuts, cookies, and small patriotic decorations.
Two elementary students smile at a red classroom table while making American flag graham cracker treats using white frosting and red and blue candy-coated chocolates.
Attention 4th & 5th Grade Families!

Join us on Tuesday, September 22 or Wednesday, September 23 at 6:00 PM in the Media Center to learn more about the upcoming Coastal Trip! We’ll share important information and answer any questions you may have.

We hope to see you there! 🐾
26 days ago, Westwood Communications
Event flyer set against a beach scene with blue skies, a bright sun, a palm tree, ocean waves with a dolphin, and a sandy shore. On the right, a cartoon wildcat mascot stands on the beach wearing sunglasses, a straw hat, a flower lei, and a colorful floral shirt.  The main text reads:  Header: "We are happy to invite you to our WW Coastal Trip Parent Meeting"  Dates: Tuesday, September 22 OR Wednesday, September 23  Time & Location: 6:00 PM at the Westwood Media Center
Spanish version of the event flyer featuring identical beach artwork and cartoon wildcat mascot illustration.  The text translates/reads:  Header: "Acompáñenos a la Junta Informativa para Padres de Familia del Viaje de Estudios a la Costa de Georgia"  Dates: Martes 22 de septiembre o el miércoles 23 de septiembre  Time & Location: 6:00 pm en la Biblioteca de Westwood
Our 1st graders had so much fun learning about farm animals! The Georgia Farm Bureau brought a little lamb and a hen to visit Westwood. Our students learned fun facts about these animals and discovered how the food we eat comes from the farm. 🌾🥛🥚

Thank you to our friends from Royal Oaks for joining us for this fun learning experience! ❤️🐾
26 days ago, Westwood Communications
A group of young elementary students sits on an outdoor paved driveway listening to an educational agricultural demonstration. In the background, a presenter holds a small lamb near the open tailgate of a white pickup truck bearing a "Georgia Farm Bureau" banner. Adults and community volunteers, including a woman in denim overalls and seated senior guests, look on as the children watch the presentation.
A female instructor stands in front of a group of elementary students sitting outdoors on a paved surface, holding a small white chicken during an agricultural demonstration. Behind her is a white pickup truck displaying a "Georgia Farm Bureau" banner on the tailgate and carrying a wire animal crate. To the side, several seated adult visitors watch the presentation while the children face forward, attentive to the speaker.
An instructor holds a small lamb for a seated senior guest to pet during an outdoor agricultural demonstration for elementary students. The children sit in a group on the pavement watching the interaction in front of a white pickup truck bearing a "Georgia Farm Bureau" banner on its tailgate.
A group of elementary school students sits outdoors on a paved surface listening to an educational presentation on nutrition and agriculture. On the left, an instructor holds up a poster titled "My Plate Is Georgia Grown," which breaks down food categories like grains, protein, dairy, and vegetables. To the right, another presenter in denim overalls points toward the audience, guiding the interactive lesson while other staff members observe.
Join us for Family Math Night!

Get ready for a fun evening of hands on math activities hosted by the Creative Discovery Museum! Families are invited to join us Wednesday, September 30, from 5:00–6:30 PM for a fun evening of learning.

* J’s Tacos and Uno Mas food trucks will be on site for dinner!
* 5:00 PM: Title I Meeting in the Media Center & ELL Meeting in Room 401
* 6:00 PM: GMAS Meeting for 3rd Grade Parents in the Media Center
* One lucky family will win 4 tickets to the Creative Discovery Museum!

We hope to see our Westwood families there! 🐾❤️
27 days ago, Westwood Communications
Image Alt Text:  Event flyer for "MATH NIGHT" on "Sept 30th" from "5:00-6:30pm" featuring large red title text and an illustration of two black dice on a yellow starburst background.  A bordered box on the right side labeled "JOIN US!" details the event highlights:  Food trucks on site (J's Tacos & Uno Mas)  5:00 pm - Title I meeting in the Media Center & ELL meeting in Room 401  6:00 pm - GMAS meeting for 3rd grade parents in the Media Center  One lucky winner will get 4 tickets to Creative Discovery Museum  Math activities hosted by the Creative Discovery Museum (accompanied by the museum's logo)
Spanish event flyer for "NOCHE DE MATEMATICAS" (Math Night) scheduled for "30 de septiembre" (September 30th) from "5:00-6:30pm," featuring large red text and an illustration of two black dice over a yellow starburst.  A bordered column on the right under the header "ACOMPÁÑANOS!" lists event details:  Food trucks en el estacionamiento (J's Tacos & Uno Mas)  5:00 pm - Junta de Title I en la Biblioteca y junta de ELL en el salon 401  6:00 pm - Junta de GMAS para papas de 3er grado en la Biblioteca  Una persona podra ganar (4 boletos para el Museo Creative Discovery)  Actividades de matematicas a cargo de: Creative Discovery Museum (includes the museum's yellow and purple logo)
Our kindergarteners celebrated Dot Day by rotating through classrooms for fun, hands-on dot activities! Students got creative and even made their own trail mix to enjoy as a snack. ❤️⚫️
27 days ago, Westwood Communications
Three young students gather around a table peeling and applying colorful dot stickers onto letter activity sheets and colored paper during a classroom activity.
Two young girls sit on the classroom rug working together on a Dot Day activity. One points to colored dot stickers placed on a purple construction paper chart while using sticker sheets
A young student wearing a decorated "Happy Dot Day" paper crown proudly holds up a geometric structure built with toothpicks and candy dots while standing in front of instructional activity cards.
Two students sit at a red classroom table using crayons to color and transform large circles on "It's Not A Dot Challenge" worksheets.
A young student works attentively at a red table, using a black crayon to transform colorful drawn circles on an "It's Not A Dot Challenge" activity page.
A young girl smiling and wearing a decorated paper "Happy Dot Day" crown sits at a table building a 3D shape using toothpicks and candy dots.
Two young students sit at a classroom table using yellow crayons to complete "Mystery Dots" color-by-number activity sheets near a basket of crayons and child-safe scissors.
Two young boys sit on the classroom floor smiling while holding up labeled clear plastic bags filled with colorful Dot Day snack mixes.
Two young girls sit cross-legged on the carpet holding up clear plastic bags containing Dot Day snack mixes featuring round cereal pieces and treats.
Congratulations to these amazing Wildcats for receiving a Positive Office Referral for demonstrating one of our REACH expectations.
As a special reward, these students got to choose a brand-new book from our book vending machines! Way to go Wildcats! ❤️🐾
27 days ago, Westwood Communications
A young student wearing clear glasses, a graphic t-shirt, and beige shorts stands smiling in front of a red book vending machine. He holds a graphic novel titled I Survived The Great Molasses Flood, 1919 in one hand and a Wildcat REACH Positive Office Referral certificate in the other. The book vending machine behind him is filled with popular children's books and decorated with black paw prints.
Two young students stand side-by-side smiling in front of a red Dalton Public Schools book vending machine adorned with black paw prints. The student on the left wears a blue and red soccer jersey matching his shorts and holds up a Wildcat REACH Positive Office Referral certificate alongside the book The Bad Guys by Aaron Blabey. The student on the right wears a light blue athletic shirt and gray shorts while holding his own Positive Office Referral certificate and a book.
Three young students stand side-by-side smiling in front of a red Dalton Public Schools book vending machine decorated with black paw prints.  The child on the left, wearing a red Nike shirt and patterned athletic shorts, holds up a National Geographic Kids book about pandas alongside a pink Positive Office Referral certificate.  The child in the center, wearing a bright red shirt and gray shorts, holds a Magic School Bus Rides Again book along with his referral form.  The girl on the right, wearing a colorful, swirling pink-and-blue outfit with white clogs, holds up the book Miss Quinces and a white referral certificate decorated with hearts.
Two young students stand side-by-side in front of a red Dalton Public Schools book vending machine decorated with black paw prints.  The boy on the left wears a light green patterned pullover sweater, gray sweatpants, and black sneakers. He smiles as he holds a Goosebumps House of Shivers book and a paper certificate.  The girl on the right, wearing a floral overall outfit and white sneakers, holds the book The Tryout along with her referral paper.
Constitution Day is Thursday, September 18! 🇺🇸
Show your patriotic spirit by wearing red, white, and blue as we celebrate Constitution Day! ❤️🤍💙
27 days ago, Westwood Communications
Graphic celebrating Constitution Day set against an American flag themed background with red and blue confetti. The text reads, "United States - Constitution Day - Thursday, September 17th 2026. To celebrate Constitution Day please wear Red, Blue and White!" Visual elements include a document showing "We the People" on the left and a cartoon cougar/wildcat mascot wearing a powdered wig on the top right.
Graphic celebrating Constitution Day ("Día de la Constitución") set against an American flag themed background with red and blue confetti. The text reads, "Estados Unidos - Día de la Constitución - Jueves, 17 de septiembre del 2026. Para celebrar el Día de la Constitución, por favor vestir los colores rojo, azul y blanco." The visual elements include an image of the US Constitution ("We the People") on the left and a cartoon cougar/wildcat mascot wearing an 18th-century wig on the top right.
Thanks to some incredibly generous sponsors, all of our Kindergarten and 1st grade students will receive a free book each month this school year! 📚

Our first Book of the Month was The Dot by Peter H. Reynolds. Each class read the story and discussed its powerful message about believing in yourself, having courage, and being brave enough to start something new.

Thank you to our generous sponsors and Happy Dot Day! ♥️⚫️🐾
28 days ago, Westwood Communications
A group of 13 young children in a classroom smiling and holding up copies of the picture book The Dot by Peter H. Reynolds. Seven children are seated on the floor in the front row, while six are seated on chairs or standing behind them. In the center background, a large interactive display screen features a blue slide with an orange scalloped border reading "Thank you from Ms. Hurtado’s Class!" alongside The Dot book logo. To the right, a bookshelf displays various children's books beneath an American flag mounted on the wall.
Two young boys smiling together in a classroom. The boy on the left has dark curly hair, wears a black Adidas t-shirt, and has his arm around his classmate. The boy on the right has short blonde hair, wears a grey patterned Under Armour hooded sweatshirt, and holds up a copy of the book The Dot by Peter H. Reynolds. In the background, other students sit at tables, and classroom shelves hold lined-up tablets and supplies
A large classroom filled with dozens of elementary students sitting cross-legged on a green play rug, each holding up a copy of the picture book The Dot by Peter H. Reynolds. Teachers and classroom aides sit and stand in the background near tables, storage shelves, and an interactive display screen.
Three young children sitting around a light wooden classroom table, each reading or looking through a copy of The Dot by Peter H. Reynolds. A blue supply caddy filled with markers and scissors sits in the middle of the table alongside a printed nameplate reading "Camp." In the background, organized classroom storage shelves hold cubbies, bins, and colorful lap desks.
A group of 11 young students posing in a classroom while holding up copies of the picture book The Dot by Peter H. Reynolds. Five children sit cross-legged in the front row on a black rug decorated with colorful smiley faces, while six stand in a row behind them. In the center background, a large interactive monitor displays the main cover art of The Dot. The surrounding wall features educational posters, including sign language illustrations and alphabet charts.
Five young children sitting together on a dark grey couch in a classroom, each holding a copy of The Dot by Peter H. Reynolds. Four of the children are seated side-by-side on the couch cushions, while a girl on the far right stands or leans close in a pink patterned t-shirt. Behind them, large windows look out onto an outdoor playground area, with small potted plants lined up along the windowsill.
A group of 13 young students sitting closely together on a black-and-white pattern carpet in a classroom, each proudly displaying a copy of The Dot by Peter H. Reynolds. Four children sit in the front row, four sit directly behind them in the middle row, and five sit in the back row. Organized book bins, storage shelves, and classroom supplies line the blue wall in the background.
A group of 14 young students smiling while holding copies of the book The Dot by Peter H. Reynolds in a classroom. Four children sit cross-legged in the front row on a grey patterned carpet with colorful floor dots. Five children stand or sit in a middle row directly behind them, and five children stand in the back row. In the background, a large digital screen displays a serene water fountain image labeled "Cloudy Harmony."
A group of 14 young students smiling while holding up copies of the picture book The Dot by Peter H. Reynolds in a classroom. Seven children sit cross-legged in the front row on a dark patterned rug, while seven stand in a row behind them. In the background, educational posters including a "Scientist" chart and vowel references adorn the white brick wall, next to low wooden bookshelves and classroom cubbies.
A large classroom filled with young students sitting cross-legged on the carpet, each holding up or displaying a copy of the picture book The Dot by Peter H. Reynolds. In the background, a large digital screen shows a landscape photograph of a rock formation under a bright sky. The surrounding walls are decorated with educational charts, including consonant and vowel references, calendar displays, and alphabet posters.
Our 1st graders have been learning all about community helpers! Today, firefighters from Dalton Station 1 visited our first graders to talk about their important job and give our students a close up look at a fire truck. Thank you for helping our Wildcats learn about the heroes in our community! ❤️🐾
28 days ago, Westwood Communications
Two firefighters in dark blue uniforms stand outdoors on a paved area, speaking to a group of young elementary students sitting on the ground listening. Several school staff members stand along a railing in the background watching.
A firefighter in a dark navy uniform and cap speaks gestures while walking past a group of elementary students sitting along a sidewalk. Teachers and staff members stand nearby, smiling and watching the presentation outside a school building.
A firefighter in a navy uniform bends down slightly to speak one-on-one with a young elementary student standing in front of him outside a school. Other students sit nearby along a curb watching the interaction.
A line of elementary students stands outdoors in front of a red fire truck, smiling for a group photo during a school field trip or demonstration. Open compartments and equipment panels on the side of the fire truck are visible behind them.
A smiling firefighter in a navy uniform stands beside an open storage compartment of a red fire truck, showing equipment to a small group of young elementary students.
A group of elementary school students poses in front of a red Dalton Fire Department truck alongside a teacher, with some sitting on the ground and others standing in a row in front of the vehicle's grill.
A group of elementary students line up beside a red City of Dalton fire truck to look at the hose connections and open storage compartments, with a firefighter standing nearby in the background.
A firefighter in a navy uniform gestures as he shows rescue tools, including hydraulic spreaders and axes stored inside an open compartment of a red fire truck, to a group of interested elementary students standing nearby.
A group of elementary school students and a teacher pose for a class picture crouched and standing directly in front of a red Dalton Fire Department truck.
Hispanic Heritage Dress-Up Week! ❤️🌎🎉

Join us September 29–October 2 as we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with a fun week of Dress-Up Days!

We’re excited to celebrate the cultures, traditions, and diversity that make our Westwood family so special. We can’t wait to see our Wildcats participate and show their spirit all week long!
29 days ago, Westwood Communications
Flyer detailing Hispanic Heritage Month Dress Up Days taking place Tuesday, Sept. 29 – Friday, Oct. 2nd.  Header: Hispanic Heritage Month Dress Up Days (Tuesday, Sept. 29 - Friday, Oct. 2nd) decorated with colorful papel picado banners.  Tuesday 9/29 (Ranchero Fiesta!): Wear your best cowboy/cowgirl attire. (Accompanied by an illustration of Westie in a sombrero).  Wednesday 9/30 (Soccer Jersey Day!): Ponte la playera de tu equipo favorito de soccer. (Accompanied by an illustration of a red soccer jersey).  Thursday 10/1 (Loteria Day!): Come dressed according to your favorite loteria card. (Accompanied by an illustration of Lotería cards).  Friday 10/2: Wear traditional clothing for our school wide celebration. (Accompanied by an illustration of traditional folkloric attire).  Footer: All attire must be school appropriate!
Flyer in Spanish detailing Hispanic Heritage Month Dress Up Days (Días de Vestimenta del Mes de la Herencia Hispana) taking place Tuesday, Sept. 29 – Friday, Oct. 2.  Header: Hispanic Heritage Month Dress Up Days (Martes, Sept. 29 - Viernes, Oct. 2) decorated with colorful papel picado banners.  Martes 9/29 (Ranchero Fiesta!): Vístete con tu ropa de vaquero(a).  Miércoles 9/30 (Soccer Jersey Day!): Wear your favorite soccer jersey.  Jueves 10/1 (Día de Lotería!): Vístete como tu carta favorita de lotería.  Viernes 10/2: Vístete con ropa tradicional para nuestra celebración.  Footer: Toda la ropa deberá de ser apropiada para la escuela.

Please check out this week's Wildcat Weekly for important updates and reminders.

Wildcat Weekly

29 days ago, Westwood Communications
Wildcat Weekly Image A digital graphic set against a black background featuring a white square paper note pinned at the top center with a red pushpin. On the note, the words "Wildcat Weekly" are written in large, playful red bubbly text. A smiling cartoon wildcat mascot wearing a red and white baseball cap with a white "W" is positioned at the top right corner of the note. White line art doodles frame the image, including paper airplanes in the upper left, small stars, a basketball, stacks of books, and an apple resting on top of a book stack in the bottom corners.