Congratulations to our Students of the Week – Gavin Ellebrecht, Evan Penrod and Grissel Valdez Valencia.
Each Friday of a full week for the remainder of the school year, the Zumwalt West school community will recognize the accomplishments and wisdom of our seniors. In May, as graduation approaches, there will be a Senior Spotlight each school day.
Congratulations to our Students of the Week – Raleigh Chambers, Katherine Flam and Jorge Rodas Gomez!
Each Friday of a full week for the remainder of the school year, the Zumwalt West school community will recognize the accomplishments and wisdom of our seniors. In May, as graduation approaches, there will be a Senior Spotlight each school day.
The Lighthouse team working with Dr. Gettemeier to inspire other leaders at West High! Continuing to make West High the best.
Congratulations to our Students of the Week – Tyler Bishop, Nick Hauk and Brielle Sontheimer!
Each Friday of a full week for the remainder of the school year, the Zumwalt West school community will recognize the accomplishments and wisdom of our seniors. In May, as graduation approaches, there will be a Senior Spotlight each school day.
Help support the senior class by purchasing a raffle ticket for a Golf Cart!
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The varsity dance team won STATE this weekend!!
Division 5 State Champs: Back to Back to Back!!
Congrats ladies! You rock!
Division 5 State Champs: Back to Back to Back!!
Congrats ladies! You rock!
Congratulations to our Students of the Week – Josephine Faulkner, Karli Vaclavik and Jackson Young!
Each Friday of a full week for the remainder of the school year, the Zumwalt West school community will recognize the accomplishments and wisdom of our seniors. In May, as graduation approaches, there will be a Senior Spotlight each school day.
Jostens will be at West High on 2/26 to deliver class rings at all lunches.
Congratulations to our Students of the Week – Jacob Dudenhoeffer, Dev Neely and Emma Zimmerman!
Mr. Ryan Flanagan – Habit 7: Sharpen the Saw
Mr. Ryan Flanagan, our Varsity Boys Basketball Coach for the past two years, is a great
example of Habit 7: Sharpen the Saw. He invests countless hours scouting opponents and
preparing his players so they know what to expect each game. Ryan designs his offense
and defense around his personnel, always working to maximize each athlete’s potential,
while maintaining the balance of being demanding without being demeaning. His
commitment to preparation and continuous improvement strengthens both his team and
our school culture.
Mr. Ryan Flanagan, our Varsity Boys Basketball Coach for the past two years, is a great
example of Habit 7: Sharpen the Saw. He invests countless hours scouting opponents and
preparing his players so they know what to expect each game. Ryan designs his offense
and defense around his personnel, always working to maximize each athlete’s potential,
while maintaining the balance of being demanding without being demeaning. His
commitment to preparation and continuous improvement strengthens both his team and
our school culture.
Welcome back! It's an A Day at the high schools, a B day at middle schools and an E day at elementary. Need food? Click dining in the menu of your school website to see all of the options, and have a GREAT day!
Each Friday of a full week for the remainder of the school year, the Zumwalt West school community will recognize the accomplishments and wisdom of our seniors. In May, as graduation approaches, there will be a Senior Spotlight each school day.
Mrs. Elizabeth Frazier – Habit #5: Seek First to Understand, Then to Be Understood
Mrs. Elizabeth Frazier encourages her students to lead with kindness through daily Steve
Hartman “kindness” videos and meaningful class discussions. As students learned to
recognize kindness in their environment, a semester survey showed that 89% identified
staff as demonstrating kindness—an increase from the beginning of the year. This work
reflects the Leader in Me habit “Seek First to Understand, Then to Be Understood” and
helps foster a culture of kindness throughout our school.
Mrs. Elizabeth Frazier encourages her students to lead with kindness through daily Steve
Hartman “kindness” videos and meaningful class discussions. As students learned to
recognize kindness in their environment, a semester survey showed that 89% identified
staff as demonstrating kindness—an increase from the beginning of the year. This work
reflects the Leader in Me habit “Seek First to Understand, Then to Be Understood” and
helps foster a culture of kindness throughout our school.
