
Happy Veterans Day!
Westover celebrated with an awesome program on Friday. Thank you to all who came and supported our students and more importantly, our Veterans. 🇺🇸











Please join us for our annual Thanksgiving lunch, next Tuesday, November 19th.



There are 400 tiny Bears hidden all over the school. Which class will find the most?


Homecoming Week


Westover Homecoming 2024-2045







Tomorrow night South Side is hosting Thanksgiving dinner before the basketball game. All Westover families attending the game are invited. See details below.


Don't Sleep on the Bears!


Congratulations to our Halloween Dance Costume winners!
Most original-Cassie Crowe Princess Diaries
Best Duo-Wyile Evans and Emma Perkins Hunter and Deer
Best Group-Matsuri Molina, Sazsori Molina, Luke McCoy, and LJ Smith Mario Brothers
Scariest-Jaiden Barnickel Killer Clown
Best Characters-Lilly Avery and Chezney Kizer Charlotte and Princess Tianna
Funniest Costume-Kash Coleman Alien Body Snatcher
Best Overall-Grace Jones, Gigi Immormino, Braylynn Hurtt, Acelynn Bryant, and Maci Flowler Inside Out








Honoring Veterans Day:
Westover will be honoring our veterans on Friday, November 8, 2024 at 1:00 p.m. in the New Gym. If you have a veteran in your family, we would like for them to attend.
Also, if you have photos of a veteran from your family and you would like us to display them, please send in ASAP.
Finally, we would like to provide our veterans with a bottled water and an individually wrapped snack cake after the program, so if you are able to donate, please drop them off in the front office or send them with your students.


Homecoming is next week! We are excited to celebrate Homecoming Under the Big Top as we put on the Greatest Show on the Basketball Court! There will be awards for class participation so it's definitely a good year to dress to impress! Let's make this a fun and exciting week for our Bears.


We are still having a few pumpkins trickle in so we wanted to extend our pumpkin contest to everyone one more time! Pumpkins MUST be turned in by Monday and voting will conclude next Friday, November 8th. Right now voting is close so send in your dollars and vote for your favorite!










First grade enjoyed our spooktacular rotation day! Dance party, directed drawing, and fall read alouds🧡








COC this Tuesday, 11/5, in the library!


Off to a great start to Book Character Day! Had a fun parade to show off our costumes and are about to enjoy a first grade rotation of fun activities!



We need help stocking our Westover food pantry. If you feel led or are able to help us, please send your items to the school. We appreciate any and all help!


Halloween Dance this Friday, 11/1 from 6:00-8:30! $5 to get in and you can bring extra for snacks.


2024-2025 Yearbooks are now on sale! Notes are coming home today.
If you wish to order your yearbook online please follow this link-
https://www.balfour.com/tennessee/huron/west-over-elementary-school

Pink Out is Monday night! See the list of events below, and come ready to have FUN!





At Westover we celebrate reading on Halloween!


Happy National Principals Month from the Henderson County School District! A big thank you to Mrs. Maynard and all the amazing Henderson County School Principals who work hard and inspire our students daily. Your impact is truly important, and your dedication to creating a positive school environment makes a difference in many lives. #ThankAPrincipal #NationalPrincipalsMonth
Mrs. Renee Maynard holds a BS in Elementary Education with an emphasis on Early Childhood Education and an MAED in Educational Leadership from Bethel University, bringing 31 years of experience to the field. Her journey began with volunteering in church activities and leading the children's choir and VBS. She has evolved through roles as a classroom teacher, academic coach, assistant principal, and, currently, principal. Students might be surprised to learn she was the first fast-pitch pitcher for Lexington Softball (pic in the comments). She believes that a good day at school is when there is evidence of learning and a spirit of camaraderie up and down the halls, along with Mrs. Carolyn bringing no-bake chocolate oatmeal cookies or Mr. Roberto bringing his homemade salsa! Inspired by a quote from her father, she emphasizes the importance of kindness: "Some people will disagree with and even dislike you, but live your life so they will respect you," and advises new teachers to breathe, build relationships, and learn from their mistakes.
