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Westlawn Weekly Message

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Westlawn Weekly Message (In Spanish)!

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Breakfast in the Classroom

Westlawn Elementary School will start receiving “Breakfast in the Classroom” on Thursday, August 30, 2018.

Book Your Winter Holiday

B – O – O – K
What does that spell? Book Your Winter Holiday!

Winter Math Holiday Bingo

M plus A plus T plus H

What does that spell? MATH!

Westlawn is the Recipient of the Claudia A. Balach Teacher Researcher Award

Westlawn Elementary School is honored to be the 2018 recipient of the prestigious Claudia A. Balach Teacher Researcher Award.
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Upcoming Events at Westlawn Elementary School

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Bell Schedule

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Title 1 at Westlawn

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Hungry for more than knowledge?

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Mental Health Resources: 24/7 Emergency Numbers

Westlawn Elementary School Features

Tin woman the bus driver

November 05, 2018
Bus driver dresses up as Wizard of Oz Tin woman on October 31st.

Mason District Police Lunch Buddy Program

November 05, 2018
Police officers make time to visit with Westlawn students during lunch.

3rd Annual Falls Church Pyramid Pizza and Pizzicato

November 05, 2018
Westlawn students participate in the 3rd Annual Falls Church Pyramid Pizza and Pizzicato.
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FCPS News and Features

Robotics and Coding at Braddock ES

Students all over the school were engaged in hands-on, truly meaningful learning experiences.

Astrophysicist, Nuclear Negotiator, Pilot to Speak at Haycock ES Affinities Day

What do an astrophysicist, professional singer, forensic accountant, and arctic explorer have in common? They will be guest speakers at Affinities Day at Haycock Elementary on Friday, December 21.

Photos 12-17-18

Today's photo gallery features an early literacy celebration, a treat for staff members from administrators, and teachers dressing like students.

Lee High IB Environmental Students Tackle Field Research

Rachel Clausen’s International Baccalaureate (IB) Environmental Systems and Societies students at Lee High School used field research gathered at Hidden Oaks Nature Center, part of their study of soil, water, and plants in Northern Virginia, to prepare their major research paper of the year. <br /><br />
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