On March 15, Ms. Terrell and Mr. Stuebner proudly showcased artwork from Westlawn students at the Falls Church HS Pyramid Art Night.

Three sixth grade students represented Westlawn at the All-County Choral Festival. Check out our feature about them to learn more about the event!

Students in Mrs. Lambert's fourth grade used teamwork and critical thinking to bust breakout boxes.

In Ms. Khraibani's fifth-grade classroom, Dr. Suh from GMU was a guest teacher and introduced students to some cool, collaborative math software.

We celebrated National School Breakfast Week during the first full week of March: yum!

Students are always getting up to something in library! Here they work to build a collaborative straw sculpture with Mrs. Heyer.

In Ms. Terrell's art class, sixth graders used watercolors and ink pens to make graphic images.

On St. Patrick's Day, students across the school--and Westlawn staff--dressed in green to show their spirit.

In first grade, Ms. Ciro led a lesson about writing alphabet letters by tracing them in trays of sand.

Third grade artists created images of cultural celebrations using crayon techniques.

In fourth grade, students in Ms. Winters' STEAM class performed a pendulum experiment and gathered data collectively to look for trends.

In Ms. Riffe's fifth grade classroom, students dissected flowers in small groups and used the pieces to make a "living" chart.

In Ms. White's fifth grade classroom, students had the opportunity to participate in a Socratic Seminar.

In the library, students of all ages enjoyed the parachute-like Lego bags filled with bricks.

In Mr. Hamilton's class, sixth graders take individual tests to prove their skills on the recorder.

Lunch is always fun in the cafeteria when Dr. Bryson plays rock-paper-scissors!

Fifth and sixth graders performed for the school and Westlawn families at our first spring concert.

Fourth grade strings students performed at their first ever concert in the spring!

We said goodbye to interim principal Mrs. Choate, and welcomed back Principal Hill.

In PE, kindergarten students practiced bouncing tennis balls into buckets. There were cheers all around when one went in!

On class photo day, each teacher and their class stood on the risers to be captured as a group by our photographer.

On April 12, we welcomed families of rising kindergarteners to Westlawn for kindergarten orientation.

Volunteers, many of them past students, came to help organize and genrefy our library.

Right before Spring Break, we had our annual staff vs. students volleyball game. Check out this proud team!