Westview recognizes the
CLASS OF 2021
The Westview School held a commencement breakfast in May to recognize five of our Middle School students moving on from Westview this year. Students and families gathered in Largent Hall, and our Middle School teachers and administration celebrated the students' years at Westview with a commemorative slideshow, heartfelt speeches, and a certificate presentation. Westview is thankful to these families for trusting Westview with the education of their children.
RAINER - 8 YEARS What a pleasure and joy it has been to teach Rainer during his years in Middle School. A quiet and shy student, Rainer has grown and matured in many ways over his eight years at Westview. I have watched him push himself outside his comfort level. In Middle School, Rainer developed friendships with both his teachers and peers. He will be missed at Westview, and we wish him the best of luck in the future. - Crystal Irvin
Rainer will attend public school for high school.
SOHAM - 7 YEARS I have always been impressed with Soham's intelligence, but his courage and curiosity to try new things remain the virtues I most admire in him. Whether it is something that comes naturally, like chess or something that doesn't, like hacky sack, Soham approaches new things with the same level of enthusiasm. The virtues of courage and curiosity, have made learning with him at Westview a pleasure, and I believe these traits will carry him far in future endeavors. – Jared Dawkins Soham will attend The Branch School for the completion of middle school.
MARCELO -4 YEARS Every task Marcelo tackles is treated with great pride and great diligence. I recall a day that Marcelo called me over to his desk during math. I thought he might have a question, but instead, he had completed a pretty tricky math problem. Pointing to his work, he said, “Look at what I just did! Wasn’t that good work?” What an honor it has been to be Marcelo’s teacher. I am proud of all the ways he has grown and matured during his years at Westview. His future is bright, and there is so much for him to accomplish as his education journey continues. – Megan Coleman
Marcelo will attend public school for the completion of middle school. 40 Years of The Westview School | Big Dreams + Bright Futures
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