WA Board of Trustees Workshop/Meeting
Date:
Time: 5 PM
Location: Westlake Council Chambers at Town Hall,
1500 Solana Boulevard, Bldg.7, Suite 7100,
Westlake, TX 76262
Westlake Academy
Skip to main content
2019 TCAF Baseball Champions
2019 Valedictorian, Sahejbir Bhatia and Salutatorian, Macy Orman.
2019 Teachers of the Year Misty Argo and Sarah Titus.
Dr. Bryson meets with a group of Grade 5 students to discuss ideas for the House Logo designs.
OSS 2019 - This year students in Grades 6-10 went out into the community and volunteered their time at places such as Community Storehouse, Common Ground Garden and GRACE, among others.
PYP Field Day was a day filled with fun. The big winner this year was Whitman!
Grade 2 students visit the Texas Discovery Gardens and learn about the life cycle of butterflies.
Students in Mrs. Barkman's Grade 6 Language Arts Class acted out the play "Romeo and Juliet" to enhance their learning experience.
PYP Students visit the Old Red Museum in Dallas.
PYP students visit the Old Red Museum in Dallas.
Grade 5 students visit the Perot Museum in Dallas.
Mayor Laura Wheat visits with Grade 4 students as a part of their unit of inquiry, "How we Organize Ourselves."
Grade 4 visits the Old Red Museum in Dallas.
Our Seniors enjoyed their monthly lunch. This month's decorations were self portraits they drew with their Kindergarten buddies - another way our K-12 campus stands out.
Dr. Bryson explores connection between leadership and the IB Learner Profile with Grade 4 students.
Class of 2015, Delaney Wood, making an impact on and off the court.
photo courtesy of Debra Hale, Hillwood Dev. Co. LLC
Coming Soon
Headlines
School Supply Lists, IVY uniform store hours and more!
Our Primary Teacher of the Year is Joy Martin and our Secondary Teacher of the Year is Jennifer O'Dell. Congratulations to our winners and to all our nominees!
Over the past few weeks, Governor Abbott has issued guidelines to allow the state to re-open through a phased process. People are choosing to frequent the businesses that have been allowed to open and they are beginning to physically return to their places of employment.
According to the Jay Mathews Challenge Index used by both the Washington Post and Newsweek, WA checked in as the 26th best high school in the entire country! That’s 26th out of 2,543 entries!
