Wildcat Weekly
August 15th, 2025

Message from the Principal
A Thanksgiving Message
11/23/25
A Message from Dr. Delgado:
Wildcat Families,
As we enter this season of gratitude, I want to take a moment to share just how thankful I am for each of you. This week, as I spend Thanksgiving with my own family, please know that not a single moment will pass without my Wildcat family in my thoughts. Our students, our parents, and everyone who pours their love, trust, and support into Westview Middle School mean more to me than words can express.
I wish you a safe, joyful, and restful Thanksgiving—one filled with happy memories, warm laughter, and moments spent with the people you love most. I hope you find time to relax, recharge, and enjoy the peace that this holiday brings.
I look forward to welcoming everyone back on Monday, December 1st, ready to finish the semester strong. We will have just three school weeks before we head into the winter holidays, and I know we will make every day count together.
Have a beautiful Thanksgiving, Wildcats.
With gratitude,
Dr. Delgado
Introducing Our New PBIS Points System!
At Westview Middle School, we believe in celebrating the positive choices our students make every day. We are excited to announce the launch of our new PBIS (Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports) Points System, which will begin this Tuesday!
Our PBIS system is designed to encourage and reward students for demonstrating positive behaviors across all areas of campus—classrooms, hallways, the cafeteria, and dismissal areas.
Students can earn points for actions such as:
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Engaging in academic work for at least 90% of class time (10 points)
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Turning in all assigned work (10 points)
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Arriving to class on time (8 points)
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Wearing their student ID (8 points)
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Walking safely and respectfully in the hallways (8 points)
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Demonstrating perfect attendance for six weeks (500 points)
Demonstrating perfect attendance for three weeks (200 points)
A complete list of behaviors and their corresponding point values can be found in the Wildcat PBIS Points Matrix linked below.
Every student will not receive points for every behavior, but points will be distributed equitably so that all students have an equal opportunity to earn rewards. Any adult on campus can recognize a student by scanning their ID badge and awarding points instantly for demonstrating one of our identified positive behaviors.
Students will collect their points in an online system that works like a digital “bank account.” As they earn points, they can choose to spend them in the Wildcat Marketplace—a reward store featuring both small prizes and high-point items students may want to save for. A document outlining these reward options is linked below.
Please note that while this is a positive rewards system—students can never lose points—they are still responsible for their actions under the Student Code of Conduct, and negative behaviors will be addressed separately.
Encouraging positive behavior is key to building a strong and supportive school culture, and we are thrilled to bring this system to life at Westview. We can’t wait to see our Wildcats earning, saving, and celebrating their success!
Links:
Coats for Wildcats!
Coats for Kids: We’re Here to Help
As the weather turns colder, Westview is partnering with Coats for Kids to support families who could use a warm coat this season. If your family is in need—or if you know a WVMS student who might benefit—please reach out. We want to help as many Wildcats as we can.
Contact:
Ms. Christine Hanlon, Social Worker
christine.hanlon@pfisd.net • (512) 594-2223
Your request will be handled with care and confidentiality.
A Message from the Counselors
Counselor Referral Form
If your child is in need of services provided by our counseling team, such as an academic or scheduling concern, a peer conflict, family or grief concern, mental health concerns, or request for community resources, please use this linked form to request support.
Schedule Changes
Thank you for your patience and support as we worked through schedule changes at the start of the school year. As a reminder, we stopped accepting schedule change requests on Friday, September 5th.
At this point, no schedule changes will be made without administrator approval.
We appreciate your partnership in helping us maintain consistency for our students. Together, we can ensure that every Wildcat is set up for success this school year!
Parent Action Required: New Consent Forms for Student Health & Counseling Services
Texas Senate Bill 12, passed by the 89th Legislature and signed into law in June 2025, now requires parents to provide written consent for students to receive health and counseling services in schools.
This law mandates:
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Annual consent forms for routine health, social, and mental wellness services.
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Clarification on when additional consent or opt-out is required for other health-related services.
👉 Important: At this time, all consent forms must be completed online in Skyward. On Friday, all parents should have received both an email and a text with directions for completing this process.
Please note:
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Students will not be able to see the school counselor or nurse without this consent in place.
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It is imperative that all parents complete this form online as quickly as possible so that students do not experience an interruption in receiving care.
We also recognize that this process may be easier for some families than others. To support you, we will be offering:
Staff will be available to help families complete these forms onsite so that every student has access to the health and counseling services they need.
Thank you for your partnership in making sure our Wildcats are cared for both academically and personally.
📱 Cell Phone Reminder
At Westview Middle School, our goal is to maintain a focused, respectful, and distraction-free learning environment for all students. As a reminder, cell phones are not allowed to be seen or used during the school day. This includes hallways, classrooms, and common areas.
To support consistency across the district, we will be following the PfISD Cell Phone Consequence Ladder for any violations:
OffenseConsequence 1st OffenseDevice confiscated — must be picked up by a parent or guardian. 2nd OffenseDevice confiscated and lunch detention assigned (documented in Skyward). 3rd OffenseDevice confiscated, ½ day of ISS, and a parent meeting required. Chronic IssuesMay result in a full day of ISS, a behavior plan, or a temporary ban on bringing the device to school.
We appreciate your partnership in reinforcing this expectation at home. When students are free from distractions, they can better focus, engage, and succeed in their learning.
💜 Go Wildcats — focused and ready to learn!
Adult Evening English Classes
📖 English Classes for Parents & Families
We are excited to share that, due to the wonderful participation and enthusiasm from our parents, we have decided to extend our Adult ESL classes! Instead of ending on December 3rd, classes will now continue through December 10th.
Our team is already hard at work planning additional learning opportunities for the spring semester. We are committed to offering meaningful, accessible ways for our families to engage, learn, and grow—together with us.
Please stay tuned for more information about upcoming parent and family engagement opportunities. There is nothing I love more than having our families in our building, learning alongside us and strengthening our Wildcat community.
Thank you for being such an important part of Westview Middle School!
Adult Evening Computer Classes
💻 Parent Computer Classes Begin This Week!
We are excited to announce that our Parent Computer Classes will begin this Thursday from 5:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. right here at Westview Middle School!
These classes are designed to help parents and guardians build confidence in using technology — from navigating school platforms to developing digital skills that support both personal and family success.
We’re proud to continue offering these opportunities for our families as part of our ongoing effort to make Westview a true community center — a place where learning, growth, and connection extend beyond the school day.
We hope to see many of our Wildcat parents join us for this exciting new session!
💜 Together, we learn. Together, we grow. Together, we are Westview!
Safety Protocols
🎟️ Student ID Badges
A reminder that all students are required to wear their ID badge every day while on campus. This important safety measure helps us ensure that everyone in the building belongs here and allows us to keep all students safe at all times.
We ask for your support in reminding your child not to leave the house without their ID badge each morning. If a student has lost their badge, they should report to the office to request a replacement. Please note that replacement ID badges cost $5.00. Please use the link below to pre-pay for a replacement ID badge.
Thank you for helping us keep Westview a safe and secure place for learning!
Restroom Use During Class Time
We ask for your support in helping students value their instructional time. Restroom breaks during class should be limited to emergencies only. Each student is allotted six restroom passes per six weeks for use during class time. Students were issued a new restroom pass through their social studies classes on Monday, September 22, 2025.
As a reminder, we have increased our passing periods to four minutes to give students more time to use the restroom between classes. Students may also use the restroom during lunch, before school, and after school.
Please encourage your student to make the most of their class time by avoiding unnecessary restroom trips during instructional periods.
No Food Deliveries from Restaurant Food
As a reminder, restaurant food deliveries are not allowed during the school day. If you would like your child to enjoy a meal from a restaurant, you are welcome to:
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Sign your student out and enjoy lunch with them off campus, or
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Join them at our picnic tables in front of the school.
After lunch, students can be signed back in to continue their school day.
Parents are always welcome to bring homemade lunches for their students. Thank you for your support in helping us maintain a safe and structured learning environment!
Check Your Student's Grades
Monitoring Student Progress
As we approach the final stretch of the semester—with just five weeks remaining—we want to remind all families of the importance of checking your student’s grades regularly. Staying informed about your child’s academic progress helps ensure they receive the support and encouragement they need to finish the semester strong.
If you have any questions or concerns about your student’s grades, please don’t hesitate to reach out directly to their teachers. Our staff is always happy to partner with families to support student success.
If you are unsure how to access your child’s grades online, please call the Westview Middle School main office at (512) 594-2200—we are happy to help!
Every day matters, and together we can help our Wildcats stay on track for a strong finish to the semester!
Wildcats Athletics Announcements
🏀 Wildcat Athletics Update 🏀
This week, our Wildcat athletes will have no scheduled games, giving them a well-deserved break and a chance to rest and recover. This two-week pause in competition will allow our teams to refocus, recharge, and prepare for their next round of games during the week of December 1, after the holiday.
We look forward to seeing our athletes return rested, energized, and ready to compete. Go Wildcats! 🐾💜
Students Attending Games
🚗 Student Pick-Up After Events
We want to remind everyone that students must be picked up on time after all athletic and extracurricular events. Student safety is our top priority, and it is important that all students have reliable transportation arranged before the event ends.
If a student is left at an event without a ride, they may not be allowed to attend future events. Please help us ensure all of our Wildcats can continue to participate and enjoy these opportunities by planning ahead for timely pick-up.
Thank you for your cooperation and support!
🎟️ How to Get Your Game Day Tickets
PfISD is excited to partner with Hometown Ticketing for all athletic events! 🏀
👉 Check your school and location carefully when purchasing!
You can purchase tickets for all PfISD High School sporting events online here:
Click to Buy Tickets
🛒 Ticket Info
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💻 All ticket sales are online – no cash at the gate.
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📱 Tickets must be purchased electronically on your own device.
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🖼️ QR codes will be available onsite for easy purchasing.
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🚫 No refunds, exchanges, or return entry.
🎫 Ticket Prices
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Adults: $4.00
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Students: $2.00
🍿 At the Game
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No outside food or drinks.
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Concession stands will be open! 🎉
✅ Accepted Passes
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UIL Passes (current year/correct district)
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THSCA / TGCA / TABC Coaches Association Cards
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PfISD Gold Cards
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PfISD Staff Badge (free for staff member only)
Community Spotlight: Trompo Network Showcases WVMS Volleyball!
We are thrilled to highlight a truly special community partnership that has brought new energy and excitement to Westview athletics! The Robledo family, through their local initiative Trompo Network, has been producing and livestreaming our Westview Middle School volleyball games — capturing the heart, talent, and teamwork of our amazing student-athletes.
Led by Mr. and Mrs. Robledo, with support from Coach Jaimie Ochoa, Trompo Network has created high-quality, ESPN-style coverage of our volleyball matches that families across the community have loved watching and sharing. This effort began simply — with a parent’s desire to celebrate their daughter’s team — and has grown into a powerful example of community pride and partnership.
So far, Trompo Network has covered exciting matchups such as:
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Westview vs. Kelly Lane
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Westview vs. Bohls
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Westview vs. Dessau
You can view these games and more highlights on the Trompo Network YouTube Channel — it truly feels like watching ESPN!
We are so grateful to the Robledo family for their time, talent, and dedication to uplifting Westview athletics, and to Coach Ochoa for leading such an inspiring program. Their collaboration beautifully reflects what makes our Wildcat community so special — teamwork, pride, and a shared commitment to our students’ success both on and off the court.
We invite all families to take a moment to check out the highlight reels and cheer on our Wildcats — you’ll be amazed by the energy and excitement of our volleyball program!
Awards Ceremony Highlight
Student Awards Ceremony Recognition
On October 31, we proudly celebrated our students during our Student Awards Ceremony, honoring their hard work, dedication, and commitment to excellence. It was an inspiring moment to recognize so many Wildcats who continue to strive for greatness each and every day.
Students were celebrated for earning:
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All A's
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All A's and B's
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Perfect Attendance
In addition to academic and attendance achievements, we also honored students with the Wildcat Spirit Award — a special recognition for those who exemplify the true characteristics of a Westview Wildcat. These students consistently work hard, show integrity, and always strive to “do the right thing.”
We are incredibly proud of every student who received an award. Your effort, perseverance, and leadership truly shine, and we applaud the hard work that led to these achievements. Keep aiming high, Wildcats — we can’t wait to see what you accomplish next! 🎉📚💜
Update from Fine Arts
Theater Arts Spotlight: “Over the River and Through the Woods”
Last week, our Theater Department treated students and staff to a wonderful performance of Over the River and Through the Woods, and it was truly a delight to experience! The cast and stage crew showcased remarkable talent, dedication, and heart, delivering a production that was both engaging and impressively polished.
We were blown away by the level of professionalism demonstrated on stage and behind the scenes. From the acting and timing to the set transitions and overall presentation, it was clear that countless hours of hard work and creativity went into bringing this play to life.
A huge congratulations to the entire cast, the stage crew, and—of course—to Ms. West for directing and guiding such an exceptional production. Your passion for the arts shines brightly, and we appreciate the joy you brought to our campus community.
We all thoroughly enjoyed it! Bravo, Wildcats! 🎭💜
Attendance Matters
Help your child perform at their highest level this year! 🏫✨
- Our Year to Date Attendance is 93.2%.
- 6th Grade = 94.3%
- 7th Grade = 92.5.%
- 8th Grade = 92.6%
- Try to schedule doctor and dentist appointments after school or in the afternoon so your child can be counted present.
- Every school day matters—just a few missed days can add up quickly.
Thank you for partnering with us to make every day count for your child’s success! 💙
Tardy Consequences
⏰ Tardy Update: Way to Go, Wildcats!
We’re proud to share that our students have been doing a much better job getting to class on time! Thank you to all of our families for supporting this effort — your partnership makes a big difference. When students arrive to class promptly, they are more engaged, prepared, and ready to learn from bell to bell.
While we’re celebrating this progress, please remember that we are still issuing consequences for excessive tardies according to our campus Tardy Consequence Ladder:
3Level 1 Warning 6Level 2 Warning 91 Day After-School Detention 122 Days After-School Detention + Parent Conference 15 or more1 Day of In-School Suspension (ISS)
# of Tardies
Consequence
Thank you for continuing to encourage your student to be on time every day. Every minute in class counts toward their success!
💜 Let’s keep up the great work, Wildcats!
25-26 WVMS Bell Schedule
📅 Save the Date – November/December Highlights
Please mark your calendars for these important dates and events this week:
November 24–28: Thanksgiving Holiday – No School 🦃
Week of December 1:
- Advanced 7th Grade Math Module 2 Topic 2 Assessment
- 7th Grade Science Assessment: Body Systems
- 8th Grade Math Module 2 Topic 2 Assessment
- 7th Grade Boys BB vs. Parkcrest @ Home (Wed, Dec. 3rd @ 5:30 p.m.)
- 8th Grade Boys BB vs. PCMS @ PCMS (Thurs, Dec. 3rd @ 5:30 p.m.)
- 7th Grade Girls BB vs. Parkcrest @ PCMS (Wed, Dec. 3rd @ 5:30 p.m.)
- 8th Grade Girls BB vs. PCMS @ Home (Thurs, Dec. 4th @ 5:30 p.m.)
- 6th Grade WEB Hangout (Fri, Dec. 5th @ 3:45 p.m.)
- Band Winter Concert (Fri, Dec. 5th @ 6pm)
Let’s stay focused, stay involved, and keep our Wildcat momentum going strong! 💜🐾