School District of Westfield
Inspiring every student, through every experience, every day
GAMEDAY!!! Pack the Gym vs Cambria-Friesland tonight!! Girls at 5:30 Boys at 7. Varsity only. (JVR Boys Play Mauston at 5:30 in small gym) Youth Nights happening at both halftimes. 1,000 Point scorer recognition in between games. Booster Club Concessions and Basket Raffle as well. Also another double feature by the Pep Band! Come out and support Pioneer Athletics its going to be a great night!!!! Good Luck and Go Pioneers!!!
Pioneer Gameday!!! Tonight both the Boys and Girls Basketball teams will host Berlin for a Pack the Gym Night! See the schedule below and come out and support both teams! Pep Band will be playing for both games as well! It will be a great night of high school basketball! Good Luck and Go Pioneers!!!!
Due to anticipated weather, the School District of Westfield will have a 2-hour early release today, Thursday, December 18. All after-school events and activities are canceled. Additionally, the Oxford Elementary Concert has been rescheduled for Monday at 1:30 p.m. Please travel safely.
Due to anticipated weather and expected road conditions, the School District of Westfield will have a 2-hour early release today, Thursday, December 18. All after-school events and activities are canceled. Additionally, the Oxford Elementary Concert has been rescheduled for Monday at 1:30 p.m. Please travel safely.
Members of the Westfield Area High School Band performed holiday carols at Tiffany's on Wednesday, December 17th. Thank you to the community for stopping by to listen to the music and to enjoy a coffee and a treat. Dr. Steward and the band would like to thank Tiffany's for sponsoring the event and for all of the generous donations received from the community.
Performers included: Olivia Rehm, Mason Borud, Hayden VanDeCasteele, Nathan Hell, Alyssa Prew, Laly Calleros, Gabby Ciaroni, Finn Virch, and Dr. Steward.
Thanks to the athletic department and the Pioneer Athletic Booster Club the Pioneer Middle and High School students had the privilege to have former Badger and NFL football players Jared Abbrederis and Bradie Ewing speak to them about their small town backgrounds and successful careers!! It was a great day with lots of positive takeaways for our students!
Update: Due to a state wide internet outage, our phones and internet are currently down.
Westfield Area High School Science Olympiad students competed in the Wautoma Invitational Tournament on Saturday, December 13. The Westfield Purple team brought home medals in Circuit Lab, Experimental Design, Materials Science, Protein Modeling, Remote Sensing, and Water Quality for the Varsity Division. The Westfield Gold Team brought home medals in Astronomy, Code Craze, Forestry, Machines, Materials Science, Protein Modeling, Remote Sensing, Rocks and Minerals, and Water Quality for the JV Division. Overall, 28 individual medals were earned. Congratulations to all of the competitors! #Pioneers
Regular School Board meeting on Wednesday, December 17th at 6:00 pm at Westfield Area High School. #Pioneers
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JV Boys and Varsity Girls Wrestling head to the Dome in the Dells this afternoon for the Duals in the Dells Tournament!! Good Luck and Go Pioneers!!!
DESSERT!!!!! Junior Post Prom will be hosting a Dessert Raffle at tonights girls basketball game along with their Duck Toss! Thanks in advance for supporting our Junior Class so they are able to have a fun and safe post prom!
GAMEDAY!!! Pioneer Boys head to Nekoosa tonight!! Good Luck and Go Pioneers!!
GAMEDAY!! Lady Pioneers host Adams-Friendship tonight in a SCC matchup. Good Luck and Go Pioneers!!
Congrats to Wrestler Mason Groskreutz on getting his 100th Career WIN at last nights Home Quad with a 24-8 Tech Fall decision in his first match of the night!
Lady Pioneers Win in convincing fashion at Nekoosa!!
Lady Pioneer Wrestlers go 2-0 at Home Dual Meet!!
Pioneer Boys Wrestling Caps off Home Quad with perfect 3-0 Record!!
Bowls for Hunger:
A Tradition of Generosity: Another Successful Year for Bowls for Hunger
For more than 25 years, Bowls for Hunger has been a cherished tradition in the School District of Westfield—bringing together students, staff, local businesses, and community members to support families facing hunger across Marquette, Waushara, and Adams counties.
What began in 1997 as a small Art Club service project has grown into a major community effort. This year, Bowls for Hunger raised $10,516, surpassing last year’s total of $9,840. Attendees enjoyed over 70 gallons of soup, including four varieties made by our students and ten donated by local restaurants, many of which also provided servers for the event. Students created 650 handmade bowls for attendees, continuing a long tradition of creativity and service.
The event’s success reflects the dedication of our clubs and programs—including the Art Club, Student Councils, NHS, FFA, FCCLA, and WAMS Student Council. Over the years, more than 16,000 handmade bowls have been distributed, with over a thousand students and staff contributing to this effort.
Bowls for Hunger continues to embody the heart of our community—supporting neighbors in need while teaching compassion, collaboration, and service. Thank you to everyone who made this year’s event another remarkable success. Together, we continue to make a meaningful impact, one bowl at a time.
A Tradition of Generosity: Another Successful Year for Bowls for Hunger
For more than 25 years, Bowls for Hunger has been a cherished tradition in the School District of Westfield—bringing together students, staff, local businesses, and community members to support families facing hunger across Marquette, Waushara, and Adams counties.
What began in 1997 as a small Art Club service project has grown into a major community effort. This year, Bowls for Hunger raised $10,516, surpassing last year’s total of $9,840. Attendees enjoyed over 70 gallons of soup, including four varieties made by our students and ten donated by local restaurants, many of which also provided servers for the event. Students created 650 handmade bowls for attendees, continuing a long tradition of creativity and service.
The event’s success reflects the dedication of our clubs and programs—including the Art Club, Student Councils, NHS, FFA, FCCLA, and WAMS Student Council. Over the years, more than 16,000 handmade bowls have been distributed, with over a thousand students and staff contributing to this effort.
Bowls for Hunger continues to embody the heart of our community—supporting neighbors in need while teaching compassion, collaboration, and service. Thank you to everyone who made this year’s event another remarkable success. Together, we continue to make a meaningful impact, one bowl at a time.
GAMEDAY!! Girls Basketball heads to Nekoosa tonight at 5:30/7PM!! Good Luck and Go Pioneers!!
