
ALT The September–October newsletter features the Westfall Big Brothers Big Sisters program. The page has a red, black, and white color scheme with the Westfall logo centered at the top. A large group photo shows students holding up their drawings, surrounded by smaller photos of students participating in activities, working together at tables, and celebrating their accomplishments with program mentors. The Activities and Skills section highlights Human Bingo, Stand Up If, The Name Game, Would You Rather, Story Circle, Poison Dart Frog, and Monster Draw. The bottom section features the Big Brothers Big Sisters of South Central Ohio logo, along with photos of older and younger students standing together and holding recognition cards. The newsletter showcases student creativity, teamwork, friendship, mentorship, and the connections built through the Westfall program.

ALT An event flyer titled "Be the Change Youth Rally," presented by the Pickaway Addiction Action Coalition. The main title is displayed in large white text on a dark gray background, featuring speaker Harry Miller, described as a former Division I collegiate athlete and mental health advocate. A portrait photo of Harry Miller, a smiling young man with shoulder-length blonde hair in a suit, appears on the right side of the flyer. The event takes place on Friday, November 6, from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Ohio Christian University, with lunch provided. The bottom section states that the event is open to all high school sophomores, alongside the Pickaway Addiction Action Coalition (PAAC) circular logo.

ALT A winter-themed flyer advertising Driver’s Education at Westfall High School. The design features a snowy landscape, evergreen trees, decorative winter foliage, and a blue Jeep. Classes are held Tuesday through Thursday on December 1–3, 8–10, and 15–16 from 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. Registration is available at DublinDrivingSchool.net or by calling 614-356-0026.

ALT This graphic poster announces the "Be the Change Youth Rally," presented by the Pickaway Addiction Action Coalition. The event features featured speaker Harry Miller, described as a former Division I collegiate athlete and mental health advocate, who is shown in a headshot photo smiling with long blonde hair and wearing a grey suit jacket. The event will take place on Friday, November 6, from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Ohio Christian University, with lunch provided. A banner along the bottom notes that the event is open to all high school sophomores and displays the Pickaway Addiction Action Coalition (PAAC) circular logo.

ALT A flyer with a dark purple, eerie background featuring silhouettes of bare trees, web corners, flying bats, and several glowing jack-o'-lanterns at the center and bottom corners. At the top, the white header reads "WESTFALL HIGH SCHOOL HALLOWEEN COSTUME CONTEST". Below the central jack-o'-lanterns, yellow text indicates the event date as "October 30, 2026" and time as "During Lunch". The flyer lists "PRIZES AWARDED FOR:" followed by bullet points: "BEST INDIVIDUAL COSTUME", "BEST DUO/TRIO/GROUP COSTUME", "FUNNIEST (MEME) COSTUME", "SCARIEST COSTUME", "MOST CREATIVE COSTUME", and "BEST TEACHER COSTUME". Below the categories, a "RULES:" section states: "MASKS CAN ONLY BE WORN DURING THE CONTEST", "NO WEAPONS REAL OR FAKE!", and "MUST MEET SCHOOL DRESS CODE. (BRING EXTRA CLOTHES JUST IN CASE)".

ALT Westfall High School - Picture Retake Day - Wednesday, October 28 - Any student attending Pickaway-Ross, taking CCP or online classes, or enrolled in off-campus courses who would like a retake is encouraged to have their picture taken first thing in the morning. Photo of DSLR camera on right side of screen

ALT A black-and-white flyer from the Pickaway Addiction Action Coalition announces the Be the Change Youth Rally featuring Harry Miller, a former Division I collegiate athlete and mental health advocate. The event will take place Friday, November 6, from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Ohio Christian University, with lunch provided. This event is open to high school sophomores only. A photo of Harry Miller appears on the flyer, along with the PAAC logo and decorative white line designs on a gray background.
















