Westview Middle School has one of the nation’s top VEX robotics programs. We offer a competitive robotics team for 7th and 8th graders that is separate from the robotics classes offered during the school day. This program is a natural fit for our STEM school with its focus on engineering, mathematics, computer programming, teamwork, and 21st Century Skills. Students are challenged through a cyclical design process to define needs, develop ideas, create prototypes, and test their creations via internal and external competitions and criteria. In the fall of 2018, the program will be entering its 7th year. As a result of the success of previous years, as well as the increased interest in robotics, we are taking applications to join the Westview Robotics Team.
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January 12, 2022
Westview Middle School Band Director Receives Prestigious Award
Carrie Proctor, band director at Westview Middle School, has received the Outstanding Young Educator Award from the Colorado Music Educators Association (CMEA). The award honors educators who are in their first five years of teaching, have shown significant proficiency in the classroom and have garnered respect in their school community. The award recognizes notable commitment […]
December 8, 2021
High School Athletics Update: Boys Volleyball and Girls Lacrosse
Dear Grades 8-11 St. Vrain Students and Families, Student engagement is an important part of any comprehensive educational experience. Accordingly, St. Vrain Valley Schools’ Department of Athletics, Activities, and Fine Arts is committed to offering a robust selection of co-curricular activities and enrichment options in every school throughout our district. We also continue to add […]
December 5, 2021
Westview Middle School kicks off districtwide robotics competition for St. Vrain Valley schools
In an arena in the Westview Middle School gym, 12-year-old Michael Ballard deftly controlled a robot to pick up purple rings and balance a seesaw. Michael battled not only the clock, but an opposing team in the obstacle course. The setup was part of the first districtwide VEX robotics competition of the school year Saturday in Longmont. […]