Western Hills Elementary

10/24/2026

Our Roadrunners had a cozy day dreaming big and remembering to follow your dreams and say NO to drugs! 😴💭❤️

We loved seeing everyone’s fun pajamas as we continue to encourage healthy choices and a bright, drug-free future!

Kona Ice Friday was the cherry on top!

10/23/2026

🎶🦴 What a fantastic night! Our 4th graders took the stage tonight for their performance of Bones, and they did an amazing job! We are so proud of their hard work, confidence, and talent. Way to go, Roadrunners!

10/23/2026

Today, we kicked off Red Ribbon Week by wearing RED to show our commitment to making healthy choices and living drug-free!
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10/22/2026

🧡 Unity Day at Western Hills Elementary! 🧡

Our Roadrunners wore orange to stand together for kindness, acceptance, and bullying prevention!
Each class created a paper chain link, and together, we connected them to create one long, school-wide chain to hang in our halls.

Just like our chain, we are stronger when we stand together! Every link matters, every student belongs, and together we can make a difference. 🧡🔗

10/20/2026

TOMORROW NIGHT!! Help support our school fundraiser by eating at Freddy's!

10/19/2026

Last week, we celebrated School Lunch week! Our Roadrunners loved the fun treats each day from our wonderful Cafeteria staff!!
The theme this year was Cafeteria Circus- The show starts at lunch!

🎪Raspberry Churros
🎪Animal Cookies
🎪Corn Dogs
🎪Popcorn

10/19/2026

Way to Lasso the Broncos, Wildcats!!! 💙💙💙

10/15/2026

It's Fall Festival Time!!
Roadrunner Families, Please Join us for our Annual Learning Fall Festival!
Tuesday, October 27th from 5:30-7pm

10/14/2026

Roadrunner Nation!

We are having a Candy Donation Drive! Students can drop off a bag of candy at the front office and receive a Homework pass to give to their homeroom teacher.

Last day to drop off candy is Monday, October 26th.

Thank you for your help! We appreciate it so much!

10/14/2026

We are so proud of you Sa’Riya!!❤️

We are pleased to announce that two of our Temple Independent School District students had artwork selected for display at the TASA/TASB State Convention in Houston this past weekend.

Lilah Swanson had her project, titled “Exhibit #026”, selected as a representative of Temple High School, and Sa’Riya Moore’s project, titled “Through My Own Eyes", represented Western Hills Elementary.

Only a limited number of pieces of artwork, representing school districts from across the state of Texas, were selected for display at the convention. Thousands of school board members, district administrators, and leaders had a chance to see their artwork over the three days of the convention. This is the third consecutive year that Temple ISD students have had their artwork selected for display at the TASA/TASB State Convention. It is also the third consecutive year that Temple ISD has had two students chosen for this honor.

The Texas Art Education Association made the requirements and selection process more difficult this year, making the selection of two students’ artwork even more impressive.