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- 1. “A Day in the Life” Sam Ataabadi Digital Media 1st Period
- 2. Westside High School Parking Lot ! The drop off and pick up zone.
- 3. The sight to see ! The Westside High School Trademark, The Wolf !
- 4. Get to your classes! Westside classrooms are divided into 3 houses, East House, South House and North House.
- 5. Feeling sick in between classes? No worries! We have two nurses on staff and a large clinic
- 6. Feeling overwhelmed with school work? Go to the library! With our kind librarians, and choices from thousands of books!
- 7. Don’t worry about your safety here at Westside, we have great cops on staff and an outstanding security system.
- 8. The Westside High School Commons! Enjoy our large cafeteria with many choices of food, from Chinese to Chick Fil A!
- 9. Vendo-Land!!! Who wouldn’t want snacks at school?
- 10. At Westside we have every extra-curricular activity available to you !
- 11. Come meet our student body! Their friendly, don’t