WESTHOFF, TX — September 24, 2025
Before the first bell rang Wednesday morning, students, staff, and community members gathered around the flagpole at Westhoff ISD for a moving “Saw You at the Pole” event—an annual student-led tradition rooted in prayer, unity, and reflection.
This year’s program was entirely planned and executed by the students themselves, showcasing the leadership and heart of the Westhoff Warriors. From selecting scripture readings to organizing the group song and even designing the printed program, students took full ownership of the morning’s message.
As the sun rose over the school grounds, attendees were welcomed with verses that emphasized hope, courage, and community. A heartfelt group rendition of a worship song followed, echoing across the campus and setting a tone of unity and reverence.
“This wasn’t just a school event—it was a student movement,” said one staff member. “They didn’t just participate. They led. And they led with purpose.”
The program reflected a deep sense of pride and faith, with students demonstrating not only spiritual maturity but also organizational skill. The printed handouts, designed and distributed by the students, guided attendees through the morning’s reflections and prayers.
Parents, teachers, and local residents joined in, forming a circle of support around the students. The turnout was a testament to Westhoff’s tight-knit spirit and the value placed on student voice and initiative.
As the final prayer was spoken and the flag stood tall against the morning sky, one thing was clear: the future of Westhoff ISD is in capable, compassionate hands.
Saw You at the Pole 2025 wasn’t just an event—it was a declaration. Of faith. Of leadership. Of community.