Sixth grade presented A Midsummer's Night Dream and fifth grade presented scenes from Twelfth Night, Much Ado About Nothing, Romeo & Juliet, The Taming of the Shrew, The Comedy of Errors, As You Like It, and Hamlet at Shakespeare Night.
"I think deep down inside all of us, we long...
Read MoreWatch the video that was showed at the Gala dinner with a snapshot of Regents this year!
Read MoreIf you had to answer eighth grade's Socratic Seminar question, what would you say? Question:
What do you think is the most important or pressing issue for the church in the U.S. to be talking about today, and why?
The eighth graders discussing the question proposed many competing issues but in the end decided that the most pressing...
| Kindergarten to sixth grade have been busy planting, watering and tending gardens this spring! “Gardening creates a sense of responsibility, self-confidence, cooperation, and creativity,” says volunteer garden coordinator Emily Bascom.... |
Fourth grade frecently read "The Trumpeter of Krakow," a true story set in Poland in 1461. The trumpeter has taken the ancient oath that, "I will faithfully and unto the death sound upon the trumpet the Heynal in honor of Our Lady each hour in the tower of the church which bears Her Name." His oath is brought to the test and he is killed by a Tartar...
Read MoreFirst grade participated in a master class in ceramics from UVA Professor Tom Clarkson. “We discussed form and function,” said art teacher Olivia Pincombe “and how an artist can choose when form and function match and when they don’t. We made functional clay works, and can see the glory of the Lord creating us with both beautiful form and workable...
Read MoreThe varsity girls were the regular season champions of the VACA North District, and finished fourth in the VACA Regional tournament!! They lost 28-39 in the quarterfinals of the state tournament to the number one seed in a well-fought game. Their opponent had won their conference by 28 points, so a ten point margin was something to be proud of! A special congratulations to...
Read MoreThe middle school boys won the VACA Regional Conference for the first time ever after a close loss last year! Watch the
Read MoreIn honor of Black History Month, all art classes in February are studying the art of Bisa Butler, a contemporary fiber artist who creates quilt portraits that celebrate Black life, both historical figures and everyday people. Ms. Butler is a young artist single-handedly creating a new genre of fine art quilting. As students reflect on her techniques, colors, subjects, and...
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