Dig Pink Day
Always fun in Kindergarten! Practicing ABCs on our whiteboards!
7th graders in Life Science completed their group presentations today. Check out the Meiosis rap on YouTube
@MEIOSIS RAP!!!!!!!
WCA hosted three other schools in a quad-meet Monday. Schools involved were WCA, Alamance Christian, Carlisle, and Community.
It was a hot afternoon but our MS girls dominated as 5 out of the top 6 were WCA athletes. Finishing first was Gracie Johnson at 13:11, Laicie Walker 2nd at 13:50, Kaleigh Johnson 3rd 14:29, Brooke Barrington 5th 17:28, and Joanna Chen 6th 19:53.
MS boys also won as Christopher Bowman finished first overall (12:13) followed by Colston Ware 2nd at 12:25. Trey Leopold finished 5th overall at 14:05.
Varsity girls finished 2nd overall led by Lanie Crumpton (2nd 24:20), Reagan Massengale (6th 25:50) and Taylor Waller (7th 26:18).
Varsity boys finished 2nd overall led by Noah Barber (2nd 19:31) and Alex Boaz (3rd 20:40).
5th-grade students met their Accelerated Reading goal for Term 1 and are excited over their AR prize.
Picture Day for WCA just getting started
Senior night for Cross Country. LOVE these Senior leaders!!
7th grade Life Science students work in groups to teach about DNA and mitosis. Power Point and cake were enjoyed!
In their first competition this past weekend at GW the Marching Bulldogs brought home several awards: 1st Place Drum Major, 2nd Place Color Guard, Best Marching, Best General Effect and 2nd Place overall in Class A. Our marching Bulldogs sounded loud and clear and looked sharp. We had a great support group in the field crew as well as in the stands. Proud of our Marching Bulldogs.
Last night, right here in our WCA gym, our varsity ladies posted a big VISAA win against the Celtics of Roanoke Catholic School! It took five sets to make it happen, but the Lady Bulldogs wouldn't back down against a solid RCS defense. Game scores were 23-25,
20-25, 25-23, 25-22, 15-8. Our record improves to 14-5 overall. There were many shining moments for our ladies throughout the competition, but one moment stands out. We were at set point and Erin Saunders ran down a ball and attempted to save the play with a pancake. The official gave us the point and signaled end of set. Erin approached him and admitted that the ball hit the floor before she got to it. Play resumed and we won the next rally. We are so blessed to be represented by ladies who treasure their testimonies more than winning! That character truly reflects Jesus! So thankful!
Love the WCA website!
WCA XC team defeated Carlisle School on Thursday. Leading runners were Alex Boaz, Lanie Crumpton, Blake Johnson, and Gracie Johnson. Congratulations!
First graders lined up to practice changing classes! Beginning Monday, they will have two veteran teachers, Mrs. East for language arts and Mrs. Bowman for Math!
Senior Noah Barber has been named a Commended Student in the 2020 National Merit Scholarship Program.
WCA had a great experience praying and praising the Lord around the flagpole this morning. Our student leaders did a great job!
STEM CHALLENGE! Mrs. Beach and Mrs. Porterfield’s class was given popsicle sticks, a paper roll, and “apples”. Their challenge was to use their thinking skills create a sturdy tree and their fine motor skills to carefully place the apples on top. They tried to see how many apples they could get to stay on their apple trees.
#ThinkOutsideTheBox #STEM
Congrats to our XC team for taking 2nd place overall at the SMLCS Invitational Tournament today! GO BULLDOGS🎉
The Marching Bulldogs have been hard at work for their first field show of the season coming up on Saturday, September 29th! The theme of this years' field show is "The Greatest Showman" and it is going to be amazing!
FIRST PLACE IN OUR DIVISION AT VIRGINIA BEACH! Lady Bulldogs hustled, hit, and never quit!
#endlesssummertourney
FIRST PLACE IN OUR DIVISION AT VIRGINIA BEACH! Lady Bulldogs hustled, hit, and never quit!
#endlesssummertourney
