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School News

11 May

Posted at 11:05h in Lower School, School News

The lower school has concluded the year on a high note, with many wonderful events that welcomed parents on campus to celebrate them and also test their knowledge. First grade hosted their parents for “Are you smarter than a first grader?” in which each parent was paired with their child and asked questions related to topics the first graders have been learning throughout the year. The participants had to quickly hit a buzzer once they thought of the answer and were given an opportunity to respond accurately. Ultimately, after two rounds, the students emerged victorious over their parents again this...

11 May

Posted at 08:04h in Athletics, School News

Varsity Softball—Congratulations to the Varsity Softball team for ending their season as District Champions, defeating Boca Christian 15–0. They finished the season with a 19–7 record. Varsity Baseball—Congratulations to the Varsity Baseball team as they became District Champions defeating Sagemont 14–10. They won their Regional Quarterfinal game and will advance to the Regional Semifinal game, where they will play John Carroll High School on Friday, May 12, at 6:00 p.m. at the Lawnwood Baseball Complex in Fort Pierce. Track and Field—Congratulations to the Men’s Varsity Track and Field team as they advanced to become District Champions. Individual District Champions include: Fisher Blake (Javelin) ...

10 May

Posted at 18:25h in School News

This week’s email from the Institute for Faith & Culture features an article from Westminster Academy Headmaster Dr. Joel Satterly. In it, he addresses the need for the intentional development of a worldview.  Believers should turn to the scriptures for remedy; they must form an accurate picture of the world’s brokenness and beauty from God’s revealed truth—a Christian worldview—to be able to act restoratively. —Dr. Satterly The Institute for Faith & Culture is a ministry of Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church. Its goal is to equip culture-shaping Christians for the marketplace and the common spaces in society where ideas are formed, values are defined,...

10 May

Posted at 15:07h in Lower School, PREP, School News

We are excited about the fun-filled summer we’ve planned for our campers in preschool through those going into sixth grade in the fall!  Registration is open for our Preschool & Elementary Camps and WA Sports Camp. Camp WA offers a wide range of structured activities that are age-appropriate and loads of fun! This activities-based camp is open to children turning two before September 1 through those going into the sixth grade in the fall (going into the eighth grade for Sports Camps). Camp WA provides a fun, safe, and secure environment at an affordable price. Most of all, our dedicated staff...

13 Apr

Posted at 15:10h in School News

Our largest fundraiser of the year, Chart the Course, presented by Benedetti Orthodontics, is tomorrow, April 14. Though the event has reached capacity, you may bid from anywhere now through the evening of the event. Visit wa.edu/auction to create an account, set your max bids, and support our school! If you are unable to attend and would like to request a proxy bidder to place bids for live items, please contact the Development office at development@wa.edu. Be sure to check out our Featured Items, including a $5,000 Tuition Scholarship Drawing, along with over 350 items, including dining gift cards, vacation and entertainment packages,...