RAISING CYBERSMART MIDDLE SCHOOLERS How to reduce your child’s online risks This workshop will explore online safety and responsibility for middle school children. Parents will learn about cyberbullying myths and realities, inappropriate content, and how to promote a positive digital reputation for their child. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 2019 – 6:00PM JAMES BLAIR MIDDLE […]
Our annual Strawberry Festival is just around the corner! In order to make this event the most successful it can be, we will need some help. We know your time is indeed precious, so we appreciate in advance anything you can provide to this fabulous event. Please use this sign up genius link to let […]
SCA is sponsoring a clean the community day on Friday, March 22nd from 5-6:30 p.m. We will be traveling on foot around Matthew Whaley’s campus and through CW collecting litter and disposing of it properly. If you’re interested in joining us, please meet on the front steps of Matthew Whaley Friday at 5 p.m. SCA […]
We had two phenomenal nominees for our 2019 Support Staff of the Year: Michael Greene and Karen Brigham. Both of these amazing individuals bring something different to our Matthew Whaley family, but both are equally beloved. We are pleased to announce our 2019 Support Staff of the Year is KAREN BRIGHAM! Congratulations! We are so […]
Mrs. Armbruster and her future astronauts learned all about Mae Jemison and her achievements for black history month. They made rockets and pretended to go space!
Mrs. Schrack’s first graders received a visit from Mr. Otstot, a Matthew Whaley parent. He shared awesome information about being a triathlete. Then, they learned all about Arthur Ashe and made tennis rackets!
Mrs. Watkins first graders and Ms. Carroll’s fourth graders celebrated St. Patrick’s day with a little STEM! They worked together to build a rainbow bridge that could hold the most coins and mazes in which they timed their selves getting the marble through them. We love working together as a team!
Our third graders showcased their annual leprechaun traps on Friday to model simple machines!
The fourth graders paid a visit to our neighbors in Colonial Williamsburg for a guided tour! We visited the foundry, brickyard, carpenter, jail, and the capitol building to learn about life in Colonial days. We are so fortunate to have history right next door!
Fifth graders chose their desired future careers, researched them, and put together a presentation with information about the career, the anticipated salary, and required schooling. Then, they dressed for the occupation they chose and froze into position in the gym. Fourth graders and other guests did a museum walk and stepped on a “button” to […]