Headmaster's Blog

Got sleep?

It’s no surprise that the National Sleep Foundation (NSF) says that young children and teenagers are sleep-deprived.  For that matter, adults aren’t getting much sleep either and most likely are not setting the best example for their children.  Some of the statistics from NSF include: 67% of kids in the years through middle school aren’t..

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Student Life Blog

When Fearing is Fearful

This past weekend we had a leadership retreat for our church . . . the focus was on pruning in our lives and living boldly. It was an extremely challenging weekend of looking inward and personal evaluation. The weekend was capped off with an amazing time of confession and commitment. It is amazing how something..

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Student Leadership Blog

are we disguising ourselves?

It’s already mid-February, y’all! How did this happen? It seems to me only a few days ago I was wishing everyone a happy new year. As a senior, this is especially frightening because I know that my time left at Westminster is limited. Essentially three more months here and then I will graduate! What a..

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Friends of Fine Arts

Congratulations to One-Act State Champions!!!

Our cast of “See How They Run” won FIRST place at STATE Wednesday night (11/9)! Mary Elizabeth Goodell and Kelly McGahee won Best Performance Awards and Elizabeth Gay was selected for All-Star Cast! This is the first time since Mary Weidman led her cast of “Flowers for Algernon” to a State title back in 1994…

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Athletics Blog

Lady Wildcats beat DWS

2nd Round of State Tournament at Stratford Academy in Macon, GA WSA:  39          Deerfield-Windsor:  26   Deerfield-Windsor put its 23-4 record on the line against the Lady Wildcats of Westminster as the #1 seed out of Region 3-AAA.  Featuring an athletic squad with excellent guard play and 5 seniors, D-W looked for its 24th win against WSA..

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Lower School

Second Graders Get Presidential

On Thursday, February 16th, the second graders celebrated “President’s Day” by reading excerpts from past presidential speeches. Each student had practiced reading their speech at home with their parents for two weeks. They were not to memorize it, but to work on reading it with fluency and expression. On Thursday, they came to school dressed..

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Mrs. Bone's Fifth Grade Class

Work in Progress

Teachers and students can not wait for the playground to get done. all the teachers are going crazy because their students are sooo overwhelmed that they are bouncing off of the walls!! the workers are working as fast as they can but the rain slowed them down to the teachers dismay. hope the playground gets..

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Middle & Upper School

Eighth Grade Monopolies

    Here are some photos of my 8th graders playing Monopoly after our unit on big business, trusts, and monopolies. -Miss Ebersole

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