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ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, Wakefield School begins its 19th year at a new site in northern Fauquier County. The move to Marshall, Virginia, makes the school's widely-acclaimed classical curriculum more accessible to a wider population. The move brings new energy, new enthusiasm, and new resolve to the renowned Wakefield faculty. When the doors open on the new school year, Wakefield students will be greeted by these dedicated, devoted, (and demanding) teachers: Timothy Buchanan Lee Buratti Michael Burton Paula Campbell Beth DeBergh Margaret Doyle Edie Drosselmeyer Julie Duggan Fransi Dunagan Gary Genther Tutt Stapp-Harris Janet Jones John Landis Mary Beth Martin Charles McGlothlin Sandra Mitchell Ruth Munro Kevin Raney Karan Rodgers Jacqueline Senseney Toni Updike Bonnie Williams Edward Williams Tony Rex Wilson Suzanne Wolfe Margaret Wood and this indispensable __staff: Janie Atkins Helen Ruisi Alan Saunders Patricia Tucker Frances Wetzel David Yowell. Perhaps your child belongs in Wakefield. From pre-kindergarten through twelfth grade, Wakefield's coordinated curriculum nourishes young minds, and challenges them, too. Wakefield students enjoy the exciting stories of ancient mythology; they steep themselves in history; they become fluent in languages, whether English or French or Latin, or the new languages of computers and math and science. Wakefield's educational philosophy gives students the knowledge, the skills, and the self-confidence that will enrich their whole lives. To register your child, or to get more information, call Helen Ruisi at 703-364-4111.

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