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"Thanks!”
IN/Iarshall Manor never had such a busy day, happy and lively with the
arrival of 150 students, 35 teachers and staff, and dozens of parents dropping off children for their first day of school, September 9.
Each of us in the Wakefield Family is thankful for the bright, new, carpeted and air-conditioned classrooms...
Thankful for the safe, clean, efficient new quarters at Marshall Manor and the cooperation of its administration and staff...
Thankful for all the work that parents, faculty and staff put in during the summer.
Wakefield also says, "Thanks" to The Fauquier County Board of Supervisors, The Fauquier County Planning Commission, The County Administrator's Office, The Department of Community Development and Comprehensive Planning, and The Department of Zoning for their patience, their expert help and their warm welcome.
To the residents and businesses of Marshall, Virginia, whose daytime population has jumped by almost 200, Wakefield says, ’Thanks!"
And to architect Albert P. Hinckley, Jr. ALA and his staff, attorneys Glenn Sedam and Lorie O'Donnell, engineers James H. Harris and Jennifer Kilanski, Nelson Gunnell of Point-to-Point Fencing, and the administration and staff of Marshall Manor, Wakefield says, "Thanks!"
The spirit and enthusiasm of Wakefield students, faculty, staff and parents have never been better. We're all off to a new start, a new school year, a new journey into the adventure of learning.
It's not too late to enroll your child at Wakefield, to let your child enjoy the many benefits of a classical education.
Sending your son or daughter to Wakefield will enrich his or her life immeasurably. Someday, they too will say, ’Thanks!"
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