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Mitchell, the night contained something for everyone." Wakefield’s Sean O'Connor (grade 11) greeted guests as they arrived with his beautiful violin music, WCDS parent Tom McGuxngal provided entertainment with his band, GrooveJet, multiple raffles kept everyone’s attention, and the Marriott provided excellent service and cuisine. Many thanks to co-chairs Jennifer Phillippe and Alison Seaborn, along with their talented volunteer committee, who together made the auction not only highly successful but also fun.
Earth Day
Recognized
On Monday, April 28, grades three and four presented their Earth Day Celebration. Preschool, prekindergarten. kindergarten, first grade, and second grade students rotated through Earth Day stations, watching student-made videos, playing recycling games, and painting rocks. Wednesday’s assembly continued die Earth Day festivities. Grade three presented a series of scenes portraying the negative effects of the use of Styrofoam, advocating elimination of its products from the school. Then the fourth grade shared two visual presentations: Joseph Dowell and Nikolas Patton showed their video on recycling, with scenes from the center in Rappahannock County and Brier Clough and Alyssa Hamilton had a power-point presentation cm the positive environmental effects of donations to the Salvation Army. WCDS Earns a Slot in State Envirothon
Competition
Last Tuesday, Wakefield sent seven of its prep school students to Warren ton to represent the school and the Culpeper district in the
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