SCW sixth grade art students recently partnered with CCS art students. The art students from CCS created children's books which they wrote and illustrated and then led a lesson on making miniature books with SCW students
The immunization clinic for rising 7th graders is tomorrow. If you would like your child to receive vaccinations at school tomorrow, please send in the signed permission form, if you haven't already done so.
The soccer games scheduled for today have been cancelled. The games are rescheduled for May 9th.
The only teams practicing today are JV soccer at SCW gym and varsity track in the MHS gym. There are no practices for 8th graders EXCEPT JV soccer at SCW.
Attention parents and guardians of 8th graders! Save the date! Rising 9th Grade Night - Wednesday, April 23 at 5:30 pm! Middlesex High School
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The JV Baseball game scheduled for today, Tuesday, April 8, has been cancelled. JV Baseball will practice at MHS today.
4/7 Practice Information
JV Coed Soccer- Canceled
JV Softball-Canceled
JV Baseball-Canceled
Varsity Boys Soccer-SCW Gym
Varsity Girls Soccer-MHS (Mr. Stearns Room)
Varsity Softball-MHS
Varsity Baseball-MHS
Track & Field-Canceled
Don't miss out on new SCW spirit wear! https://bsnteamsports.com/shop/HawkSt2
Last Thursday 6th grade students visited the Town of Urbanna Museum to learn more about a little known colonial figure from Urbanna, John Mitchell. Students traveled to the museum during their history blocks to listen to a presentation by Dr. Jim Robusto and to see Mitchell's famous map. Students then wrote essays describing the legacy of John Mitchell. Dr. Robusto attended class periods to answer questions and assist students with organizing and preparing their essays.
Do you need new SCW spirit wear? The team store is open! Shop now!
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Best of luck to our SCW Technology Student Association students at their upcoming competition at the state level later this spring!
Varsity Boys Soccer match scheduled for today has been cancelled and rescheduled for Monday, March 24 with JV Coed starting at 5:30 and Varsity Boys starting at 7:00 pm.
Varsity Girls Tennis at Lancaster has been cancelled and will be rescheduled at a later date.
Varsity Boys Tennis at Lancaster has been cancelled and will be rescheduled at a later date.
The practice schedule for today is as follows:
JV Softball-canceled
Varsity Softball-MHS
JV Baseball-MHS
Varsity Baseball-MHS
JV Coed & Varsity Soccer-canceled
Varsity Girls Soccer-MHS
Track & Field-MHS Weightroom
Varsity Girls & Boys Tennis-SCW Gym
Spring pictures are tomorrow, Wednesday, March 12!
On March 1st, twenty-two St. Clare Walker Middle School students competed in the Tidewater TSA Regional Fair, held at Grassfield High School in Chesapeake, Virginia. Middle and high school student members competed in more than 30 competitive events based on principles and concepts learned through projects during the school year in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) subjects.
We are very proud of our students' success!
It is now time to prepare for Technosphere, the state competition for Virginia. Technosphere will be held in Hampton Virginia on May 1st – May 4th. Students who placed in the top three in their events at the regional fair, and top five in their events at the fall competition, will compete against other TSA finalists from around the state. TSA members will also get the opportunity to compete in new events that were not available at the regional fair.
Mr. Matthew Short, TSA advisor and Mrs. Marsha Jedlinski, assistant TSA advisor for St. Clare Walker Middle School, are proud of the many accomplishments by the students.
6th grade students visited the American Revolution Museum at Yorktown as a culmination to the American Revolution unit in US History. Students were able to view primary sources, ask questions of experts, and see demonstrations of what life during the American Revolution was like.
STEM Club Tin Foil Boat Challenge:
STEM Club students worked with a partner to create tin foil boats. Students were challenged to design a boat that could hold the most weight using a single piece of aluminum foil. Students were able to practice the concept of trial and error by making adjustments and starting over.
Parents, luck happens when preparation meets opportunity. Our district is offering FREE coaching sessions to help strengthen your relationships. Take advantage of this resource created by therapists to support you and your loved ones. Click here to register: https://cookcenter.info/coaching
It's almost time for softball and baseball season! We are grateful for our community putting together this opportunity for our students!
Support your child's mental health and wellness by joining an informative event for parents and educators. Ask questions of leading family therapists and take advantage of a free resource to help parents with important topics.
REGISTER HERE: https://shorturl.at/dsbrn
SCW boys basketball ended their season with a win over Colonial Beach!
