Enrolling K2 - 12th Grade!
Sixth grade enjoyed reading and presenting their dioramas to the class.
Our third graders had a blast learning about animal cells today! They used gelatin cups, fruit strips, and a round gum ball to build creative, colorful models showing the cytoplasm, cell membrane, and nucleus. We love seeing science come to life in such fun ways!
4th Grade enjoyed making trail mix after learning how assembly lines work in History.
A new week, a new opportunity to be reminded of the gift of grace!
Such a special morning with our Guest Reader in Kindergarten today!
We have been learning all about pumpkins this week. Kindergarten has had fun with their pumpkin themed centers.
Fifth graders "Pink Out" for breast cancer awareness today 💝
A great field trip to the zoo
with sixth grade.
WCA PINK OUT DAY for Breast Cancer Awareness on Friday, October 24th.
Friday Highlights!
What an incredible Friday at WCA!
We celebrated our Middle School Boys Soccer Team for being crowned STATE CHAMPIONS — the first in school history! 🎉⚽️ Their hard work, teamwork, and determination led to an unforgettable season!
During chapel, students joined together in worship, lifting their voices in praise, and heard a challenging and encouraging message from Pastor Kevin Woodard. 🙏 What a wonderful end to the week!
Our third graders had a wonderful time visiting Poplar Forest today! They learned all about Thomas Jefferson and what life was like in his time. Students got hands-on experience making bricks, writing with quill pens, and touring Jefferson’s beautiful retreat home. What a fun and educational day of history brought to life
7th grade students enjoyed chopping up vegetables and eating salads in Family Life class today!
Fifth grade had fun learning about solubility, solutes,solvents, and concentration. We used a lot of Tang powder, sugar, and water.
In Kindergarten we have been learning about a penny and it's value. We spent 10 cents at Mrs. Trammell's store today to get a yummy treat!
We made fun hats to celebrate Columbus Day! We learned that Christopher Columbus was a Christian and he wrote in his log that he wanted to "bring the Word of God to unknown coastlands."
Today we join others in recognizing the National Day of Remembrance for Charlie Kirk, honoring a legacy that inspires students and teachers to learn, lead, and serve with purpose. 🇺🇸
Letter of the week craft day🐘
Fall craft day🍁🍂
We had a third grader come read to our class. We love having guest come read to us.
Way to go Payton for earning this privilege for your good behavior
