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Fifth graders had a great time at Appomattox on their field trip.
First grade had a blast climbing, exploring and having fun with friends at their field trip to the Greensboro Children's Museum! Only 3 more weeks until they are 2nd Graders!
Varsity Boys Golf team teeing off in the VACA State Tournament today. 🏌🏿♂️⛳️
The Junior class had an amazing retreat at Camp Eagle! They participated in fun team building activities, rode zip lines, and most importantly, spent time worshipping God and studying His Word. This group of teenagers has a bright future ahead of them!
So proud of the third grade students that led worship in elementary chapel today! What a special moment to watch them step up with confidence and joy! There’s nothing sweeter than hearing young voices lift praise together and lead others in worship!
Moments like this remind us that worship isn’t about age…it’s about a willing heart. Thankful for these students and the light they shine!
Letter of the week craft day
Westover hosted its annual Jr/Sr on Friday, April 24! ✨
We’d like to give a special shoutout to our seniors whose parents are proud WCA alumni—what a meaningful legacy! ❤️
Letter of the week craft day🐯
So proud of Payton! 🎉
She’s the first WCA student to make it to Level 3 in the ACSI Math Olympics! She’s taken her final test, and now we wait for results. Way to go, Payton! 👏📚✨
We are so proud of these sixth graders for all the hard work they put into their projects on different countries! World's Fair Day was a great success! 🌍
Our high school Costa Rica mission team is covered in prayer during chapel—ready to serve, love, and share Christ this upcoming week. 🇨🇷✝️
Our class has been working on their Easter booklets this week.
Kindergartners are learning to measure items with inches!
Today, our English 9 students stepped into the courtroom for an engaging mock trial after completing their reading of the classic novel, "To Kill A Mockingbird" by Harper Lee.
Over the past week, student teams worked diligently to develop an arguable central claim, crafted compelling opening and closing statements, and prepared thoughtful questions for witnesses that supported their arguments.
The case focused on Sheriff Tate's decision to shield Arthur "Boo" Radley from a public trial after he acted to save the lives of the Finch children. As they examined the case, students had to decide whether Tate's personal judgment should've outweighed his responsibility to uphold the law, which sparked debates about justice and moral responsibility.
Tomorrow we will celebrate with popcorn as we begin watching Gregory Peck bring this story to life in one of his most iconic roles. For today, congratulations to each of you! What an accomplishment!
March Madness isn’t just for basketball! 🏀
AP Government students took on the role of “selection committees,” seeding and bracketing 32 landmark Supreme Court cases. After analyzing each matchup, they advanced their picks round by round until one case emerged as the champion. 🏆
To top it off, students presented their results in exciting, ESPN-style presentations—bringing civics to life in a whole new way! 🎤
Today we learned about how Jesus came to Jerusalem on the donkey. We learned the people and children were singing and praising Him. They waved the palm branches just like the people did that day!
Third grade had a super fun science lesson all about chemical changes!
We didn’t just read about it…we experienced it by making slime! As we mixed our ingredients together, we watched a chemical change happen right before our eyes. The liquids combined and transformed into a stretchy, squishy solid…so cool!
There were lots of smiles, a little mess, and a whole lot of learning. Science is always more exciting when you can see it, touch it, and play with it!
Sixth grade students using white boards and jelly beans to practice fractions/decimals/percents.
Letter craft day
