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On Wednesday, November 10, Washington Academy welcomed 48 local veterans to a lunch in honor of Veterans Day. Served by the STARS students (Students Teaching About Respect) under the direction of Emily Fitzsimmons, Food Services Director, everyone enjoyed a chicken dinner with all the fixings. Following lunch, faculty, staff, and students of WA joined the veterans in the Gardner Gymnasium for an afternoon of reverence and remembrance. Under the direction of Sarah Holsapple, Music Director, the Academy’s chorus and band performed several patriotic pieces in honor of Veterans Day that had the assembled guests and students applauding for more.

On Wednesday, November 10, Washington Academy welcomed 48 local veterans to a lunch in honor of Veterans Day. Served by the STARS students (Students Teaching About Respect) under the direction of Emily Fitzsimmons, Food Services Director, everyone enjoyed a chicken dinner with all the fixings. Following lunch, faculty, staff, and students of WA joined the veterans in the Gardner Gymnasium for an afternoon of reverence and remembrance. Under the direction of Sarah Holsapple, Music Director, the Academy’s chorus and band performed several patriotic pieces in honor of Veterans Day that had the assembled guests and students applauding for more.

On Friday, October 29th, the Honors World History classes at Washington Academy stepped back in time. Mr. Samuel Leavitt's Honors World History classes performed a LARP, or Live Action Role Playing. Each student in the class picked a character from the early middle ages, 1050 CE, until the high middle ages, 1450 CE. Their task was to portray this character in the LARP. They had to dress, speak, and act the part

On Friday, October 29th, the Honors World History classes at Washington Academy stepped back in time. Mr. Samuel Leavitt's Honors World History classes performed a LARP, or Live Action Role Playing. Each student in the class picked a character from the early middle ages, 1050 CE, until the high middle ages, 1450 CE. Their task was to portray this character in the LARP. They had to dress, speak, and act the part

On Friday, October 29th, the Honors World History classes at Washington Academy stepped back in time. Mr. Samuel Leavitt's Honors World History classes performed a LARP, or Live Action Role Playing. Each student in the class picked a character from the early middle ages, 1050 CE, until the high middle ages, 1450 CE. Their task was to portray this character in the LARP. They had to dress, speak, and act the part