19 Mar A Word from Dr. Satterly—March 19, 2026
I’ve always liked the game show Family Feud. Hopefully, that affinity is not due to some Hatfield and McCoy Kentucky heritage thing...
During the Two Twenty-Four event, Westminster Academy unveiled an inspiring vision for the future with campus renderings for The Next Chapter Capital Campaign—a bold and prayerful plan designed to serve generations to come. A highlight of the evening was the announcement of an extraordinary $1 million matching gift, made possible by an anonymous donor and available through March 31. Every gift during this time will be doubled, accelerating progress toward breaking ground and bringing this vision to life. Now is the time to be part of what God is doing at Westminster Academy. To learn more and join the momentum, visit thenextchapter.wa.edu. Together, we’re...
The Westminster Academy spring junior musical, Anastasia, presented by McKinnon Wright Wealth Management, takes the stage this weekend, March 20–21, at the Lauderhill Center for the Performing Arts. Set from pre-revolutionary Russia to 1920s Paris, this beloved story follows a young woman’s journey of discovery—filled with beautiful music, heart, and adventure. It’s a performance you won’t want to miss! Showtimes:Friday at 7:00 p.m.Saturday at 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. Get your tickets today: wa.edu/anastasia...
The Westminster Academy Annual Dinner Auction, The Star-Spangled Gala, presented by Benedetti Orthodontics, is just weeks away! Join us Friday, April 10, at 6:30 p.m. at the War Memorial Auditorium for this patriotic evening—our largest fundraiser of the year. Get your tickets before April 1! Visit wa.edu/auction to purchase tickets, gift a teacher the opportunity to attend the gala at no cost (100% tax-deductible!), or donate an auction item, experience, service, or gift card. Students can also get involved:Grades 4–8: Earn a homework pass for a $25 itemHigh School: Earn community service hours (2 hours per $25 item, up to 6 hours) Items...
At Westminster Academy, service is more than an event—it is an intentional part of how we shape students to live out their faith. Our Annual High School Service Day reflects this commitment, giving students the opportunity to step beyond the classroom and serve the community with purpose. Each grade level partnered with local ministries in meaningful ways. 9th Grade: Served with 4KIDS, assisting with cleaning, outdoor projects, and campus beautification at ministry homes. 10th Grade: Partnered with HomesUnited, painting and serving local families. 11th Grade: Volunteered at The Fruitful Field, helping cultivate and distribute food to families in need. 12th Grade: Served with CROS Ministries at the Mecca Smith Sundy...