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20 Mar

Posted at 14:26h in Arts

Westminster Academy students showcased their musical talents at the All-County Honors Orchestra Performance, a prestigious event featuring top young musicians across Broward County. Over four days of rehearsals, guided by distinguished conductors, our students prepared and performed outstanding pieces. Representing WA in Orchestra: Bronze (6th Grade): Andrew Boctor, Arya Parcinski, Jake Johasky, Lucas Haymond Silver (7th & 8th Grade): Isabella Mesquita (co-concertmaster), Abry Kennicott, Luna Agostini, Angelina Mesquita Silver (High School): Jamil Boctor Gold (High School): Eva Kennicott In the All-County Honors Band, WA freshman Felipe Rubio was among only eight euphonium players selected in Broward County—an incredible achievement! New World Symphony Experience Sixth–eighth...

20 Mar

Posted at 13:48h in School News, Upper School

Our eighth-grade students recently returned from an incredible trip to Washington, D.C.—a memorable tradition that brings classroom lessons to life while deepening their understanding of our nation’s history and Christian heritage. Led by Civics teacher Mr. Williams, the trip was designed to explore history, civic engagement, and a biblical worldview. Students toured many of our nation’s most significant sites, including the U.S. Capitol, Supreme Court, and Library of Congress, learning firsthand about the foundations of American government. They visited powerful memorials such as the Lincoln Memorial, WWII, Vietnam, Korean War, MLK, and Jefferson Memorials. A moving highlight was their visit to Arlington...

20 Mar

Posted at 13:45h in School News

At Westminster Academy, service is more than an activity—it’s an opportunity for our students to put their faith into action and live out the call to love our neighbors. Recently, our PREP 4 and PREP 5 students did just that through a meaningful service project with CROS Ministries. Our students spent the day gleaning in the fields, harvesting nearly 3,000 pounds of fresh peppers. These peppers were donated to local food banks and the VA hospital to bless veterans and families experiencing food insecurity in our tri-county area. CROS Ministries serves thousands in our community by providing access to healthy produce, and...

20 Mar

Posted at 13:09h in Academics, PREP, School News

Our fourth-grade students recently enjoyed an unforgettable adventure to St. Augustine, the nation’s oldest city. This annual trip provided a unique opportunity to step back in time and experience the rich history they’ve studied in Social Studies throughout the year. During the trip, students explored the historic Castillo de San Marcos, visited a Spanish Mission, climbed the iconic St. Augustine Lighthouse, and even discovered the legendary Fountain of Youth. Each stop brought Florida’s history to life, allowing students to connect classroom lessons with real-world experiences. We are so grateful to our teachers, staff, and chaperones who helped make this trip possible. It...

20 Mar

Posted at 13:08h in Arts, School News

Our WA Jr. Thespian Troupe recently returned from an unforgettable trip to Orlando, where they competed in the Florida State Junior Thespian Competition! Students in grades 6–8 showcased their talents in both technical and performance theater categories, attended world-class theatrical performances, and spent meaningful time together in God’s word. Our students, led by WA Musical Theater teacher Patricia White, along with staff chaperones Rachel Mesquita, Lidia Blatz, and Linda Benedict, represented WA with excellence! Competing at StatesIn the technical categories, students presented costume and marketing designs for productions like CATS, Mean Girls Jr., Wizard of Oz, and Beauty and the Beast—receiving...