Academics Tag

Congratulations to WA senior Eliana Chen on advancing to the Semifinalist standing in the 2027 National Merit Scholarship Program! High school students enter the National Merit Scholarship Program by taking the Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT), which serves as an initial screen of over 1.2 million entrants each year. As a National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist, Eliana represents less than one percent of high school seniors in the United States! Congratulations, Eliana!...

The Middle School Robotics Team is off and running! At their first meeting of the year, students began preparing for the new game reveal by designing and testing prototypes to integrate the new game element. The rest of the game will be revealed this Saturday, and our Lions are ready to put their creativity, teamwork, and engineering skills to the test!...

Looking for the perfect way to keep your child engaged this summer? Camp WA still has spots open! With a wide variety of fun, enriching programs for students of all ages, there’s something for everyone—from adventure and athletics to skill-building and creative exploration. Don’t miss out on a summer of growth, friendship, and unforgettable memories! Preschool Camp Designed for children turning two before September 1 through rising kindergarteners, our Preschool Camp provides a safe and fun-filled environment with activities such as daily swim time, Bible-based lessons, arts and crafts, science exploration, and sensory play. Full-day campers also enjoy a nap or quiet time...

Sixth-grade students recently enjoyed an unforgettable STEM trip filled with hands-on learning, discovery, and community-building. From designing roller coasters at Universal to standing beneath the Saturn V rocket and visiting the Artemis II launch site, students experienced science and engineering in exciting and memorable ways. Beyond the educational experiences, the trip created opportunities for laughter, friendship, and lasting memories as students learned and grew together outside the classroom. ...

History came to life as fifth-grade students participated in their Living Wax Museum, transforming into famous historical figures through research, writing, and creativity. Students presented first-person speeches, “coming to life” when visitors pressed their buttons to hear their stories. From scientists and leaders to pioneers and world changers, each student showcased their learning through engaging presentations, detailed displays, and creative costumes. This interactive experience built confidence in research, writing, and public speaking while bringing history to life. Thank you to our families and guests for making this a memorable learning experience!...