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Tuesday - September 30, 2014


Principal's Letter


NOTES FROM SALLY


Announcements


REMINDER ABOUT WISCONSIN AVENUE GARAGE GUIDELINES
NEXT TO NEW SALE - FINAL COLLECTION DAYS AND CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS
COMMUNITY SERVICE CORNER
GAME TIME! BOYS VARSITY SOCCER
PARENTS ASSOCIATION ATHLETIC COMMITTEE MEETING
WORKSHOP FOR PARENTS ON FRIENDS DECISION MAKING PRACTICES
QUAKER MEETINGS FOR WORSHIP
MILLER FARMS COMMUNITY SERVICE EVENT
PCW FALL SPEAKER SUSAN CAIN - OCTOBER 7


Other


ENTEROVIRUS INFORMATION FOR PARENTS
EVENING BASKETBALL CLINICS
PLAYWRIGHT COMPETITION
QUAKER QUOTE
MS NEWSLETTER INFORMATION


News Around the School


US NEWS


MS NEWS


Principal's Letter


NOTES FROM SALLY
Conference Day.pdfThis week’s query: How can we work with others in a group while incorporating everyone’s ideas and opinions into the product of our work?
Assembly: Christylez Bacon, Progressive Hip Hop Artist
This week’s Northwest Current Correspondent: Layla Dawitt
This Thursday is Middle School Back-to-School Night! Here are some important tips about the evening:
If you need child care, you must call and reserve your space today! We need to be sure we have adequate staff and food for the students who are coming. Drop students at the playground at the Wannan Gym, and the fee is $10 cash payable that evening to the adults in charge at Wannan. Students may be picked up at the dining room. The evening will end around 8:15 p.m. for 5/6 students and 8:30 p.m. for 7/8.
Parking is available both in the garage and on 37th Street. The Middle School building will be open to access the Meeting Room.
The program will begin with a short general meeting at 6:00 p.m. in the Meeting Room. When you approach the Meeting House, please look for a welcome table with a folder for each parent containing the schedule and a nametag. Refreshments will be available for parents in the lobby. If you arrive after 6:30 p.m., please pick up your schedule at the front desk of the Middle School.
Many teachers use the time during the general meeting to get their classrooms ready; we ask that you not view that time - or the evening in general - as a time to drop in for private conversation about your son or daughter. Conference days are the last week in October.
Many of you have more than one child in the Middle School. We recognize that it is not easy to juggle the evening, and we apologize for the difficulties!
Back to School Night is also a good time to check the Lost and Found boxes on the 2nd and 3rd floors. Please remember to label your child’s belongings, especially those PE clothes!
Parents will sign up for conferences on Back to School Night. 7/8 parents, please read the attachment above for a description of the 7/8 conference day structure.
Now you see it – now you don’t! The crosswalk in the middle of the block on 37th Street has been removed. The DC DDOT Safe Routes to School Coordinator asked that it be taken out (it was actually placed without DDOT authorization). She has asked that everyone, at both Hearst and Sidwell Friends, follow this guideline: Parents who are driving to school are required to drop their students off on the school side of the street. This is considered a best practice for schools across the United States, and is very important for student safety. Due to the narrowness of 37th Street, it is very important that parents arriving at their school only drop off students on the same side of the street as their school.
One note to parents who are calling to get messages to your son or daughter: 5/6 students are in PE between 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m., and 7/8 students from 1:50 p.m. until 3:10 p.m. It is especially difficult to get messages to students who come in at the last minute while they are in PE.
Please remember that we have a cell phone recycling bin in the lobby of the Middle School. The company will wipe all of the data on the phone.


Announcements


REMINDER ABOUT WISCONSIN AVENUE GARAGE GUIDELINES
Please model responsible driving behavior for our students and follow these guidelines for safety and efficiency:

• There is absolutely no cell phone usage (hands-free or not) while driving on campus. When parked, students can be alerted as to the meeting point via cell phone.
• Direct students to enter and exit vehicles on the curb side only.
• Pull as far forward and to the right as you can when picking up or dropping off students to allow others to drop off or pick up behind you or pass you on the left. This also applies to students riding the shuttle to LS in the morning; there is a guard to assist them at the crosswalk near security, please do not drop off in the left lane as this leads to big traffic delays behind you.
• In the afternoons, once the spaces along the curb fill up and the line starts backing up toward Wisconsin Avenue, drivers waiting for students for longer than 5 minutes may be asked to circle around the garage. If you do arrive early, please pull into a parking space, do not block parked cars, while you wait for your student and then circle around to the pickup lane when they are ready. Additional parking may be available on the lower level and Zartman Circle is also available for drop-off and pick-up. Remember students are rarely ready to depart precisely when the school day ends.
• Do not allow your car to idle. Please support the environment and the health of our community by parking in a space and turning off your car when waiting.
• Do not block key intersections at Rodman Street, the Post Office, or in the garage. Security staff will direct you as needed to keep traffic flowing, please follow their directions.
• Use caution when exiting by the Post Office. This drive is shared by the Post Office and student walkers, who are often distracted or walking with headphones.
• There are two traffic signals for cars exiting onto Wisconsin Avenue at the Post Office: The one on the left directs vehicles exiting and entering the Post Office. Proceed on green from the signal on the right, and please do not honk at cars ahead of you who are waiting for their signal.
• Parents picking up Lower School students who arrive by shuttle bus are encouraged to use lower level parking. The lower level provides easy access to the Lower School bus by the north stairwell, which is easy and safe to navigate with children.
• Parents switching places with student drivers please try to arrive or depart in non-peak hours, or do your switch in a parking spot or in Zartman Circle; the delay caused by walking around the car and adjusting mirrors is not suited to carpool peak periods.
Please be respectful and patient. It is not always possible to get in and out of the garage quickly, especially at peak times. Plan your activities accordingly, and remember that safety comes first. Many thanks for doing your part to keep our community safe.
Questions or comments? Please contact Kathi Webb at webbk@sidwell.edu.

NEXT TO NEW SALE - FINAL COLLECTION DAYS AND CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS
The Next-to-New Sale is less than a month away! We are low on donations and there are only 3 collection days left in Wannan Gym and 1 collections day left at the Lower School. Please consider donating gently used items and volunteering your time at the Sale. All net proceeds benefit student scholarships at Sidwell Friends. All items unfit for sale are recycled. All unsold items benefit local charities.
Our biggest needs include bicycles, furniture (no mattresses), small household appliances (mixers, coffee makers, etc.), clothing and accessories (including designer items, bags, wallets, jewelry), shoes, baby equipment including strollers and other gear. To view a list of acceptable donations, please click here.
Remaining Collection Days in Wannan Gym
To drop off donations at the Wisconsin Avenue campus, simply drive through the carpool lane, past Campus Services and make a right over the tennis courts. Drive down the hill and Wannan Gym will be on your right.
• Wednesday, October 1 from 8:00-10:00 a.m.
• Saturday, October 4 from 9:00-11:00 a.m.
• Monday, October 6 from 8:00-10:00 a.m. new!
Remaining Collection Days at the Lower School
To drop off donations at the Lower School, please pass bags and boxes along to the volunteers near Manor House. We kindly ask that all furniture and large items be dropped off in Wannan Gym at the dates above.
• Friday, October 3 from 7:45-8:45 a.m.
Need assistance delivering larger donations to the School?
Volunteers with trucks and SUVs are now available to help with a local pickup and deliveries to the School. To coordinate a pickup, please contact jacobsonj@sidwell.edu.
Volunteers still needed
It's not too late to sign up to help for an hour or more at the Sale using Volunteer Hub! We need volunteers to help during the remaining collection days, move-in day on October 3 (between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.), pricing and sale setup from October 6-15, cashiering and working the floor at the Sale from October 15-18, and sale breakdown on October 19. There are perks to volunteering! Volunteers get a "first look" at the items, plus volunteers with a minimum of 3 hours contributed to the Sale will be eligible to shop the Volunteer Pre-Sale.
Don't forget to shop
• Thursday, October 16 from 9:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. (SFS community only)
• Friday, October 17 from 9:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. (Open to the public)
• Saturday, October 18 from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. (Open to the public)
Thank you for your support,
Co-Chairs Melanie Jacobsen (Katie ’27) and Felice Roggen (Sophie ’17, Oliver ’19 and Annie ’21)

COMMUNITY SERVICE CORNER
Upcoming for September and October
• Ongoing Toiletries Collection (to benefit A Wider Circle) through October 9 for 7/8 Service Days
• Collection bins (labeled “Toiletries”) are located in the Middle School lobby near the front desk. Please bring travel size toiletries (shampoo, toothpaste, shaving cream), toothbrushes, razors, etc.
• October 5 - 5th grade Service Club with A Wider Circle begins (see below for details)
• October 9 – On Thursday, October 9 all 7/8 students will be participating in service activities with their advisories. Teachers will be discussing these activities at Back to School Night and will distribute a permission form for the day at that time.
• October 24 - 6th Grade Hangout
Contact MS Community Service Co-clerks Eva Xanthos at eva.xanthos@verizon.net or Lisa Arrington at arringtonlp@hotmail.com or your Grade Reps for volunteer opportunities.
5th Grade Service Club with A Wider Circle
Seeking 5th graders to be part of a service club doing twice monthly volunteer work at A Wider Circle, a charity in Silver Spring with close ties to SFS that helps families out of poverty by providing home furnishings and other goods and services.
We will have a dedicated project to work on through the school year.The tentative plan is to meet on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of each month at 1:00 p.m., but that time can be adjusted based on others' schedules. If interested please contact Dana Milbank, dana.milbank@washpost.com.

GAME TIME! BOYS VARSITY SOCCER
This week’s featured team is Boys Varsity Soccer taking on Potomac School at 4:30 p.m. on Thursday, October 2. At 4:00 p.m., we’ll have a pre-game party for soccer fans of all ages in the Class of 1960 Garden behind Zartman House. Get your Sidwell Swag on — Great new SFS gear at the Fox Den! MS students grades 5-7 must be with a responsible adult.

Spectators are encouraged to share their photos of the game by tagging @SidwellFriends with #GoQuakers or by email (webbk@sidwell.edu). Winning photographer gets a free baseball cap!
Despite seeing many photos taken at last week's Girls Varsity Tennis competition and a winning performance by the team, we didn’t get any submissions on Friday. The attached photo above is from our staff, and the competition will remain open until Wednesday – so send us your tennis photos from last Friday!
Next featured game is Girls Varsity Volleyball v. Wilson High School on October 10 at 4:45 p.m.

PARENTS ASSOCIATION ATHLETIC COMMITTEE MEETING
The all school committee bringing you GAMETIME! is having an open meeting to discuss plans and feedback on Tuesday, October 7 from 7:45 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. in the Tyler Team Rusch Room in the Athletics Center. All parents are invited to attend.

WORKSHOP FOR PARENTS ON FRIENDS DECISION MAKING PRACTICES
Arthur Larrabee.pdfMany of us know that Quakers do not use a traditional, ‘majority vote’ system for decision making and the parents association seeks to follow the Quaker model. So, how can we make collaborative decisions in an effective manner? Arthur Larrabee will share his wisdom on Friends decision making in a workshop for parents on Tuesday October 14 from 6:00 - 9:00 p.m. in the Robert L. Smith Meeting Room, after a light supper. In August, SFS faculty and staff took part in a workshop on Friends decision making, and now it is the parents' turn! An acknowledged expert in the Friends decision making process, Arthur will explain important concepts such as the difference between unity and unanimity, a sense of the meeting and consensus, and how to guide committee decisions when there are opposing points of view.Please rsvp to Kathi Webb at webbk@sidwell.edu. For more information about Arthur, please click on the above attachment.

QUAKER MEETINGS FOR WORSHIP
Save the Date! Quaker Meetings for Worship welcoming parents and caregivers are coming up. At Meeting for Worship, the Sidwell Friends community practices traditional Quaker worship. Parents and caregivers are invited monthly on a Thursday to worship with Middle School and are invited quarterly on a Sunday to worship with the Sidwell Friends School Community.

l Thursday, October 16, 8:10 - 8:45 a.m. Robert L. Smith Meetinghouse with the Middle School. Parents and caregivers are invited to worship with the Middle School staff and students. Arrive at 8:05 a.m. or earlier to settle in before students arrive.
l Sunday, October 19, 10:30 a.m. - noon, Robert L. Smith Meetinghouse with the Sidwell Friends Community. Join students, staff, families and alumni to worship with the Sidwell Friends community over Homecoming Weekend. Worship between 10:30 - 11:30 a.m., followed by refreshments.
If you have questions, please contact Middle School Quaker Life clerks Virginia Avanesyan, avanesyanfamily@gmail.com, or Amy Henderson msausten@mac.com.

MILLER FARMS COMMUNITY SERVICE EVENT
Join the Upper School Community Service Committee for a morning of gleaning on Saturday, October 11, at Miller Farms, 10140 Piscataway Rd, Clinton, MD 20735. This is a great way to get out, enjoy some fresh air, good food (there is a bakery with fresh donuts, baked goods and ice cream, as well as a farm market and barbecue stand) and fellowship. We will be gathering at the parking lot of Miller Farms at 8:30 a.m. and heading to a nearby field to pick crops for a few hours before heading back to the farm store and then back to town. We are often joining other groups of people from the DC area so this is a great way to connect with others and share stories as we pick the foods that will make their way to those in need in our community. Please RSVP to Matt Fraidin, mifraidin@yahoo.com.

PCW FALL SPEAKER SUSAN CAIN - OCTOBER 7
PCW_Susan_Cain_Event_Flyer.pdfTo celebrate its 50th Anniversary, the Parents Council of Washington (PCW) invites all SFS parents to attend a very special Fall Speaker Program featuring Susan Cain, author of the New York Times Best Seller Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking. This free event will be held at 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday, October 7, at Holton-Arms and will also feature cuisine from several renowned local chefs including Jose Andres, Nora Pouillon, Robert Wiedmeier and John Snedden. Please see the attached flyer for details.
PCW is a non-profit organization fostering communication among parents, students and schools within the greater Washington, D.C. independent school community. Please visit the PCW Website for more information.


Other


ENTEROVIRUS INFORMATION FOR PARENTS
Enterovirus_DC_Parent_and_Gu.pdfWe have been asked by DC officials to send the document about Enterovirus linked above to our parents. We do not have any cases of Enterovirus within the school. This document is for information purposes only to help reduce the risk of you or your children becoming infected. Please contact Jasmin Whitfield at WhitfieldJ@sidwell.edu if you have any questions.

EVENING BASKETBALL CLINICS
Sidwell Summer is offering Evening Basketball Clinics at the Lower School campus in Bethesda. Fall sessions start the week of October 6th -- Boys 5-6th grade: Mondays, 7:00 - 8:00 p.m.; Boys 7-8th grade: Tuesdays, 6:00 - 7:30 p.m.; Girls 5-6th grade: Wednesdays, 7:00 - 8:00 p.m., Girls 7-8th grade Thursdays, 6:00 -7:30 p.m. Winter sessions begin January 5. Open to Sidwell and non-Sidwell students – get ready for your winter leagues! Sign up at Basketball Clinics (or from www.sidwellsummer.org, click on 'Apply Now' link in the top right corner.) Contact summer@sidwell.edu or 202-537-8133 for more details.

PLAYWRIGHT COMPETITION
ATTENTION 6th-8th grade students: Are you a budding playwright? Do you have the desire to see your work evolve from page to stage? Consider submitting an original 10-minute one-act play to the YOUNG PLAYWRIGHTS FOR CHANGE: WHAT IS FAMILY? Competition.
This competition is sponsored by American Alliance for Theatre & Education (AATE) and Theatre for Youth (TYA). The deadline is February 1, 2015. See Tim Reagan, grade 6-8 drama teacher for details.Click on submission rules for further details.

QUAKER QUOTE
"The combination of persecution and expansion yielded several important consequences. First Quakers' sense of themselves as a distinct people with a divine mission became stronger. Their refusal to take oaths under any circumstances, to serve in the army, to take off their hats to persons in authority, to use formal speech, and to dress like the 'world's people' all date from this period. Unlike other dissenters, they insisted on holding their meetings in public in spite of persecution, and this began earning their reputation for scrupulous honesty. Second, the early Friends were more than willing to engage in religious controversy and to defend their basic beliefs...both Margaret Fell and George Fox wrote pamphlets defending a woman's right to preach and prophesy. Third, the early Friends realized that their movement required at least some kind of institutional structure...thus was initiated the bottom-up system of monthly, quarterly, and yearly meetings."
~Faith and Practice of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting, 1997 edition
Quaker quotes are intended to deepen the understanding of Quakerism at Sidwell Friends School, suggestions and questions may be directed to Cynthia Richie Terrell at ctcabin@gmail.com.

MS NEWSLETTER INFORMATION
How to Submit an Article to Tuesday Letter: Please send submissions, in the body of the email, to PA.MSNewsletter@sidwell.edu by 2:00 p.m. on Monday. Please reference "Newsletter Submission" and the publish date(s) in the subject line. Do not include any formatting such as indents, bullets, boldface or all-caps and keep submissions succinct. If you have a form or flyer to include with your submission, send it as a PDF attachment. Receipt of your submissions will be confirmed as soon as possible. Submissions may not run for more than three weeks.
How to Modify an existing Submission: Please send a redline or otherwise clearly indicate the change to be made in a second email.
School Calendar: Calendar entries that appear in the right column of each Newsletter are automatically generated by the school, not by the Tuesday newsletter editors. Any changes to the school calendar are made through the school scheduling office at scheduling@sidwell.edu.


US News

One for the History Books
His successful path from the classroom to Zartman House to another Quaker school and back shows that with Bryan Garman, history bears repeating.

Living with a legend
Poet and Quaker Carol Merrill shares about life with artist Georgia O’Keeffe


MS News

Two sides to every coin.
Middle School debaters contemplate both sides as they prepare for their first tournament of the year.


The Parents Association newsletters are a forum for communication among parents and provide announcements concerning School or PA events or information related to a School or PA event.
MS newsletter submissions should be sent to PA.MSnewsletter@sidwell.edu.


Calendar


Wed, Oct 1st

Next to New Sale collections

Wannan Gym
8:00am - 10:00am


Thu, Oct 2nd

PA Executive Comm. Mtg

Rusch Team Rm
8:30am - 9:30am


GAMETIME! Boys Varsity Soccer

Soccer Field
4:30pm - 6:30pm


MS Back to School Night

MS, Robert L. Smith Mtg Rm, Wannan Gym, US Dining Rm
6:00pm - 8:30pm


Fri, Oct 3rd

Next-to-New Sale collections

Lower School
7:45am - 8:45am


Sat, Oct 4th

Next-to-New Sale collections

Wannan Gym
9:00am - 11:00am


Mon, Oct 6th

MS PA Steering Comm. Mtg

Rusch Team Rm
8:00am - 9:00am


Next to New Sale collections

Wannan Gym
8:00am - 10:00am


Tue, Oct 7th

PA Athletics Committee

Rusch Team Room
7:45am - 9:45am


Make-up photos

Outside photos (rain location - Choral Music Rm)
8:00am - 11:00am


Wed, Oct 8th

Next to New Sale collections

Wannan Gym
8:00am - 10:00am


6th Grade QCL Meeting

MS Drama Studio
7:30pm - 8:30pm


Thu, Oct 9th

PA Arts Committee Mtg

US Library Board Rm
7:00pm - 9:00pm


Fri, Oct 10th

Next-to-New Sale collections

Lower School
7:45am - 8:45am


GAMETIME! Girls Varsity Volleyball

Athletic Center
4:45pm - 6:45pm


ONE ACT FESTIVAL - "ANIMAL TALES" by DON NIGRO

Rosenberg Theater
8:00pm - 10:00pm


Sat, Oct 11th

ONE ACT FESTIVAL - "ANIMAL TALES" by DON NIGRO

Rosenberg Theater
8:00pm - 10:00pm


Sun, Oct 12th

ONE ACT FESTIVAL - "ANIMAL TALES" by DON NIGRO

Rosenberg Theater
2:30pm - 4:30pm


ONE ACT FESTIVAL - "ANIMAL TALES" by DON NIGRO

Rosenberg Theater
7:30pm - 9:30pm


Mon, Oct 13th

Fall Break - No School


Tue, Oct 14th

GAMETIME! Girs/Boys Varsity Golf Send-off party

US Courtyard
7:30am - 8:00am


Parent Workshop with Arthur Larrabee on Quaker Decisionmaking

Robert L. Smith Meeting Rm
6:00pm - 9:00pm


Wed, Oct 15th

GAMETIME! Girls Varsity Soccer

Soccer Field
4:15pm - 6:15pm


8th Grade QCL Meeting

MS Drama Studio
7:30pm - 8:30pm


Thu, Oct 16th

Next to New Sale

Wannan Gym
9:00am - 8:00pm


Sat, Oct 18th

Next to New Sale

Wannan Gym
9:30am - 4:00pm


Homecoming


11:00am - 5:00pm


Sun, Oct 19th

Community Meeting for Worship & Coffee

Robert L. Smith Meeting Room & Foyer
10:30am - 12:00pm


More


Athletics


Tue, Sep 30th

Soccer - Girls Varsity vs. Maret School


4:00pm


Tennis - Girls Varsity vs. National Cathedral School


4:00pm


Golf - Varsity vs. Georgetown Day


4:00pm


Soccer - Boys Varsity vs. Georgetown Day


4:15pm


Soccer - Boys Junior Varsity at Georgetown Day


4:15pm


Field Hockey - Varsity at Holton-Arms


4:15pm


Volleyball - Varsity vs. Sandy Spring


4:30pm


Volleyball - Junior Varsity vs. Sandy Spring


4:30pm


Field Hockey - Junior Varsity at Holton-Arms


5:30pm


Wed, Oct 1st

Football - 7/8 Heavyweight vs. Mater Dei


2:30pm


Field Hockey - 7/8 vs. Stone Ridge School


2:45pm


Soccer - Girls 7/8 A at Stone Ridge School


2:45pm


Soccer - Girls 7/8 B vs. Stone Ridge School


2:45pm


Tennis - Girls Junior Varsity vs. National Cathedral School


4:00pm


Golf - Varsity vs. Calverton - Old South


4:00pm


Thu, Oct 2nd

Volleyball - 7/8 vs. Brookewood


2:45pm


Football - 7/8 Lightweight at Landon


2:45pm


Soccer - Girls 7/8 A vs. St. Andrew's School


2:45pm


Soccer - Boys 7/8 A at St. Andrew's School


2:45pm


Cross-Country - Boys 7/8 - Landon Invitational


2:45pm


Cross-Country - Girls 7/8 - Landon Invitational


2:45pm


Tennis - Girls 7/8 vs. Bullis


3:00pm


Tennis - Girls Varsity vs. Maret School


4:15pm


Soccer - Boys Varsity vs. Potomac School


4:30pm


Soccer - Boys Junior Varsity at Potomac School


4:30pm


Field Hockey - Varsity vs. St. Stephen's & St. Agnes


4:30pm


Volleyball - Varsity at Maret School


4:30pm


Volleyball - Junior Varsity at Maret School


4:30pm


Football - Varsity vs. Maret School


4:30pm


Field Hockey - Junior Varsity vs. St. Stephen's & St. Agnes


5:45pm


Mon, Oct 6th

Tennis - Girls 7/8 vs. Georgetown Day


2:30pm


Soccer - Boys 7/8 A at Georgetown Day


2:30pm


Soccer - Boys 7/8 B vs. Georgetown Day


2:30pm


Volleyball - 7/8 - @ GDS (upper school campus)


2:30pm


Field Hockey - 7/8 at Potomac School


2:45pm


Soccer - Girls 7/8 A at Potomac School


2:45pm


Soccer - Girls 7/8 B vs. Potomac School


2:45pm


Cross-Country - Boys 7/8 - Bullis Invitational


2:45pm


Cross-Country - Girls 7/8 - Bullis Invitational


2:45pm


Golf - Varsity vs. Maret School


4:00pm


Tue, Oct 7th

Golf - Varsity vs. Potomac School


3:30pm


Soccer - Girls Junior Varsity at Flint Hill


4:15pm


Soccer - Boys Varsity at Flint Hill


4:15pm


Soccer - Boys Junior Varsity vs. Flint Hill


4:15pm


Field Hockey - Varsity vs. Holy Child


4:15pm


Tennis - Girls Varsity vs. Potomac School


4:15pm


Tennis - Girls Junior Varsity at Potomac School


4:15pm


Volleyball - Varsity at Madeira


4:15pm


Volleyball - Junior Varsity at Madeira


5:15pm


Field Hockey - Junior Varsity vs. Holy Child


5:30pm


Wed, Oct 8th

Volleyball - 7/8 vs. National Cathedral School


2:45pm


Tennis - Girls 7/8 vs. National Cathedral School


2:45pm


Field Hockey - 7/8 at St. Stephen's & St. Agnes


2:45pm


Soccer - Girls 7/8 A vs. National Cathedral School


2:45pm


Cross-Country - Boys Varsity at Potomac School


4:00pm


Cross-Country - Girls Varsity at Potomac School


4:00pm - 5:30pm


Soccer - Girls Varsity vs. Flint Hill


4:30pm


Thu, Oct 9th

Soccer - Girls 7/8 B - Away at GDS Upper School Campus


2:30pm


Tennis - Girls 7/8 vs. Stone Ridge School


2:45pm


Football - 7/8 Lightweight at Potomac School


2:45pm


Soccer - Boys 7/8 A at Potomac School


2:45pm


Soccer - Boys 7/8 B vs. Potomac School


2:45pm


Cross-Country - Boys 7/8 - Landon Invitational


2:45pm


Cross-Country - Girls 7/8 - Landon Invitational


2:45pm


Golf - Varsity vs. Georgetown Day


4:00pm


Soccer - Girls Varsity vs. Potomac School


4:15pm


Soccer - Girls Junior Varsity at Potomac School


4:15pm


Tennis - Girls Varsity vs. Holy Child


4:15pm


Fri, Oct 10th

Volleyball - Junior Varsity vs. Wilson H.S.


3:30pm


Soccer - Girls Varsity at Holy Child


4:15pm


Soccer - Boys Varsity at Maret School


4:15pm


Soccer - Boys Junior Varsity vs. Maret School


4:15pm


Field Hockey - Varsity vs. Georgetown Visitation


4:15pm


Tennis - Girls Varsity vs. St. Stephen's & St. Agnes


4:15pm


Tennis - Girls Junior Varsity at St. Stephen's & St. Agnes


4:15pm


Volleyball - Varsity vs. Wilson H.S.


4:45pm


Field Hockey - Junior Varsity vs. Georgetown Visitation


5:30pm


Sat, Oct 11th

Cross-Country - Boys Varsity - Glory Days Invitational


Cross-Country - Girls Varsity - Glory Days Invitational


Football - Varsity at JP Great


2:30pm


Tue, Oct 14th

Golf - Varsity vs. MAC Championships


8:30am


Soccer - Boys Varsity at Wilson H.S.


4:00pm


Soccer - Boys Junior Varsity vs. Wilson H.S.


4:00pm


Field Hockey - Varsity vs. Potomac School


4:15pm


Tennis - Girls Junior Varsity vs. Episcopal High School


4:15pm


Field Hockey - Junior Varsity vs. Potomac School


5:30pm


Wed, Oct 15th

Volleyball - 7/8 at Maret School


2:45pm


Football - 7/8 Lightweight vs. St. Albans


2:45pm


Field Hockey - 7/8 at National Cathedral School


2:45pm


Soccer - Girls 7/8 B at Maret School


2:45pm


Soccer - Boys 7/8 B vs. St. Albans


2:45pm


Tennis - Girls 7/8 - B Team Home vs. St. Stephen's & St. Agnes


2:45pm


Cross-Country - Boys 7/8 - Landon Invitational


2:45pm


Cross-Country - Girls 7/8 - Landon Invitational


2:45pm


Soccer - Girls Varsity vs. Georgetown Visitation


4:15pm


Soccer - Girls Junior Varsity at Georgetown Visitation


4:15pm


Volleyball - Varsity at St. Andrew's School


4:15pm


Volleyball - Junior Varsity at Episcopal High School


4:30pm


Thu, Oct 16th

Volleyball - 7/8 vs. St. Andrew's School


2:45pm


Football - 7/8 Lightweight vs. Maret School


2:45pm


Field Hockey - 7/8 at Bullis


2:45pm


Soccer - Boys 7/8 A vs. Maret School


2:45pm


Soccer - Boys 7/8 B at Maret School


2:45pm


Field Hockey - Varsity at National Cathedral School


4:15pm


Tennis - Girls Varsity at Bullis


4:15pm


Tennis - Girls Junior Varsity vs. Bullis


4:15pm


Field Hockey - Junior Varsity at National Cathedral School


5:30pm


Sat, Oct 18th

Cross-Country - Boys Varsity at Georgetown Prep - Prep Classic


Cross-Country - Girls Varsity at Georgetown Prep - Prep Classic


Soccer - Girls Varsity vs. Wilson H.S.


11:00am


Field Hockey - Varsity vs. Calverton


11:00am


Volleyball - Varsity vs. Stone Ridge School


11:00am


Volleyball - Junior Varsity vs. Stone Ridge School


11:00am


Tennis - Girls Varsity vs. Georgetown Day


12:00pm


Soccer - Boys Varsity vs. Bishop McNamara


1:00pm


Football - Varsity - Fredericksburg Christian


2:30pm


Mon, Oct 20th

Volleyball - 7/8 at National Cathedral School


2:45pm


Football - 7/8 Lightweight vs. Flint Hill


2:45pm


Field Hockey - 7/8 vs. National Cathedral School


2:45pm


Soccer - Girls 7/8 A at National Cathedral School


2:45pm


Tennis - Girls 7/8 - A Team @ St. Andrews


2:45pm


Tennis - Girls 7/8 - B Team Home vs. Potomac


2:45pm


Soccer - Boys Junior Varsity at St. Andrew's School


4:15pm


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