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Tuesday - September 23, 2014


Principal's Letter


NOTES FROM SALLY


Announcements


QUAKER MEETINGS FOR WORSHIP
COMMUNITY SERVICE CORNER
MILLER FARMS COMMUNITY SERVICE EVENT
PCW FALL SPEAKER SUSAN CAIN - OCTOBER 7
GAME TIME! GIRLS VARSITY TENNIS
ADMISSIONS DATES FOR CURRENT FAMILIES
BLACK ALUMNI REFLECT ON SFS EXPERIENCE
POTLUCK HOSTS STILL NEEDED


Other


WHY IS BREAKFAST SO IMPORTANT?
QUAKER QUOTE
MS NEWSLETTER INFORMATION


News Around the School


MS NEWS


LS NEWS


Principal's Letter


NOTES FROM SALLY
This week’s query: Where is a place you can truly be yourself?
This week’s assembly speaker: Liz Weintraub is a disability advocate and self-advocacy specialist for the Association of University Centers on Disabilities (AUCD) and the Council on Quality and Leadership (CQL). She has been a member of the Maryland Developmental Disabilities Council where she recently completed a two-year term as chairperson. Liz and her husband Philip live in Maryland.
This week’s Northwest Current correspondent: Simone Arrington
Students have now received their Middle School laptops. Please encourage students in grades 6, 7 and 8 to keep up with their chargers. A piece of tape to reinforce the name sticker would be helpful, and we have reminded students to wrap them carefully before they put them into the carrying case to avoid fraying wires.
Math Olympiad Update: There seems to be some confusion about the Math Olympiads. If your son or daughter is interested in participating, they do not need to register or do anything else ahead of time. When the contest date is announced, interested students simply need to show up. Lauren Lamb will register everyone after the first meeting.
Update for 5/6 parents: There have been some questions about equipment needs for 5/6 PE. These are the only items that will be required during the year:
l Uniform shirt and shorts
l Water bottle
l Combination lock
l Running shoes
l Cleats
l Shin guards and socks
l Mouthguard
l Bathing suit (cap optional)
l Sweats for cooler weather (do not have to be SFS items)
Students are welcome to bring their own tennis rackets, lacrosse sticks, etc., but families do not need to purchase these – the athletic department has items to lend for the 5/6 sessions.
Students may not be unsupervised on campus after 3:50 p.m. (2:20 on Tuesdays). The Middle and Upper School libraries and all athletic facilities are not options for students after school. Information about the Middle School aftercare program is available on the website.
Students who attend after-school programs here at school are not allowed to leave campus (for example, to buy food) and then return. All structured after-school activities provide snacks, and we feel it is safer for students to be taken care of here. Important change: we are focusing on purchasing food for these programs, but we are asking that students bring their own water bottle – this is a healthier choice than juice!
Back-to-School night is next Thursday, October 2. We will begin in the Meeting Room at 6:00 p.m. with a short general meeting and then move to the Middle School; refreshments will be available in the Meeting Room lobby area. Parents will also pick up a schedule for the evening in that area. 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.
Child care is available for children of elementary and middle school age, but we MUST know how many students to expect so that we have enough staff to take care of them. We will also provide a pizza dinner for the students. The fee is $10 payable in cash that evening. Please call the Middle School office no later than next Tuesday, September 30, to sign up for child care. Students may be dropped off at the Wannan Gym, next to the Middle School playground. We regret that we can only provide child care to children of elementary and middle school age, and we encourage students to bring homework, reading materials, or activities to keep them occupied. The evening will end around 8:30 p.m., and students may be picked up in the Dining Room. Call the Middle School office to reserve your space for child care.
Diversity Spotlight: As we help our children make meaning of the violence occurring around the globe, we have decided the focus of MS diversity work this year will be on peace. Our theme is: “Peace is not just a word, it is a behavior. What have you done for peace lately?” Our programs and initiatives will encourage students to reflect on the following types of queries: How are you the change you want to see? Do your daily actions in our community reflect what you believe? Do you follow through on your word? We will support the development of “peacemaking” competency skills, including conflict resolution, empathy, openness, flexibility and personal responsibility.
At the first 7/8 A to ZSU meeting we began to outline our work this year. The 7/8 A to ZSU will meet every third Friday of the month. Later this month we begin the Heritage Speakers Club and the 5/6 A to ZSU “affinity” groups for students who are interested in the work of diversity, inclusion and justice.
Faculty have begun advisory lessons on freedom and the violation of rights. Teachers are also planning lessons to assist students to discuss the events in Ferguson and intolerance around the world.
Finally, ask your children about the pictures in the Daily Bulletin announcements that teachers read each morning … we are celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month!


Announcements


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.

COMMUNITY SERVICE CORNER
The 5th graders enjoyed great weather and good company at the first hangout of the school year. The master veggie cutters were out in full force, cutting bucket loads for Martha’s Table. Many thanks to the volunteers who helped make the day a success.
Upcoming for September and October:
l September 22 - Toiletries Collection (to benefit A Wider Circle) begins (ongoing 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.
l October 9 – 7/8 Service Day – Details TBD.
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.

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.

GAME TIME! GIRLS VARSITY TENNIS
This week’s featured team is Girls Varsity Tennis taking on the Stone Ridge ‘Gators at 4:00 p.m. on Friday, September 26. At 3:30 p.m., we’ll have a pre-game party for tennis fans of all ages in the Class of 1960 Garden behind Zartman House. MS students grades 5-7 must be with an adult. Please remember that in tennis matches, spectators cheer after the point, not during the play – please be considerate.
Spectators are encouraged to share their photos of the game by tagging @SidwellFriends with #GoQuakers or by email (webbk@sidwell.edu). Congratulations to Stephanie Everett ’15 for last week’s winning photo.
Next featured game is Boys Varsity Soccer v. Potomac School on October 2 at 4:30 p.m.

ADMISSIONS DATES FOR CURRENT FAMILIES
In an effort to work more closely with current families and faculty/staff who are applying a child for the 2015-2016 academic year, the deadline to submit Part I, the Application Form, is October 1, 2014. All supplementary material to complete the application is due by January 15, 2015. The application process is only for students who do not currently attend SFS. This is not re-enrollment for currently enrolled students. The online application is available at http://www.sidwell.edu/admissions/application-materials. Please call the Admissions Office at 202-537-8111 if you have any questions.

BLACK ALUMNI REFLECT ON SFS EXPERIENCE
Please join us for a query-centered discussion of Sidwell Friends School as experienced by black alumni. Former students will discuss the challenges they faced as well as the impact being a SFS student has had on their subsequent academic and professional careers.
Mark Chichester ’86, Ericka Blount ’90, Lauren Brownlee ’01, Modi Oyewole ’05 and Destiny Franklin ’13, will reflect on their time as SFS students and offer strategies for success to current students and parents; some panelists will also discuss their experience parenting or teaching in the community.
Please reserve time on your calendar on Saturday, September 27, from 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 noon. We will be gathering in the Robert L. Smith Meeting Room on the Upper School Campus. Light refreshments will be served, and care will be available for children who are PK-age and older. RSVP by Friday, September 19 to Hayes Davis at davish@sidwell.edu, and please indicate in your response the total number in your party and whether child care will be needed.

POTLUCK HOSTS STILL NEEDED
Our room parents and team parents have done a great job rounding up hosts for the fall potluck dinners. Thank you to all the families who have graciously opened their homes for this wonderful event. We may still need hosts for Sandy Dennin’s class. If you are able to host, please contact your room/team parents.


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WHY IS BREAKFAST SO IMPORTANT?
How many times have we heard, “Breakfast, it’s the most important meal of the day”? Well, that’s because it is. Skipping breakfast is like attempting to drive your car on an empty tank.You can try it but you won’t get very far. Breakfast is the fuel that gets us going in the morning, helps us and our children to concentrate, fully participate in a stimulating conversation, provides us with one of the most important nutrients - iron - and will more than likely provide us with the energy needed to participate in physical activities. So it’s really important that we take the time to fuel our children’s bodies before we send them off to school.
Any breakfast is better than no breakfast, but try to stay away from sweets (doughnuts, pastries). The key to a well-balanced breakfast is ‘variety’: grains, protein, fruits and vegetables, milk, cheese and yogurt. Here are some helpful traditional breakfast ideas:
* Eggs
* French toast, waffles, or pancakes – try whole wheat or better yet whole-grain
* Cold cereal and milk
* Hot cereal with dried fruit
* Whole grain toast, bagel, or English Muffin
* Yogurt with fruit
* Fruit smoothies (the real kind, not that syrupy stuff)
Some might think it strange but yummy ideas:
* Banana dog – peanut butter (obviously for those who do not have a “nut allergy”), a banana, and raisins in a whole grain bun
* Breakfast taco – shredded cheese on a tortilla, folded in half and microwaved; top with salsa
* Country cottage cheese – apple butter mixed with cottage cheese
* Fruit and cream cheese sandwich – use with strawberries or other fresh fruit
* Sandwich – Grilled cheese, or another favorite
* Leftovers – they’re a great source for all your proteins and minerals and not just for dinner anymore
The following ideas are great to send along with our middle schoolers for their midmorning snack or even if you find yourself in a hurry. Here are some quick breakfast ideas for on the go:
* Single servings of whole grain, low sugar cereal
* Yogurt
* Fresh fruit
* Whole grain muffin
* Trail mix of pretzels, dried fruits, crackers and dry cereals

QUAKER QUOTE
"The meetings of early Quakers were frequently disrupted by angry mobs, their meetinghouses were vandalized and burned, and they were themselves subjected to imprisonment and cruel treatment by officials of the state. Such persecution continued until 1689 and the so-called Glorious Revolution, when a Toleration Act was adopted that gave legal sanction to the principle of religious liberty...Yet, like the early Christian church, the Quaker movement gained more adherents despite - or because of - the persecution. Some historians claim that the Quakers constituted ten percent of the British population by the end of the seventeenth century."
~Faith and Practice of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting, 1997 edition
Quaker quotes are intended to deepen the understanding and appreciation of Quakerism in the parent community 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.


MS News

Middle School students are treated to a music lesson on tin pans!
The Middle School students could hardly sit still at Friday’s assembly that featured the Positive Vibrations Youth Steel Orchestra (PVYSO).


LS News

"I think everybody, once in a while, should have a mud bath."
The Lower School welcomed author, poet, and teacher Kathi Appelt, who was in town for the National Book Festival. An accomplished author, Kathi has written many works from picture books to chapter books.


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


Tue, Sep 23rd

Auction Committee Kick-off Meetings

Zartman Drawing Rm
9:30am - 10:30am


Wed, Sep 24th

Next to New Sale collections

Wannan Gym
8:00am - 10:00am


Fri, Sep 26th

Next-to-New Sale collections

Lower School
7:45am - 8:45am


GAMETIME! Girls Varsity Tennis

Tennis Courts
4:00pm - 6:00pm


Sat, Sep 27th

Next-to-New Sale collections

Wannan Gym
9:00am - 11:00am


Diversity Council/Parents of Black Students Alumni Panel

Choral Music Room
10:00am - 12:00pm


Mon, Sep 29th

Next to New Sale collections

Wannan Gym
8:00am - 10:00am


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


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Athletics


Tue, Sep 23rd

Field Hockey - Varsity at Stone Ridge School


4:00pm


Tennis - Girls Varsity vs. Georgetown Visitation


4:00pm


Tennis - Girls Junior Varsity at Georgetown Visitation


4:00pm


Golf - Varsity vs. Maret School


4:00pm


Soccer - Girls Varsity at Holton-Arms


4:15pm


Soccer - Girls Junior Varsity vs. Holton-Arms


4:15pm


Soccer - Boys Varsity vs. St. Andrew's School


4:15pm


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


4:15pm


Volleyball - Varsity vs. St. Stephen's & St. Agnes


4:30pm


Volleyball - Junior Varsity vs. St. Stephen's & St. Agnes


4:30pm


Field Hockey - Junior Varsity at Stone Ridge School


5:30pm


Fri, Sep 26th

Field Hockey - Junior Varsity vs. Wilson H.S.


4:00pm


Tennis - Girls Varsity vs. Stone Ridge School


4:00pm


Tennis - Girls Junior Varsity at St. Andrew's School


4:00pm


Soccer - Girls Junior Varsity vs. St. Stephen's & St. Agnes


4:15pm


Field Hockey - Varsity at Calverton


4:30pm


Sat, Sep 27th

Cross-Country - Girls Varsity - DC XC


Cross-Country - Boys Varsity vs. Maymont Invitational


Volleyball - Junior Varsity at Georgetown Day


10:30am


Volleyball - Varsity at Georgetown Day


12:00pm


Soccer - Boys Varsity at St. James School


1:00pm


Soccer - Boys Junior Varsity at St. James School


1:00pm


Football - Varsity vs. Potomac School


2:30pm


Mon, Sep 29th

Soccer - Girls 7/8 A at Georgetown Day


2:30pm


Soccer - Girls 7/8 B vs. Georgetown Day


2:30pm


Tennis - Girls 7/8 at St. Stephen's & St. Agnes


2:45pm


Field Hockey - 7/8 - B Team Home vs. Holton-Arms


3:00pm


Tennis - Girls Junior Varsity vs. Georgetown Day


4:00pm


Tue, Sep 30th

Soccer - Girls Varsity at 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


2:45pm


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


Soccer - Boys 7/8 B at St. Stephen's & St. Agnes


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 Varsity vs. Flint Hill


4:15pm


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


Football - Junior Varsity vs. Potomac School


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


Thu, Oct 9th

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


2:30pm


Tennis - Girls 7/8 vs. Stone Ridge School


2:45pm


Football - 7/8 Lightweight at Potomac School


2:45pm


Field Hockey - 7/8 vs. Holy Child


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


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