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# Washington School for Girls

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- [Why School Choice Matters for Southeast D.C.](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/why-school-choice-matters-for-southeast-d-c/) - Choices are an important part of life. From everyday decisions such as when and what to eat and how to spend our time, to more significant ones like where to live or engage in education, having options allows us to find paths that best suit our individual needs. Yet, we also recognize that access to
- [Spring Newsletter 2026](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/spring-newsletter-2026/) - WSG is happy to share our 2026 Spring Newsletter, celebrating our first 100 days at 1865 Mississippi Avenue, Southeast! Please contact the Advancement Office if you would like to be added to our mailing list.
- [2026 Girls Go Global Day 5: Memories Made on Our Final Day](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/2026-girls-go-global-day-5-memories-made-on-our-final-day/) - It was our final day in England, and once again we were blessed with sunny skies and a light breeze. We began the morning with breakfast before welcoming the students from St. Claudine’s. Together, we gathered in the chapel for morning worship, where we reflected on a reading from the Book of Ruth. After enjoying
- [2026 Girls Go Global Day 4: Beginning Our Retreat](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/2026-girls-go-global-day-4-beginning-our-retreat/) - We arrived in Felixstowe this morning after a three-hour ride, reaching the Convent of Jesus and Mary in time for a lunch of chicken and chips. The girls were warmly introduced to our gracious hosts, Sister Joan, the convent’s Superior, and Carol, who helps manage the house. After settling into their rooms, they quickly made
- [2026 Girls Go Global Day 3: Brixton History and Thames Views](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/2026-girls-go-global-day-3-brixton-history-and-thames-views/) - We had a full and memorable final day in London, made better by clear blue skies. After breakfast, we boarded a bus to Brixton, a London community known for its Afro-Caribbean heritage. We were joined once again by our guide, Ms. Angela, who led us on a thoughtful and engaging walking tour of the area,
- [2026 Girls Go Global Day 2: Building Bonds with St. Claudine’s](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/2026-girls-go-global-day-2-building-bonds-at-st-claudines/) - We were up early to make the most of the day. The girls started with breakfast at the hotel buffet, which offered a wide variety of options, including typical breakfast fare and traditional British fare like baked beans and black pudding. After breakfast, we traveled by bus to St. Claudine’s Catholic School for Girls in
- [2026 Girls Go Global Day 1: London Unlocked](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/2026-girls-go-global-day-1-london-unlocked/) - We were so excited to finally kick off the 2026 Girls Go Global trip! After goodbyes at the airport, we made our way through security without any issues. With a bit of time before boarding, the girls grabbed food and explored the terminal. The flight itself was smooth, and while everyone managed to get some
- [2026 Girls Go Global Overview](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/2026-girls-go-global-overview/) - Hello families! We are so excited to bring your student on the Girls Go Global trip to England. We will update this blog every evening of the trip with pictures and a summary of our activities that day. We plan to have the blog updated each night at 7 pm EST (England's time zone, British
- [2025 Girls Go Global Day 5: Our Final Day in England](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/day-5-our-final-day-in-england/) - It’s the final day of our trip! Once again, we were blessed with a sunny day. We’re so lucky that we’ve had such beautiful weather. After a filling breakfast of cereal, croissants, and fruit, we began with journal reflections on our first day in Felixstowe. The girls wrote about whether or not Felixstowe was as
- [2025 Girls Go Global Day 4: Finding God in a Leaf at Felixstowe](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/day-4-finding-god-in-a-leaf-at-felixstowe/) - After several busy days in London, we were all ready for a change of pace. Felixstowe, a peaceful seaside town, is a perfect fit. After eating breakfast at the hotel, we boarded our bus to Felixstowe. The ride took just over two hours, and we arrived at the Convent of Jesus and Mary around midday.
- [2025 Girls Go Global Day 3: London Sightseeing](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/day-3-london-sightseeing/) - We had another full and exciting day in London before heading off to Felixstowe tomorrow for some well-earned rest and relaxation at our retreat. The weather has continued to surprise us with sunny skies and temperatures climbing close to 80°F today! Our day began with breakfast at the hotel before we set off to meet
- [2025 Girls Go Global Day 2: Building Sisterhood at St. Claudine’s & Discovering Brixton](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/day-2-building-sisterhood-at-st-claudines-discovering-brixton/) - We kicked off our second day in London with a full schedule focused on deepening our cultural understanding and building new connections. After a buffet breakfast at the hotel, we boarded our coach and enjoyed another scenic drive through central London, passing notable landmarks like Victoria Palace Theatre—where we’ll be seeing Hamilton tomorrow—and Hyde Park.
- [2025 Girls Go Global Day 1: London Calling](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/day-1-london-calling/) - We’ve arrived in London! After the months of planning, it’s so exciting to finally be here. Once the girls said their goodbyes at the British Airways counter, we made our way through security without any issues. With plenty of time before our flight, the girls explored the terminal, grabbed a bite to eat, and then
- [1865: An Historic Year, a Promising Address](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/1865-a-historic-year-a-promising-address/) - When I learned that the address selected for our new building site would be 1865 Mississippi Avenue in Southeast D.C., it might have seemed like a coincidence. I call it providence. The year 1865 marks one of the most pivotal moments in American history: the end of the Civil War and the ratification of the
- [Peacemaking: A Path to Empathy, Safety, and Growth - By Ms. India](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/peacemaking-a-path-to-empathy-safety-and-growth-by-ms-india/) - As a school counselor at Washington School for Girls (WSG), I witness daily the emotional complexities our students navigate. Recent findings from the CDC reveal a concerning reality: nearly 3 in 5 U.S. teen girls felt persistently sad or hopeless in 2021, with 30% seriously considering suicide. These statistics underscore the critical need for mental
- [Spring Newsletter 2025](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/spring-newsletter-2025/) - WSG is happy to share our 2025 Spring Newsletter. Read on to learn more about how our graduates are thriving in life after WSG! Please contact the Development Office if you would like to be added to our mailing list.
- [Merry Christmas From WSG!](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/merry-christmas-from-wsg/) - Throughout Advent, WSG has been celebrating the Christmas season. From the Black Nativity play presented by students from both campuses, our annual tradition of door decorating and cocoa and pajama parties, our community celebrate both the spiritual roots of Christmas and the opportunity to be together and celebrate our school family. We wish you and
- [On Confidence - By Mya S., Class of 2025](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/on-confidence-by-mya-s-class-of-2025/) - Deuteronomy 36:6 says “Be strong and of good courage, fear not, nor be afraid of them: for the Lord thy God, he it is that doth go with thee; he will not fail thee, nor forsake thee.” I remember hearing this at church when my mom was preaching. She told me to memorize the scripture
- [Washington School for Girls Receives $3.5 Million Investment from the A. James & Alice B. Clark Foundation](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/clark-gift/) - Washington, D.C. — October 23, 2024 — The Washington School for Girls (WSG) is proud to announce a $3.5 million investment from the A. James & Alice B. Clark Foundation. This transformative investment will propel the school’s mission to support and educate girls in Southeast Washington, D.C., providing essential resources to enhance both academic opportunities
- [Principal Collazo's Back to School Top 7](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/principal-collazos-back-to-school-top-7/) - As I begin my first full year at WSG, I am so excited about how our students, families, faculty, staff, and volunteers have shown up over the past five weeks. The energy, the commitment, and the joy are palpable, and our community has truly hit the ground running. I am confident that this is just
- [Every School Has a Story](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/every-school-has-a-story/) - Every School Has a Story. This was the title of one of the opening sessions for the Black Minds Matter Summit that I recently attended. This session was led by photographer and author, Andrew Feiler, whose book, A Better Life for Their Children, features his photographs and research on the incredible partnership between Julius Rosenwald
- [Unearthing Joy](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/unearthing-joy/) - I’m a reader and find great joy in books. I also am someone who has always believed that the answer to any question I have ever had can be found in the pages of a book. Great books for me have been a source of joy, relaxation and learning throughout my life. As a school
- [Expanding Opportunities to Communicate and Connect: ASL Language-Learning](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/expanding-opportunities-to-communicate-and-connect-asl-language-learning/) - Washington, D.C. has over 20,000 residents who are deaf or hard of hearing, and is home to one of the largest Deaf communities in the country. A serendipitous cold call opened the door for WSG students to gain a useful and inclusive skill: American Sign Language (ASL) with Ms. Tammy Whitaker. Ms. Whitaker’s journey into
- [Spring Newsletter 2024](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/spring-newsletter-2024/) - WSG is happy to share our 2024 Spring Newsletter. Read on to learn more about our progress towards our new building, graduate highlights, math programs, ASL learning, and more! Please contact the Development Office if you would like to be added to our mailing list.
- [Breaking Ground on 1865 Mississippi Avenue](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/breaking-ground-on-1865-mississippi-avenue/) - Today was a very special day for our community as we officially broke ground on our permanent home at THEARC. Our new school building will be located at 1865 Mississippi Avenue, SE right in the middle of THEARC campus. Read our full press release here. This is possible because a whole community of people believe in believe
- [I Belong in the Room Because I Say I Do](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/i-belong-in-the-room-because-i-say-i-do/) - I recently hosted a group of female educational leaders as part of our newly formed WSG Education Council. This group is composed of other Heads of Schools, school leaders and other successful women who serve in an advisory capacity to WSG. Our topic of discussion was the idea of belonging, and how we might help
- [Sisterhood for Life](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/sisterhood-for-life/) - At the heart of the Washington School for Girls lies a powerful force that isn’t limited by time or location. Sisterhood. It is a unique blend of support, friendship, and shared aspirations that grows stronger each day. We know the bonds cultivated during our girls’ time here are enduring relationships that follow them long after
- [Sr. Mary Bourdon Named a "Woman Who Means Business" by the Washington Business Journal](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/sr-mary-bourdon-named-a-woman-who-means-business-by-the-washington-business-journal/) - ​​ Sister Mary Bourdon was recently named one of the Washington Business Journal's "Women Who Mean Business." This annual award highlights women in our region who are exceptional leaders in their companies, industries, and communities. Congratulations to Sister Mary and all the honorees! View her profile here. You can read Sister Mary's interview and a
- [A Message from the Head of School: WSG Announces 3rd Grade for 2015-16](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/a-message-from-the-head-of-school-wsg-announces-3rd-grade-for-2015-16/) - It is with great pleasure that I share with you that beginning in the summer of 2015, WSG will offer a full academic program for 3rd grade students. The 3rd grade will join the 4th and 5th grades at The VIEW Campus. I am excited that we will be meeting students at a crucial point
- [Theater Club Presents First Full-length, Original Play!](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/theater-club-presents-first-full-length-original-play/) - Last Thursday, the Theater Club performed an original play written by Risa Garza (WSG grant writer) called, "Shine: a Story about Believing in Yourself." The girls started rehearsing the play with directors Risa Garza and Leah Nelson on September 27, 2016. The story follows a 16-year-old aspiring writer named Ariel. While "Shine" is set in
- [Author/Scientist Padma Venkatraman Visits WSG!](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/author-scientist-padma-venkatraman-visits-wsg/) - Our students at THEARC campus had an exciting visit from Dr. Padma Venkatraman on Friday. Thanks to An Open Book Foundation, each student received their own copy of Padma's newest book titled, "A Time to Dance". Padma shared her life story with the girls by touching upon growing up in India, moving to the United
- [WSG Appoints Ms. Beth Reaves as President](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/wsg-appoints-ms-beth-reaves-as-president/) - FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 17, 2017 CONTACT: SUSAN ROCKWELL 202-678-1113 srockwell@wsgdc.org WASHINGTON, D.C. – The Washington School for Girls has appointed Ms. Beth Reaves as the second President of the school beginning in the 2017-18 school year. Following the September announcement that co-founding President and Head of School Sr. Mary Bourdon, RJM would depart the
- [Washington School for Girls Awarded the 2017 Board Leadership Award](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/washington-school-for-girls-awarded-the-2017-board-leadership-award/) - Washington, D.C. — The Board of Trustees of the Washington School for Girls (WSG) was recently recognized by the Center for Nonprofit Advancement as the 2017 winner of the Board Leadership Award. WSG will receive a $10,000 grant; communication exposure through print, radio, television and social media; and training and development opportunities for the board
- [In the Spirit of Courageous Women, WSG graduate participates in LearnServe International](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/in-the-spirit-of-courageous-women-wsg-graduate-participates-in-learnserve-international/) - WSG is so proud of Class of 2015 graduate Andrenae B., who participated in LearnServe International's 3-week service trip to Paraguay in July. LearnServe offers service trips to over 100 students across the DC Metropolitan Area each year. They strive to bring students together- particularly those who may not have otherwise had the opportunity to
- [WSG Celebrates 20 Years of Courage](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/wsg-celebrates-20-years-of-courage/) - On September 29, the Washington School for Girls celebrated 20 Years of Courage with over 500 guests at Trinity Washington University. The evening program, emceed by Pinkie Dent Mayfield, featured students and alumnae and honored the dedicated service and commitment of Sister Mary Bourdon, RJM, to WSG for the past 20 years. This extraordinary event
- [WSG featured on NBC4](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/wsg-featured-on-nbc4/) - WSG was honored to welcome Barbara Harrison of NBC4 in November and to share our story with the Washington community. Looking back over our 20 years, the feature includes several of our founders, current students, and president Dr. Beth Reaves. Our success would not be possible without the dedication of those who believe in our
- [Girls Support Girls](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/girls-support-girls/) - I have a pin that a thoughtful colleague gave to me on my birthday this year. It’s a small pin with a very simple message: Girls Support Girls. It’s not particularly profound or witty or even novel, and yet it seems to strike a chord, especially with other women. They see me wearing the pin,
- [Crowns, Ships and Haiku](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/crowns-ships-and-haiku/) - Last week I shared my reflections on the International Day of the Girl. This week, I’d like to revisit that day so I can share with you how our students and staff celebrated girls and girlhood. The day’s activities were largely a surprise for students, who were allowed to dress out of uniform by wearing
- [In and Out of the Classroom](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/in-and-out-of-the-classroom/) - When we talk about the growth of our students, we often refer to simultaneous development both “in and out of the classroom.” We want our students to lead healthy, productive lives both professionally and personally. But who they are in the classroom is different than who they are at home and who they are when
- [Wearing a Mask](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/wearing-a-mask/) - Last Halloween, I was handing out candy when I recognized one of our students among the goblins and ghouls parading through my neighborhood. She was trick-or-treating with her cousin, and they had unwittingly landed on my doorstep. When I opened the door, I was surprised to hear, “Dr. Reaves?” as we both recognized each other.
- [Redefining Courage](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/redefining-courage/) - I recently realized that the way we use the word “courageous” at WSG is atypical. If you look up courageous, you will find some variation of the following definition: “not deterred by danger or pain; brave.” Similarly, courage is “the ability to do something that frightens one." These definitions suggest that one must be faced
- [#GratitudeChallenge](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/gratitudechallenge/) - As the WSG community prepares for the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday and a well-deserved break, our students, parents, faculty, and staff are creating and sharing videos highlighting the many blessings in their lives. Our students watch these videos during Morning Prayer Assembly, and I love seeing their enthusiasm and sincere gratitude for their families, peers, teachers,
- [Continuous Learning](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/continuous-learning/) - No. 2. Continuous Learning In my first year as President, I spent a lot of time learning. I was constantly asking my staff to reflect on what we do, how we do it, and why we do it that way. It was my way of understanding all the different people, perspectives, skills, and knowledge that
- [Our Students](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/our-students/) - No. 1 Our Students I’ve always loved school, and I believe a life spent learning is a life well spent. But when I was in elementary school, I was a shy and quiet student who tried to go unnoticed in the classroom. Fortunately, my school environment was extremely supportive, and my teachers encouraged me and
- [Finding Focus #ConferenceLife](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/finding-focus-conferencelife/) - I enjoy attending educational conferences and find it energizing to be away from my daily environment, meeting other educators and hearing about their schools. It reminds me that I’m a part of a vast community that is as committed to education and supporting students as I am. Conferences also provide a great opportunity to learn
- [The Gifts of Giving](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/the-gifts-of-giving/) - Happy 2019! Yes, I know it’s already mid-January, but I’m still getting used to writing the date with a 9 instead of an 8 and to the fact that it’s already mid-January. The end of the year is always a little hectic as everyone prepares for the holidays and makes a last-minute push to wrap-up
- [Learn. Serve. Lead. Succeed.](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/learn-serve-lead-succeed/) - It’s Catholic Schools Week – an annual celebration of the ministry and vision for education embodied by Catholic schools across the country. It’s a great time to reflect on what makes the Catholic education experience special, and I think this year’s theme is particularly apt: “Learn. Serve. Lead. Succeed.” Research has shown that graduates of
- [Black History Month - Celebrating Mary McLeod Bethune](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/black-history-month-celebrating-mary-mcleod-bethune/) - As a school with a student population that is primarily African-American, WSG, in many ways, celebrates Black History Month every month of the year. From the recognition of black leaders and historical figures as role models for our girls to the daily affirmation of our students’ talents and great potential, we celebrate and honor the
- [Leaning on Community](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/leaning-on-community/) - Finding a dedicated, passionate, and qualified person who also fits is essential when looking to fill a teaching role at the Washington School for Girls. Finding the right teacher can feel like searching for a needle in a haystack because we have a unique educational philosophy and mission. It has challenged WSG to think about
- [A House Full of Sisters](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/a-house-full-of-sisters/) - A big part of our school culture is our House system, which we expanded across both campuses this year. Students were recently sorted into one of three houses: Ausdauer (German for perseverance), Confianza (Spanish for confidence) and Imani (Swahili for faith). Throughout the year, students gather in their mixed-grade houses for a variety of activities
- [New Year, New Joy](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/new-year-new-joy/) - Earlier this week, WSG returned to campus for the 2023-2024 school year! We were thrilled to see new and returning students. As is WSG tradition, teachers, staff, and volunteers were on hand to cheer as our girls walked through the front door for the first day. Thank you to our friends from Alpha Kappa Alpha
- [Taking Time to Play](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/taking-time-to-play/) - Ask anyone who works for a school and they will tell you that the weeks leading up to opening a school for the new school year are among the busiest and most important planning periods. There are schedules to make, professional development time and activities, teachers are busy getting classrooms for new students, and the
- [WSG Class of 2019 Decisions: College Bound](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/wsg-class-of-2019-decisions-college-bound/) - When the Class of 2019 was promoted to high school nearly four years ago, they charted their own new paths. They enrolled at a variety of schools: from Catholic schools like Archbishop Carroll High School, Bishop McNamara High School, Bishop O'Connell High School, and Elizabeth Seton High School, and independent boarding schools like Episcopal High
- [Congratulations, Class of 2023!](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/congratulations-class-of-2023/) - On June 9 we celebrated our newest WSG alumnae, the Class of 2023, in our traditional promotion ceremony. After years of modified ceremonies, we were so thrilled to experience this rite of passage together with our whole community. The promotion marked the end of their WSG journey but the beginning of their new chapters of lifelong
- [Home on the Chesapeake Bay](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/home-on-the-chesapeake-bay/) - Every year, the Washington School for Girls 7th grade makes the trek across the Bay Bridge and down the coastline of the Eastern Shore for a three-day stay at the Karen Noonan Memorial Environmental Education Center (KNC). Run by the Chesapeake Bay Foundation, the KNC is home to residential environmental programs focused on the ecology
- [President's Corner: Seeing WSG from an International Perspective](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/presidents-corner-seeing-wsg-from-an-international-perspective/) - I’m excited to share with you highlights of a special opportunity I recently participated in. This past week, I traveled to Mexico City with Sr. Mary Bourdon, WSG co-founder, to attend the Religious of Jesus and Mary International Encounter on Global Education. This conference brought together 190 people from 28 different countries, both religious RJM
- [In Memoriam: Kelley M. Lockard](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/in-memoriam-kelley-m-lockard/) - Our school is devastated by the loss of Kelley Lockard. Ms. Lockard was a dedicated educator at WSG for 17 years, making her among the longest-serving staff members in the history of the school. She started her tenure as a beloved Math teacher before moving into school leadership and eventually becoming Principal. As a leader,
- [Joyful Educators, Successful Students: Supporting Teacher Growth](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/joyful-educators-successful-students-supporting-teacher-growth/) - Studies show time and again that teacher experience and instructional quality are among the most important factors in student success. So how can schools make sure that teachers are satisfied, energized, and prepared to guide students in their pursuit of learning? Attracting and cultivating phenomenal teachers is central to the work of school leadership. We
- [Confident Girls, Courageous Women](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/confident-girls-courageous-women/) - It’s Friday morning, and I’m headed to morning assembly with our elementary girls, who are rather boisterous as they file past me in the hall. Fridays are Sister Advisory Set (SAS) days when our girls meet in their SAS groups to work on a fun, team-building project often times competing with the other groups. Most
- [Reflections of a School Administrator and Parent](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/reflections-of-a-school-administrator-and-parent/) - Recently, I opened a note from the Dean of Students of my daughter’s high school that literally made my throat catch. Without warning, I felt tears welling up in my eyes. A commencement notice? Wait, what? How did we already get to the end of her high school career? There wasn’t anything particularly unusual in
- [Middle School Lockers: A Life Lesson in Organization](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/middle-school-lockers-a-life-lesson-in-organization/) - There is a joke among the girls at our middle school campus that instead of the Washington School for Girls, it should be named the Washington Hallway for Girls. Yes, our campus suite is small, and I have to give credit where credit is due – it’s an apt observation, and when I mention it
- [A Reptile in Her Hands: Confidence and Experiential Learning](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/a-reptile-in-her-hands-confidence-and-experiential-learning/) - At the Washington School for Girls, we value experiential learning and the opportunity for students to be active participants in the classroom. When we adopted the balanced calendar model over seven years ago, we created two weeks of additional experiential learning time called “Intersession” which takes place one week at a time before our fall
- [Just One Word](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/just-one-word/) - I had lunch yesterday with our eighth-grade class, who will be “graduating” this year from WSG and moving on to high school. During our lunch, I asked them to create and draw one word that they’d like to leave the school as a representation of their time here. They each created a small piece of
- [The Power Of Yet](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/the-power-of-yet/) - We’re back! This week is our first week of the 2019-20 school year. As I greeted returning students and met our newly enrolled 3rd graders, I felt the excitement of a new year and new possibilities, and the fresh start that a new school year provides. And also, throughout the past few days, the refrain
- [Striving for Excellence](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/striving-for-excellence/) - Each school year we choose to focus on one of our core values as a way to highlight these important attributes throughout our school with students, faculty and staff, and in our daily activities within WSG. This school year we are focusing on the core value of Excellence. Booker T. Washington is noted to have
- [Lessons from a Global Leader](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/lessons-from-a-global-leader/) - WSG students recently had the opportunity to meet and learn from an innovative and creative entrepreneur through our Leadership Series. The series brings in diverse women leaders from a wide range of industries to share their stories of success with our middle school students. February’s speaker was Abai Schulze, Founder of ZAAF, a company that
- [Inspired and Founded by Courageous Women](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/inspired-and-founded-by-courageous-women/) - Women’s History Month presents the perfect opportunity to pay tribute to all the many women in our school history that helped create the school we enjoy today. WSG was formed in 1997, the brainchild of a group of women who were inspired by women in history to serve, nurture and educate young girls. Southeast Washington,
- [Continuity During Unstable Times](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/continuity-during-unstable-times/) - As the COVID-19 crisis has deepened so quickly throughout the US this week, the questions we have continued to ask ourselves at WSG are "how can we support our girls when we can’t be with them right now? How can we continue their education, be the friendly faces they see each day, and be a
- [Small School Communities are Essential, Too](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/small-school-communities-are-essential-too/) - Shifting a school to distance learning has revealed an important truth: small school communities are essential too - to students, to their families and to all of the educators who comprise the community. I raise this now as our daily discussion is infused with conversation and knowledge about what are considered essential services as the
- [A Statement on Our Prayers for Justice](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/a-statement-on-our-prayers-for-justice/) - Dear WSG Community, We have watched the current events with sadness in our hearts. As a Catholic school community focused on justice and equity for our students, we work each day to help our students work towards their dreams for their lives. We know that each student is a child of God. We also know
- [Opinion: Police in Schools](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/opinion-police-in-schools/) - As our country and our city continue to wrestle with complex issues of race and racism we feel it is important, as a school serving Black and Brown girls, to be part of ongoing conversations that impact students. WSG supports the DC Board of Education’s resolution to reimagine school safety by removing police from schools,
- [Announcing WSG's New Mission Statement](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/announcing-wsgs-new-mission-statement/) - The Washington School for Girls is pleased to announce its new mission statement, adopted recently by the Board of Trustees, developed with robust stakeholder input, and rooted in our commitment to educational equity and racial justice: Washington School for Girls ignites the joyful pursuit of learning and inspires lives of faith-filled purpose, leadership, and service.
- [The Pursuit of Equity](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/the-pursuit-of-equity/) - Educational equity has been a tenet of WSG’s mission since the school’s founding over 20 years ago. Sr. Mary Bourdon, RJM and the school’s co-founders recognized the need to provide an educational environment for girls in Ward 8 and the surrounding communities that supported their success - leading to equitable opportunities in life. Fast forward
- [How We're Doing](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/how-were-doing/) - The public conversation around schools returning to campus continues to frame current education options as a simple choice: on-campus or remote, with the further suggestion that on-campus is good and remote learning is not. The reality, of course, is much more nuanced and since March 2020, every school has been challenged to find the best
- [Sing A Rhythm](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/sing-a-rhythm/) - For the second year, our faculty and staff have used a collective book read as a way to ground and define our whole staff professional development for the school year. Last year, we read Carol Dweck’s book Growth Mindset, and spent the year thinking more deeply about the implications of applying a growth mindset to
- [Poetry Slam 2013](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/poetry-slam-2013/) - On February 12, WMSG students from both The VIEW Campus and THEARC Campus hosted the annual Poetry Slam, featuring notable and original works about our Core Values. While all the work was spectacular, here are some highlights: "2036" (Confidence) My goal in life is to succeed My plan in life is to be in the
- [Award-Winning Author Phillip Hoose visits THEARC](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/award-winning-author-phillip-hoose-visits-thearc/) - Phillip Hoose is the widely-acclaimed author of books, essays, stories, songs, and articles, including the National Book Award winning book, Claudette Colvin: Twice Toward Justice. He is also the author of the multi-award winning title,The Race to Save the Lord God Bird, the National Book Award Finalist We Were There Too!: Young People in U.S.
- [Women in Education](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/women-in-education/) - By Dianna Murchison, Development and Communications Assistant As Women’s History Month comes to a close, I reflect on my new career path with Washington School for Girls. I am proud to join a team that has high expectations for girls, encouraging more advanced opportunities to learn and progress. I specifically reflect on women’s contributions in
- [Washington School for Girls Welcomes Lina Permut as First-Ever Chief Development Officer](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/washington-school-for-girls-welcomes-lina-permut-as-first-ever-chief-development-officer/) - DC’s only All-girls All-Scholarship Independent Catholic School Seeks to Expand Fundraising Efforts to Support Future Growth [Washington, DC - July 14, 2021] The Washington School for Girls (WSG) has hired Lina Permut to serve as the organization’s first-ever Chief Development Officer. The expansion of the fundraising office comes as the all-scholarship school prepares for future
- [Celebrating 25 Years of Sisterhood: Founders Day 2023](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/celebrating-25-years-of-sisterhood-founders-day-2023/) - On April 13, our school community joined together to celebrate Founders Day and the legacy of the women whose lives inspire our school. This was a special year as we marked 25 years of sisterhood. WSG was founded in 1997 as an after school program, which quickly evolved into a full academic program beginning in
- ["Harlem: The Remix" Showcases Student Learning and Creativity](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/harlem-the-remix-showcases-student-learning-and-creativity/) - In celebration of Black History Month, students presented a showcase of performances that demonstrated their understanding of the Harlem Renaissance. Students were asked to not only learn about the significant artistic, cultural, and political impact of the era that spanned the 1920s and 1930s, but were also challenged to interpret what the Harlem Renaissance might
- [Family Connections: Dismantling the Barrier Between School and Home](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/family-connections-dismantling-the-barrier-between-school-and-home/) - At WSG, we believe that parents are the first and primary educators of their daughters. We may be the experts in the classroom, but a parent is the expert in his or her child. That is why we commit to our family partnership and try to create as many opportunities as possible for our families
- [Cultivating Success](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/cultivating-success/) - We are concerned about our students' learning. Let me rephrase and restate that for emphasis: More specifically, we are concerned about the ongoing challenges that the pandemic has presented to our girls as related to their education. Last year in August 2021, we were excited about the prospect of returning to in-person learning after having
- [WSG Welcomes Two New Board Members](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/wsg-welcomes-two-new-board-members/) - The Washington School for Girls is pleased to announce the addition of two new members to its Board of Trustees, Lynette Espy-Williams and Yolanda Long, Class of 2004. Long is the first alumna in WSG’s history to serve as a trustee. Lynette Espy-Williams is a Shareholder and Chief Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Officer at Cozen
- [Girls Code, Too!](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/girls-code-too-2/) - The Robotics Club is one of our enrichment programs where students learned and applied concepts that translate well into STEM careers. This program offered opportunities to design, construct, and program robots in preparation for regional competitions. Students were challenged with identifying an opportunity to help communities improve their physical and mental health through movement. Nahla
- [‘Comeback’ for the Washington School for Girls as students return to campus for class and prayer](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/comeback-for-the-washington-school-for-girls-as-students-return-to-campus-for-class-and-prayer/) - Sept 13, 2021 By: Mark Zimmermann Photographer: Andrew Biraj Original Article: https://bit.ly/3lmY4kW After pivoting to remote learning during the pandemic, the new school year at the Washington School for Girls has a special meaning. “We’re calling it a comeback,” said Dr. Beth Reaves, the school’s president. On Aug. 2, more than 100 girls returned to
- [Advocating on Behalf of Our Own Girls](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/advocating-on-behalf-of-our-own-girls/) - The United Nations declared October 11th as International Day of the Girl Child, an internationally recognized annual observance designed to “amplify the voices and rights of girls everywhere.” As a coalition of NativityMiguel-modeled, independent middle schools from across the country, we are united in the common purpose of educating girls in communities that have largely
- [Teaching Outside the Classroom](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/teaching-outside-the-classroom-3/) - Outdoor learning experiences have long been a hallmark of the WSG experience, from the annual 7th grade trip to the Karen Noonan Educational Center on the Chesapeake Bay to partnerships with the National Park Trust. Experiential learning activities in the sciences are especially important for girls beginning to imagine future careers. In 2019 WSG completed
- [5 Things I Learned About Women Leaders  In STEM Careers](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/5-things-i-learned-about-women-leaders-in-stem-careers-2/) - Last week while preparing for International Day of the Girl and in thinking about this year’s theme “Digital Generation, Our Generation”, I reached out to women in our community who are currently leaders in the S.T.E.M. field to learn more about their experiences and the paths that led them to their current roles. I wanted
- [Technology for Distance Learning and Beyond](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/technology-for-distance-learning-and-beyond/) - When Washington School for Girls closed our doors in March 2020 and began distance-learning, our main focus was to “fill the gaps” when it comes to technology at home for our students. Prior to closing our doors, various surveys were sent to the WSG families to gain an understanding of the types of technological resources
- [Celebrating the 175th Anniversary of the Society of the Holy Child Jesus](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/celebrating-the-175th-anniversary-of-the-society-of-the-holy-child-jesus/) - On October 17th 2021 Dr. Reaves travelled to Philadelphia to celebrate the 175th Anniversary of the Society of the Holy Child Jesus. The year-long celebration ended with a Liturgy at the Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul and a luncheon reception. October 15, 1846 is formally recognized as the date of the founding of
- [Ms. McCall Joins Seeding Disruption](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/ms-mccall-joins-seeding-disruption/) - Since joining the Washington School for Girls in 2015 as the Family Relations Coordinator, DeAnna McCall has made a significant impact on the lives of our parents and families through transparent communication that continues to foster long lasting relationships. Ms. McCall graduated from Howard University with her Masters in Social Work in 2008 and has
- [Celebrating Black Catholic Month](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/celebrating-black-catholic-month/) - November is Black Catholic History Month! All month long we are celebrating the vibrant history of the Black Catholic community during Morning Prayer and in Religion class. DeMetria White is our Religion Teacher and Director of Campus Ministry, in her ninth year at WSG and her second in her current role. Ms. White’s journey into
- [Defining the WSG Way of Teaching and Learning](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/defining-the-wsg-way-of-teaching-and-learning/) - December is full of Christmas cheer at WSG! WSG’s hallways are transformed with decorations, there is planning for our Christmas program, and you can hear Christmas carols in our hallway during classroom transitions. Christmas is also a beautiful reminder of our awesome responsibility to provide excellent and joyful learning opportunities for our girls. You may
- [Out of School Time Enrichment](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/out-of-school-time-enrichment/) - As a part of our extended day program, we offer a number of Out of School Time (OST) learning opportunities through partnerships with local organizations that are dedicated to creating space for students to explore. Students take ownership of their learning, while discovering their passion. The Washington Ballet is an ensemble of dancers in Washington,
- [A Contemporary Courageous Woman](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/a-contemporary-courageous-woman/) - The motto of the Washington School for Girls is “In the Spirit of Courageous Women.” Inspired by the spirit of three women in history, WSG's co-founders established an organization that would bear the legacies of that spirit. These Founding Spirits (Cornelia Connelly - Society of the Holy Child Jesus, Mary McLeod Bethune - National Council
- [Saluting Black Women Givers](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/saluting-black-women-givers/) - What does it mean to give? August is Black Philanthropy Month, an opportunity to recognize and celebrate those in the Black community who give of themselves to support community growth. Recognizing that Black philanthropists were often not included in the perspective on philanthropy, Black Philanthropy Month was established nearly a decade ago by Dr. Jacqueline
- [Social Emotional Learning (SEL) at WSG](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/social-emotional-learning-sel-at-wsg/) - Social-emotional learning is a term often used to describe a school’s approach to building what may be considered the softer skills - regulating emotions, building interpersonal relationships, navigating the internal desire to succeed. According to CASEL, a non-profit that aims to make evidence-based social emotional learning (SEL) an integral part of preK-12 education social-emotional learning
- [International Day of the Girl - Hidden Figures](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/international-day-of-the-girl-hidden-figures-2/) - "I felt like it was necessary to be seen and not be a hidden figure." - Dr. Kizzmekia Corbett, American immunologist I love when I hear the story of someone’s life that I haven’t heard before. The older I get, I still continue to be amazed when I learn about someone whose life was so
- [New Lens of Teaching and Learning](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/new-lens-of-teaching-and-learning/) - COVID forced a shift in how excellence in teaching is viewed - or if it didn’t happen that way, it should have. Over the past two years, schools needed to quickly shift their teaching model to meet students’ needs, depending on the specific circumstances of their school and the students themselves. Whether hybrid teaching, completely
- [Health Is Wealth - Physical Education](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/health-is-wealth-physical-education/) - Physical Education. The terminology implies teaching students the subject of being physical, much like Spanish education or Math education teaches students the subject matter. In the past, this interpretation of physical education has led to instruction dedicated to motor skills and knowledge, reinforcing to students the benefits of physically active behaviors. Over the past decade
- [May is Mental Health Month](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/may-is-mental-health-month/) - In October 2021, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (AACAP) and the Children’s Hospital Association (CHA) joined together to declare a National State of Emergency in Children’s Mental Health. Think about that for a moment. A National State of Emergency is primarily used in situations when there
- [Learning From Our Students](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/learning-from-our-students/) - “Please don’t ever change the love for these beautiful girls.” “Please don’t change the student to teacher ratio. The close attention from teachers was very beneficial to my learning.” “Please don’t change the learning curriculum and how we learn.” ~WSG 8th grade students, 5/25/22 I’ve always believed that one of the best ways to understand
- [WSG Announces New Name](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/wsg-announces-new-name/) - WASHINGTON SCHOOL FOR GIRLS ANNOUNCES NEW NAME The Washington School for Girls officially announces a name change from the Washington Middle School for Girls WASHINGTON, D.C. – The formerly Washington Middle School for Girls is now the Washington School for Girls, a name that more accurately reflects the nature of the program that has included
- [WSG Hosts First Annual Founders Day](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/wsg-hosts-first-annual-founders-day/) - WASHINGTON, D.C. – In celebration of its clear mission and distinct founding principles, the Washington School for Girls (WSG) hosted its first annual Founders Day on April 11, 2014. As WSG approached the end of its 17th year offering an academic program, both of the school’s campuses came together for a formal program that reflected
- [WSG Graduation and 5th Grade Promotion](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/wsg-graduation-and-5th-grade-promotion/) - Today we celebrated the accomplishments and successes of the graduating class of 2014. We are extremely proud of these courageous young women as they embark upon their high school careers! WSG was honored to have Judge Anna Blackburne-Rigsby of the DC Court of Appeals address the community during the ceremony. Judge Blackburne-Rigsby is an accomplished
- [Gatherings](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/gatherings/) - As I watch the autumnal chase of red, yellow and orange on what is turning out to be a rather blustery November day, I am reminded that the march of time is inexorable; we are somehow charging into December with the taste of pumpkin spice barely on our lips. I guess winter is coming after
- [New Experiences](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/new-experiences/) - No. 4 New Experiences As an educator, I particularly enjoy seeing our students grow and expand their knowledge through new experiences. During the past twelve months, I’ve had the opportunity to join our students on a few out-of-school adventures, which were some of the many highlights of the year. I paddled on a marsh on
- [Morning Prayers](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/morning-prayers/) - No. 3 Morning Prayers "Good morning God my creator, Thank you for today…" These are the words that begin each day at WSG. An expression of gratitude for God’s blessings that bring us together for another day of learning, growing, and aspiring to be the best versions of ourselves. Morning prayer, led by our students

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- [Frequently Asked Questions](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/enroll/faq/) - What grades does the Washington School for Girls (WSG) teach? WSG teaches grades 3 - 8. What is the student to teacher ratio at each Washington School for Girls campus? WSG's student-teacher ratio is 12:1. In the elementary grades, no class will be bigger than 18 students, and in the middle school, no class will
- [Inquiry Form](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/enroll/inquiry-form/) - 2026-2027 Enrollment Update Thank you for your interest in The Washington School for Girls! At this time, enrollment for the 2026-2027 school year is full, and we are no longer accepting applications for the upcoming academic year. If you are interested in your daughter attending WSG for the 2027-2028 school year, we invite you to
- [Application Process](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/enroll/application-process/) - 2026-2027 Enrollment Update Thank you for your interest in The Washington School for Girls! At this time, enrollment for the 2026-2027 school year is full, and we are no longer accepting applications for the upcoming academic year. If you are interested in your daughter attending WSG for the 2027-2028 school year, we invite you to
- [Enroll](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/enroll/) - 2026-2027 Enrollment Update Thank you for your interest in The Washington School for Girls! At this time, enrollment for the 2026-2027 school year is full, and we are no longer accepting applications for the upcoming academic year. If you are interested in your daughter attending WSG for the 2027-2028 school year, we invite you to
- [Our Leadership](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/discover/our-leadership/) - Shafta Collazo Principal scollazo@wsgdc.org READ MORE Beth Reaves President breaves@wsgdc.org READ MORE Tracy Johnson Director, Office of Student and Graduate Success trjohnson@wsgdc.org READ MORE Lina Permut Chief Advancement Officer lpermut@wsgdc.org READ MORE Board of Trustees 2026-27 Bridget Morris Board Chair, Finance Committee Chair Melissa Almond Angela Beckham Mark Bezold Nancy Binnie Sharon Blackett Founding Spirit
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- [Scholars Circle](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/support/scholars-circle/) - Tuition Support Our all-scholarship model is made possible through generous philanthropic investment from a wide variety of sources. Our cost per student is over $30,000 each year, allowing us to provide personalized learning support to help our students achieve. A portion of this cost is funded through institutional grants for both specific programs and general
- [Ways to Give](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/support/ways-to-give/) - Online Give Online Mail Attention: Washington School for Girls 1865 Mississippi Avenue, SE Washington, DC 20020 Phone Contact us to make a gift by credit card or stock: 202-678-1113 Volunteer Learn More Planned and Retirement Giving Contact us or your financial advisor to learn more about how you can include WSG in your estate plans
- [Events](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/support/events/) - We hope you will consider joining us for upcoming events to connect with our community. Campus Tours - Available by Request We are open for tours by request. Please reach out to the Admissions Office or Development Office to schedule your visit. Upcoming Events Class of 2026 Promotion Ceremony June 12, 2026 10:00am We will
- [Hoops for Hope](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/hoops-for-hope/) - Hoops for Hope 2026 History Sponsor Levels Sponsorship Form Donate Hoops for Hope 2026 History Sponsor Levels Sponsorship Form Donate
- [WSG Auxiliary Board](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/auxboard/) - About Events and Activities Membership Inquiry Form Current Membership About Events and Activities Membership Inquiry Form Current Membership
- [Travel Diary](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/discover/traveldiary/) - By Annie Jensen | April 24, 2026 2026 Girls Go Global Day 5: Memories Made on Our Final Day It was our final day in England, and once again we were blessed with sunny skies and a light breeze. We began the morning with breakfast before welcoming the students from St. Claudine's. Together, we gathered
- [Honor Roll](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/building-dreams/giving/honor-roll/) - C. Maury Devine Co-Chair Pamela S. Johnson Co-Chair Christy Richardson White Co-Chair From the start, our school has blossomed thanks to the support of donors who know the power of a great education and who believe in the potential of our girls. The success of Washington School for Girls would be impossible without your generosity.
- [Girls Go Global](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/programs/girlsgoglobal/) - WSG believes that the impact of travel and other global education opportunities helps students to expand their world view, gain confidence, and be prepared to lead. Bringing the World into Classrooms WSG's curriculum encourages students to think beyond their neighborhoods, their city, and their own country. In addition to exploring the diversity of human experience
- [HER: Girls Who Lead](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/her/) - Conference Details Schedule Speakers and Leadership Conference Details Schedule Speakers and Leadership
- [President's Welcome](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/discover/presidents-welcome/) - As the President, I'm often asked what it is that makes the Washington School for Girls such a special place. What is it that draws so many people to the school - why do students, parents, teachers, program partners, volunteers, and benefactors feel so passionately about this community? I can't speak for each person, but
- [Discover](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/discover/) - The Washington School for Girls is an all-scholarship independent Catholic School serving students in grades 3-8. Our students come primarily from DC's Wards 7 and 8. We provide an excellent academic program and supportive environment which engages families and the community in the social, emotional, and spiritual growth of our students and graduates.
- [Spring Events](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/support/events-2026/) - We hope you will consider joining us for upcoming events to connect with our community. Campus Tours - Available by Request We are open for tours by request. Please reach out to the Admissions Office or Development Office to schedule your visit. Upcoming Events Toast to Progress September 23, 2025 6:00pm Windridge Vineyards15700 Darnestown Rd
- [Manhattan Mondays](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/manhattanmondays/) - Thank you for supporting the girls at WSG! If you need assistance with this form or would like to make your contribution by a different method, please call 202.678.1113 and ask for the Development Office.
- [Dibbie Conahan Scholarship](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/dconahan/) - Dibbie Conahan was a long-time dedicated friend to WSG. Gifts made on this form will be recognized as tribute gifts in her memory, and will support student scholarships. Thank you for supporting the girls at WSG! If you need assistance with this form or would like to make your contribution by a different method, please
- [About the Campaign](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/building-dreams/giving/) - $0M Goal $0M Raised 0% The Learning Environment Educational Equity Sustainability 0% board participation 0 gifts 0 gifts over $1m $0k average gift size Donate Make a gift or pledge to the Building Dreams Campaign Honor Roll of Donors Read about our donors > Spotlight: JEF Foundation Learn about the JEF Foundation >
- [Impact Report 2024-25](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/ir2425/)
- [Many Voices, One Pursuit](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/support/many-voices-one-pursuit/) - Our robust science curriculum, Intersession, after-school clubs, and our new Maker Space all spark curiosity, creativity, and confidence, allowing students to explore, innovate, and discover their potential. Support STEM From high school placement to college guidance, we walk with our students every step of the way, preparing them for lifelong success. Support the Future Rooted
- [WSG In the News](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/discover/wsg-news/) - Graduates Look Forward to Promising High School Careers Three Transfers-Turned-Graduates Reflect on Their Journeys.Read the Article D.C. Black Catholic school makes first-ever trip to England to connect with 'founding spirit'The Washington School for Girls' 8th-grade trip was a unique experience for students exploring London and Felixstowe this spring before graduation.Read the Article 'Girls Gone Global'
- [Spotlight: A Joint Investment from the Sheehy Family](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/building-dreams/giving/sheehy-investment/) - The memory of Helen Sheehy is an ever-present inspiration to her children, who learned the importance of education and philanthropy from an early age. Her legacy inspired a significant collective give to the Washington School for Girls Building Dreams campaign. "Education opened doors for my mother. She loved school as it gave her a place
- [Make a Gift](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/building-dreams/giving/make-a-gift/) - Support the Building Dreams Campaign by making a gift or pledge today! To make a gift by check, securities or stock, or another alternative method, contact Lina Permut, Chief Development Officer, 202-678-1113x102 Donate Online Download Pledge Form
- [Stock the Library](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/building-dreams/giving/stock-the-library/) - Stock the New Library To make a gift by check, securities or stock, or another alternative method, contact Lina Permut, Chief Development Officer, 202-678-1113x102
- [Support](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/support/) - WSG’s all-scholarship program is funded by donors like you. Your contributions to WSG ensure that our students receive high-quality instruction from experienced educators, have access to robust enrichment programs, and receive the support they need to thrive as learners and become the young women they are meant to be.
- [News](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/building-dreams/news/) - Building Dreams Recent News Washington School for Girls Receives $3.5 Million Investment from the A. James & Alice B. Clark Foundation Washington, D.C. - October 23, 2024 - The Washington School for Girls (WSG) is proud to announce a $3.5 million investment from the A. James & Alice B. Clark Foundation. This transformative investment will
- [Savannah Street Society](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/support/savannah-street-society/) - The Savannah Street Society is an opportunity for supporters to extend their impact and deepen their partnership with WSG by making a monthly contribution to WSG's general operating fund. Savannah Street, at the Villages of Parklands in SE DC, is where we chartered the joy of learning in our first program. Savannah Street represents the
- [General Policies](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/general-policies/) - Health and Safety WSG is dedicated to healthy and safe on-campus learning, and our first priority is the wellbeing of our students and staff. We have developed comprehensive policies and procedures for our school community to mitigate health risks. Please refer to the Family Handbook for additional information. Students and Families We have a number
- [Evening For Education Partner Registration](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/e4e2025-friend/) - Wednesday, October 1 | 6:00-8:00 PM 250 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington, DC 20001 Join us in celebrating and supporting the Washington School for Girls (WSG)! Enjoy complimentary food and drinks, thanks to our generous sponsor, the American Petroleum Institute (API). Additional donations support the following at WSG: Buy art supplies for our classrooms for $15!
- [She Belongs Here](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/she-belongs-here/) - Brand New Campus at THEARC, Opening January 2026! Enroll for School Year 2026-27 Explore the Building Dreams Project 0 spacious floors 0 square feet outside terrace leading to outdoor classroom 0 classrooms, plus common areas, science lab, and makerspace, all designed to accommodate enrollment growth LEED Certified and technologically innovative best practices in student-centered design
- [Black Philanthropy Month 2025](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/support/bpm2025/) - From Southeast DC to the World. We Rise. August is Black Philanthropy Month-a time to celebrate the rich legacy of Black giving, leadership, and community building that has helped shape a more just and hopeful world for all of us. At the Washington School for Girls, we're celebrating Black Philanthropy Month through the lens of global
- [Uniform Drive](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/support/uniform-drive/) - Thanks for supporting our Uniform Drive! Thanks to our incredible community, we met our $3,000 goal in just one day. If you'd still like to make a difference, we invite you to support our Many Voices, One Pursuit Annual Fund. Modal Popup - ID Click here to edit the "Modal Popup" settings. This text will
- [Stories](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/discover/blog/) - By WSG | December 24, 2024 Merry Christmas From WSG! Throughout Advent, WSG has been celebrating the Christmas season. From the Black Nativity play presented by students from both campuses, our annual tradition of door decorating and cocoa and pajama parties, our community celebrate both the spiritual roots of Christmas and the opportunity to be
- [Commitment to Equity](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/discover/commitment-to-equity/) - Educational equity means that each child receives what they need to develop to their full academic and social potential. WSG Equity Statement Curated News and Research The Leadership Series WSG Equity Statement Curated News and Research The Leadership Series
- [Our Makerspace](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/building-dreams/our-makerspace/) - Where Girls Create Gabby dreams of becoming an engineer A dedicated space for artists, designers, coders, and builders A Home for Creativity in All of Its Forms WSG has provided clubs like robotics, coding, graphic design, and visual arts over the years. For the first time, students will have a purpose-built space for creative expression
- [About the Building](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/building-dreams/about-the-building/) - 0 spacious floors 0 square feet outside terrace leading to outdoor classroom 0 classrooms, plus common areas, science lab, and makerspace, all designed to accommodate enrollment growth LEED Certified and technologically innovative best practices in student-centered design used throughout the building Explore the Renderings and Floor Plans Construction Progress
- [Volunteer Luncheon 2025](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/volunteerappreciation/)
- [Spring Luncheon 2025](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/luncheon2025/)
- [Academics](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/programs/academics/) - WSG is a year-round school that offers a challenging curriculum in a supportive environment that is responsive to the needs of each student. Our program is designed to accelerate each student's learning to ensure they are high-school ready when they graduate. Balanced Year-Round Calendar WSG operates on a balanced year-round academic calendar. School typically begins
- [Introducing Many Voices, One Pursuit](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/support/many-voices-one-pursuit-2025/) - https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/wp-content/uploads/MVOP-Final-Launch-Video.mp4 The Many Voices, One Pursuit Annual Campaign supports our annual operating budget and sustains our efforts to support our staff, our students, and their families. At WSG, the Annual Fund funds all of the work that we do, from competitive salaries for well-qualified teachers all the way down to pencils and paper for the
- [Auxiliary Board Giving](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/support/abgive/) - Give Now Each year, the Auxiliary Board pledges to raise $54,000 to support the scholarship of three students. If WSG were to charge annual tuition to our families, the cost would be at least $18,000 per year, an amount far out of reach for the families we serve. Instead, we seek the investment of generous
- [Impact Report 2023-24](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/ir2324/)
- [Public Notification - School Lunch Program](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/school-lunch-program/) - If you have questions about the lunch program, please contact: Ms. Shae The Washington School for Girls participates in the District of Columbia National School Lunch and Snack Program, which follows USDA meal pattern requirements, rules and regulations. Free breakfast is also provided by WSG. This year (2024-25), meals are free under CEP provision and
- [Donate Test](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/donate-test/)
- [All-In Partner Program](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/support/all-in-partner-program/) - The All-IN Community Partners program is a sponsorship program offered to our organizational partners within the community, including corporations, businesses, community organizations, church groups, schools, and associations. By going All-IN for WSG, our community partners can support our mission and achieve their social responsibility goals while also receiving recognition opportunities throughout the year. RECOGNITION INnovator$18,000
- [Strategic Plan 2020-2025](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/discover/strategic-plan-2020-2025/) - In 2019, the Board of Trustees developed a comprehensive Strategic Plan to guide the future of the Washington School for Girls. Deliver an innovative and intentional educational program for young girls of color We Believe A truly equitable education not only draws from universal best practices, but also carefully addresses the distinct needs of young
- [Impact Report 2022-23](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/ir2223/)
- [Regina Giving](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/support/regina-giving/) - The Regina High School community has supported the Washington School for Girls since the beginning, providing over $1.3 million in philanthropic gifts over nearly three decades. Thank you for supporting the girls at WSG! If you need assistance with this form or would like to make your contribution by a different method, please call 202.678.1113
- [Building Dreams Campaign](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/discover/strategic-plan-2020-2025/building-dreams/)
- [Regina High School Attendees](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/rhs-attendees/) - If you believe you have registered and are not on this list, please email Lina Permut. No Class Year Recorded Mary Bourdon, RJM Lisa Cumming Carol Day Sheena Eddy Janice Farnham, RJM Margaret Kimbell Jane Martin Grace Pellicci-Turcotte Patricia McGrath Smidt Stephanie Smolka Class of 1960 Mary E. Howard Teresa Widmayer Marchese Maureen McGrath
- [Groundbreaking](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/building-dreams/news-groundbreaking/) - FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE May 1, 2024 Contact: Erica Stanley erica@stanleystrategies.com The Washington School for Girls Breaks Ground on Expanded Campus at THEARC in Partnership with Building Bridges Across the River Joint $25 million fundraising effort and WC Smith's pro-bono development services make "Building Dreams Campaign" a reality. Washington, D.C. - Today, the Washington School for
- [Our Science Lab](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/building-dreams/our-science-lab/) - Where Girls Make Discoveries Emyko dreams of becoming a doctor A strong foundation in science will help students like Emyko pursue careers in medicine, engineering, and the sciences A Fully-Equipped Lab Built for Project-Based Learning Science education is critically important for girls: women make up only a third of STEM careers, and women of color
- [Our Student Lounge](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/building-dreams/student-lounge/) - Where Girls Can Be Themselves 6th grade girls dream of staying friends forever A shared space for joyful collaboration and connection Sisterhood Has Room to Take Root For middle school students, establishing opportunities for healthy independence is an important part of helping our girls develop responsibility and good decision-making, and helps them prepare for high
- [Spotlight: John Edward Fowler Memorial Foundation](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/building-dreams/giving/jef-project-commitment/) - The John Edward Fowler Foundation Invests $1 Million in WSG's Permanent Home at THEARC "A meaningful education expands the mind and teaches girls that there is more than one way." When WSG got the call from The John Edward Fowler Foundation to a $1,000,000 gift that was to be evenly distributed to WSG and THEARC
- [Educational Equity](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/building-dreams/giving/educational-equity/) - We will Deliver an innovative and intentional educational program for young girls of color We believe that every student from every background deserves to be challenged, supported, and inspired in school. We put that belief in action through an innovative educational approach that is proven effective. At the Washington School for Girls, the ideals of
- [Our Wellness Space](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/building-dreams/our-wellness-space/) - Where Girls Practice Self-Care Coach dreams of our students living healthy, happy lives Making space for student well-being a priority A Place to Foster Physical and Mental Health There are so many things that factor into a student's well-being: exercise, nutrition, caring relationships, self-esteem, and healthy sleep. Our new Wellness Space will be the home
- [Interior Page](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/building-dreams/interior-page/) - Faucibus nisl tincidunt eget Quisque commodo id mi non porttitor. Aenean sapien eros, commodo in lectus eu, auctor pretium diam. Mauris non orci quis est hendrerit laoreet id eget purus. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Urna nunc id cursus metus aliquam
- [Sustainability](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/building-dreams/giving/sustainability/) - We will Strengthen our financial foundation to ensure longevity We are committed to offering our program to students and families who may not otherwise have access to an independent Catholic all-girls school. To keep that promise, we must continually engage our community of funding partners in the work that we do and develop partnerships that
- [Donor Highlight](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/building-dreams/giving/donor-highlight/) - Donor Name $Amount Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Donec adipiscing tristique risus nec feugiat in. Eu augue ut lectus arcu bibendum at. Vestibulum sed arcu non odio euismod lacinia at quis risus. Tellus id interdum velit laoreet id donec ultrices tincidunt.
- [Cost to Attend](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/enroll/cost-to-attend/) - WSG is an all-scholarship independent school. We are not a charter or public school, so we do not receive taxpayer dollars. Our school is funded by donors, foundations, and corporations who believe in our mission and our students. All students accepted to WSG receive a full tuition scholarship, valued at $18,000 per academic year. This
- [Groundbreaking](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/groundbreaking/)
- [Hoops For Hope 2023](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/hoops-for-hope2023/) - Make a Donation
- [Hoops for Hope Donation Form](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/hoops-for-hope-registration-form-copy/)
- [Give Online](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/support/give-online/) - Thank you for making a gift to the Washington School for Girls. If you need assistance, please call 202.678.1113 and ask for the Development Office.
- [Meet Our Partners](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/discover/meet-our-partners/) - Our Program Partners provide enrichment opportunities that help our students discover new hobbies, interests and activities outside the traditional classroom and support our families and alumnae.
- [Double Your Donation](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/double-your-donation/) - Many companies offer a matching gift benefit to their employees, allowing you to double the impact of your donation. Matching Gift and Volunteer Grant information provided by When submitting a matching gift through your company's electronic portal or if your company still uses a paper form, you may need the following information: Our EIN: 52-2031849
- [Join Our Team](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/discover/join-our-team/) - We seek employees who are excited about the opportunity to ignite the joyful pursuit of learning throughout our community. Why Work For Us? Whether you are an administrator, classroom teacher, or program support staff, you will contribute to this mission through your work. If you are passionate about educational equity for Black and Brown girls
- [In Memoriam: Kelley Lockard](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/in-memoriam-kelley-lockard/) - Our school is devastated by the loss of Kelley Lockard. Ms. Lockard was a dedicated educator at WSG for 17 years, making her among the longest-serving staff members in the history of the school. She started her tenure as a beloved Math teacher before moving into school leadership and eventually becoming Principal. As a leader,
- [Every Girl Donation](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/every-girl-donation/)
- [Hoops for Hope Registration Form](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/hoops-for-hope-registration-form/) - Join the Auxiliary Board this April for the 10th annual Hoops for Hope, a 3v3 amateur basketball tournament raising funds for WSG students. Read the Sponsorship Packet to learn more about the event and the benefits of sponsorship. The event will take place on April 28, 2023 from 3:00-5:30pm, location to be announced soon!
- [Every Girl 5K Registration](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/every-girl-5k-registration/)
- [Dr. Beth Reaves' Blog](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/discover/blog/dr-beth-reaves-blog/) - August 5, 2022 Cultivating Success We are concerned about our students’ learning. Let me rephrase and restate that for emphasis: More specifically, we are concerned about the ongoing challenges that the pandemic has presented to our girls as related to their education. Last year in August 2021, we were excited about the prospect of returning
- [Meet Our Team](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/discover/meet-our-team/) - Joey Adams Manager of Graduate Support jadams@wsgdc.org Deanisha Baynes School Social Worker dbaynes@wsgdc.org Jennifer Buchanan School Secretary jbuchanan@wsgdc.org Felicia Cantine 5th Grade Math and Science Teacher fcantine@wsgdc.org Jerilyn Dorsey Business Office Manager jdorsey@wsgdc.org Ellen Drakes School Assistant edrake@wsgdc.org John “Drew” Earnest Technology Specialist jearnest@wsgdc.org Whitney Foster 5th Grade Reading/Language Arts Teacher and Campus Dean @
- [Why WSG](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/enroll/why-wsg/) - A WSG Girl becomes a young woman of competence, compassion, and commitment to leadership in her family, community, and world. She has a sense of identity, faith, and resilience She understands and appreciates cultures, religions, and economic and ethnic backgrounds different from her own She has experiences in problem-solving and completing rigorous tasks She demonstrates
- [Faith Life](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/programs/faith-life/) - As an independent Catholic school, WSG is grounded in the Catholic tradition. Through a combination of daily Morning Prayer, faith celebrations throughout the year, theology courses, and spiritual retreats for each grade level, each student at WSG has the opportunity to explore her relationship with God and her community. Daily Prayer Each year, the WSG
- [Culture of Learning](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/programs/culture-of-learning/) - Our Pedagogy: Approach to Teaching and Learning The Washington School for Girls is a Catholic school. We believe that every child has the capacity to learn and grow. WSG's curriculum develops young female leaders by encouraging students' voices and recognizing the individual gifts, talents and potential of each student. Our curriculum is faith-based, individualized, and
- [Student and Family Support](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/programs/student-and-family-support/) - WSG understands that there are many factors in and outside the classroom that can impact a student's ability to learn and thrive. We partner with our families to ensure that students have all the tools they need to be successful at school. Counseling and Social Emotional Learning WSG is committed to the mental health and
- [Impact Report 2021-22](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/ar2122/)
- [Graduate Support](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/programs/graduate-support/) - The Washington School for Girls is committed to helping each student pursue the education she needs to achieve her goals. For almost all of our students, that means at least a high school diploma. Through a comprehensive Graduate Support program, WSG helps students as they continue on to high school, college, and beyond. High School
- [Volunteer](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/support/volunteer/) - Volunteers provide tremendous service to our school each year. The range of involvement spans broadly from one-time visits - where volunteers participate in a career fair, leadership series presentation, or fundraising event - to weekly tutoring, hosting student clubs during Extended Day, and office support. Our dedicated volunteers make many of our programs possible and
- [Email Signup](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/email-signup/)
- [Enrichment](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/programs/enrichment/) - WSG values experiential learning and the many different ways that students learn and grow. Out-of-classroom enrichment is an important part of education, and WSG has designed our school to foster learning in every environment. In addition to field trips, guest speakers, and student leadership opportunities that exist within our academic program, WSG delivers a wide
- [Programs](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/programs/)
- [Impact](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/programs/impact/)

## Events

- [Carr Cares 2026](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/event/carr-cares-2026/) - Join the Carr Properties network for the annual Carr Cares Benefit Concert, featuring Maggie Rose. This annual event supports WSG and the Washington Jesuit Academy. Register or Make a Donation
- [8th Grade Essay Writing Workshop](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/event/essay120226/) - Volunteer to help our 8th graders develop and finalize their high school application essays. This workshop is a crucial way we prepare students for success in the high school application process. The workshop will take place on Wednesday, December 2nd from 4:00 – 5:30 PM on our campus (1865 Mississippi Ave, SE, Washington, DC 20020).
- [8th Grade Essay Writing Workshop](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/event/essay111826/) - Volunteer to help our 8th graders develop and finalize their high school application essays. This workshop is a crucial way we prepare students for success in the high school application process. The workshop will take place on Wednesday, November 18th from 4:00 – 5:30 PM on campus (1865 Mississippi Ave, SE, Washington, DC 20020).
- [8th Grade Essay Writing Workshop](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/event/essay-writing-workshop/) - Volunteer to help our 8th graders brainstorm ideas and plan their high school application essays. This workshop is a crucial way we prepare our students for success in the high school application process. The workshop will take place on Wednesday, October 28th from 4:00-5:00 PM at WSG (1865 Mississippi Avenue, SE)
- [30th Anniversary Pearl Gala](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/event/pearl-gala/) - WSG is thrilled to be celebrating 30 years serving girls in Southeast Washington, D.C. on April 17, 2027 at the Omni Shoreham Hotel. More details about sponsorship, table and ticket purchases, and other ways to be involved will be shared in the coming months. Please contact Lina Permut for more information.
- [November Open House](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/event/nov26-open-house/) - Visit and explore WSG's new home at 1865 Mississippi Avenue, SE! WSG staff will be offering tours and sharing updates and highlights about our programs.
- [October Open House](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/event/oct26-open-house/) - 1865 Mississippi Avenue, SE 10:00am Visit and explore WSG’s new home at 1865 Mississippi Avenue, SE! WSG staff will be offering tours and sharing updates and highlights about our programs.
- [First Day Gold Carpet Rollout](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/event/gold-carpet/) - Join us to welcome our students and staff to the new building on our first academic day, August 3, 2026. We will be rolling out the Gold Carpet beginning at 7:45 AM and need your help to make sure our students start off the school year with joy.
- [Evening for Education](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/event/evening-for-education/) - Join us for an evening of networking, community, and impact at our rooftop happy hour benefiting the Washington School for Girls, a unique all-girls, all-scholarship school supporting students east of the Anacostia River to thrive academically and personally. Enjoy complimentary drinks and light bites, generously provided by our sponsor and host, the American Petroleum Institute.

## Jobs

- [Teacher](https://washingtonschoolforgirls.org/job/25-26-teacher/) - WSG has filled our teaching openings for 2025-2026 school year. If you are interested in joining our team, please check back in the future! This job description reflects our typical teacher expectations for your future reference. Department Description: A teacher at The Washington School for Girls works as a member of a team of educators

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