Brief Update from Mil-wigs

This week saw the Dragons close out student recruiting with our Information Forums on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings delivered by our faculty to standing room only audiences from the region.  Our assessment days are in January 2015, followed by admission notification in March 2015 for the MLWGS class of 2019.  Interest in our school remains very strong and we look forward to welcoming another outstanding group of students and families to our community.

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In addition, our students have been hard at work preparing for our fall play.  “You can’t take it with you” will run Thursday-Saturday @ 7pm (20-22 November).  As you know, there are several wonderful restaurants close to our facility, so consider dinner and a show next week.

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Finally, please join in sending collective good wishes to our Field Hockey and Cross Country teams who are competing in VHSL state championships this weekend!  Go Dragons!

Executive Director’s Snapshot

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