MLWGS will be on a 2-hour delayed opening on Wednesday, January 17, 2024. Stayed tuned for updates.

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National Student Leadership Week April 22-26, MLWGS Seeks Student Input

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Student leaders make significant contributions to the climate and culture of their schools and communities, and it’s important to celebrate that! National Student Leadership Week (NSLW) is an annual theme-based week dedicated to recognizing and supporting the vital role of student leaders.  Since 1972, the national office of National Honor Society, National Junior Honor Society, […]


Secretary of Education’s 2019 Essay Challenge for Virginia and United States Government Students (SENIORS)

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The Virginia Secretary of Education in partnership with the Virginia Commission on Civic Education (the Commission) would like to invite Virginia’s public high school students currently enrolled in a Virginia and United States Government course to enter the Secretary of Education’s 2019 Essay Challenge.  All public high school seniors across the Commonwealth will have the […]


The MLWGS 2019-2020 Operating Calendar Scheduled for Vote by the Regional School Board April 18, 2019

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Use this link to view the MLWGS 2019-2020 operating calendar proposal being submitted for Regional School Board vote on April 18, 2019.  This proposal was developed by the School Advisory Committee, comprised of members of the PTSA, faculty, alumni, and students. Input was sought from stakeholders among the student body, faculty, and parent community. The calendar […]


Caps, Gowns, & Announcements: Monday & Tuesday, April 8th & 9th, at lunch

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Caps, gowns, announcements, and other items ordered from Herff-Jones will be available for pickup on April 8th and 9th in the downstairs student commons during lunch.  If your student does not pick up his/her order at that time, he/she should contact Ms. Sheppard in Room 330.   If you have questions about or problems with the […]


2 Dragon teams to attend the 2019 Modeling the Future Challenge, April 11-12

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  Seniors Derek Chen, Nicolas Ferree, Thomas Blue, Ryan Kaplan, and Mary Caroline Heinen Madoc Kimball, Henry Coates, Nikhil Brahmapuram, Russell Graviet Jr., and Shivani Kundalia Congratulations to the Modeling the Future Challenge Finalists!  Maggie Walker had two teams qualify for the finals which include an all-expenses-paid trip to Chicago April 11th to present their papers.  […]


Director’s Message for Spring Break

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The campus will be closed for Spring Break from April 1st through April 5th.  While there may be some activities on campus, the offices will not be open for business to allow our staff to enjoy time with their families. Enjoy your break and we shall see our Dragons on April 8th. 


GSMUN XXII was an overwhelming success

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Team GSMUN XXII The MLWGS Model UN conference March 22-23 was an overwhelming success.  Over 500 delegates participated from the mid-Atlantic region.  “Dr. Ian Bremmer’s remarks on the future of geopolitics were insightful and thought-provoking,” said Max Smith, sponsor.  “The club’s biggest achievement was raising nearly $13,000 for its charity, the World Pediatric Project.” Faculty member, […]


Maggie Walker FRC team to host Legislative Open House March 27

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On Wednesday, March 27 from 6 pm – 8 pm, the Maggie Walker robotics team will be hosting local and state politicians for a rolling open house, to spread STEM awareness and engender political change. MLWGS School Board Member Javaid Siddiqi, House Member Dawn Adams, Virginia Senator Siobhan Dunnavant, Outreach representatives for US Congressman Donald […]


MLWGS conducts tornado drill

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On Tuesday, March 26 at 9:00 am, a ‘tornado’ call went out at MLWGS and the dragons responded quickly to this drill.  Students were brought out of their classroom into hallways and away from windows, and asked to sit facing a wall with their hands over their heads. The exercise is performed annually as required […]


Italian II and III classes to attend University of Richmond Conference, Migration: Contested Spaces of the Mediterranean

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Ms. Susan Hefty has been invited by the University of Richmond Department of Languages to bring students in her Italian studies program to their prestigious conference. The year 2019 marks the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, the historical event that dramatically changed the political, social and cultural face of Europe. Thousands […]