Class Colors Day on Friday, pep rally and games starting after lunch. Stay for field hockey homecoming!

 

Friday, October 15:  Class Colors Day – Seniors wear black/blue, Juniors wear green, Sophomores wear gold, and Freshmen wear white. Students must adhere to the MLWGS dress code

Come out and support our teams! Games scheduled on Friday, October 15 are JV Field Hockey @ 5:30 pm vs Henrico HS followed by Varsity Field Hockey @ 6:45 pm vs J. R. Tucker HS. Food trucks will be at the field hockey games to provide food for purchase out by the chain-link fence parking area near the field. Enjoy dinner with friends and the MW community with Kravings Food Truck (https://m.facebook.com/kravings1/)  and Kona Ice.

See you there!

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