SOL testing at MLWGS

SOL’s will be the last week of school. Students only need to attend the day that they have an SOL and can leave once they are finished testing.  SOL’s are spilt by ODD (AM testing) or EVEN (PM testing) based on the day they have the class, with the exceptions of US History students who have been told when they are testing. 

These days are Tuesday, the 28th : Biology (all freshmen) and US History

Wednesday, the 29th : Reading ( all juniors)

Thursday, the 30th : World History (majority of sophomores)

Friday, the 31st : Make up SOLs 

Executive Director’s Snapshot

View updates by Kristin Janssen for this academic year.

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    Becoming a Naturalist class enjoys a hands-on learning experience

    Last Friday, October 23rd, Teacher Adam Rotche took the Becoming a Naturalist Class to visit the William & Mary Herbarium, where the class heard from Director Beth Chambers about the plant preservation process and research being done using specimens. “I worked in both the herbarium and the Allen lab when I was an undergrad at…

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  • MLWGS Speech and Debate kicks off its competition season

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    After our first Speech & Debate Tournament of the Year (Saturday October 24, 2026, at Glen Allen High School and Moody Middle School), I am proud to announce that our Speech Team came in Second Place overall, and all of our competitors received positive feedback! Standout Achievements:  Additional Kudos to the following Competitors for their…

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  • Walker Quiz Bowl qualifies for the National Championship in May

    Walker Quiz Bowl qualifies for the National Championship in May

    “Maggie Walker Governor’s School sent four teams to St. Anne’s-Belfield in Charlottesville to compete in the Cavalier Classic Quiz Bowl tournament on Saturday,” said the team sponsor Adam Rotche.  The top four teams in this tournament qualified for the National Championships in Atlanta in May, and Maggie Walker’s A and B teams finished 2nd and 4th. …

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