Student Aid Fund (Found Under Support Tab on Homepage)

Maggie L. Walker Governor’s School’s supporting resources enable our students to engage in curricular and co- and extra-curricular opportunities beyond that which are typically available in high school.  Such opportunities include an expansive slate of dual-enrollment university and AP courses; AP assessments; local, state, national, and international learning experiences; notable speakers; contemporary equipment and technology; athletic support, etc.

We are especially proud to offer such opportunities to each student based on their own interests and without regard to ability to pay.  For more information, please contact our Director, Dr. Jeff McGee [email protected]; our Assistant Director for Curriculum and Instruction, Dr. Wendy Ellis [email protected] or your child’s counselor:  Grade 9, Mr. Karl Zweerink (Coordinator) [email protected], Grade 10 and 11, Ms. Joy Davis [email protected]; Grade 12 (Last Name A-L) Ms. Penny Deck [email protected]; Grade 12 (Last Name M-Z) Dr. Rachel Loving [email protected].IMG_0405

Executive Director’s Snapshot

View updates by Kristin Janssen for this academic year.

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    AY27 Snapshot #13: Hallways filled with activity

    Being away from school for multiple days is challenging. No matter how much you try to keep up, there is always a stack of work, emails, and decisions waiting when you return. The amount of “catching up” sometimes makes you seriously question whether the state updates and training are worth being away. But then you…

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  • Mech Tech Dragons rumble at Deep Run HS competition

    Mech Tech Dragons rumble at Deep Run HS competition

    “With a new drive team and pit crew, the Mech Tech Dragons made an incredible statement at Rumble #11 at Deep Run High School this past weekend,” said team sponsor Mark Sailer. “The team finished qualifications as the #1 seed and went on to win the Event!” Congratulations to our drivers, pit crew, and the…

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  • Becoming a Naturalist class enjoys a hands-on learning experience

    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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