Bringing History to Life
The WAC took on a new identity once again as it transformed into a gallery of historical greats for Night of the Notables. This seventh-grade capstone invites students to delve into the lives of impactful figures from the medieval era through the 2000s. Students became research experts and brought their chosen notables to life for an audience of faculty, families and peers. The event was a true showcase of scholarship, creativity and confidence as the seventh graders impressed all in attendance.
We are incredibly proud of their work and excited to watch them take their next steps toward eighth grade! A big thank you goes out to all of our judges, guests and faculty leader Mr. Bruno Soltic. Click here for an album of downloadable photos, and check out Mr. Soltic's highlight reel by clicking here.
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We are incredibly proud of their work and excited to watch them take their next steps toward eighth grade! A big thank you goes out to all of our judges, guests and faculty leader Mr. Bruno Soltic. Click here for an album of downloadable photos, and check out Mr. Soltic's highlight reel by clicking here.
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