Financial specialist Walsh makes difference, sells jewelry at shows
Julia Walsh has been working at Wootton for 15 years and most of her work goes unrecognized. Continue reading Financial specialist Walsh makes difference, sells jewelry at shows
Category: Profiles
Alexis Bentz wins Fitzgerald literary conference award
Due to her passion for reading and writing, Bentz was selected by the English Department to be the school’s representative for the MCPS Fitzgerald Scholar’s recognition in the F. Scott’s Fitzgerald Literary Festival Continue reading Alexis Bentz wins Fitzgerald literary conference award
Focusing in on force behind football: Pap
Papadopoulos graduated from Wootton in 2012 and played football throughout high school starting as quarterback beginning his junior year. Continue reading Focusing in on force behind football: Pap
See manages extracurriculars: field hockey, band
Junior Laura See balances two intense marching band and field hockey. Continue reading See manages extracurriculars: field hockey, band
Karen Potts trains to become American Ninja Warrior Junior champion
The number of people who can play sports or are athletic is not limited, but how many people can say they have been on American Ninja Warrior Junior? Freshman Karen Potts can. Continue reading Karen Potts trains to become American Ninja Warrior Junior champion
Drum major Claire Throckmorton hopes to defend title
After four years of being in the band, Claire Throckmorton earned the spot of drum major for this school year. Continue reading Drum major Claire Throckmorton hopes to defend title
Freshman Administrator builds friendships with new students
Former English teacher and current freshman administrator Jaclynn Lightsey makes sure students are not too academically stressed, on track to graduate and helps events run smoothly. Continue reading Freshman Administrator builds friendships with new students
