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Exemplary Map Work in World Geography



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Social Science
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Responding to Elie Wiesel’s Night



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Literature
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WTMA’s Own “Emerging Talent” Baek Haferkamp



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Fine Arts
Talent Show
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Summer Club 2025 T-Shirt Contest Winner



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Clubs
Fine Arts
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Early Modern World Students as Citizen Archivists


Students in History of the Renaissance and Early Modern World have the opportunity to provide an original transcription of a handwritten text that is part of the National Archives, working as a volunteer Citizen Archivist. Students may select any document they wish from our course’s time period (roughly 1450-1825), transcribe, and analyze it. By doing so, they not only make an original contribution to historical knowledge, but they also volunteer their time and talents to the grand project of making history more accessible. 


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History
Social Science
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Planètes du Futur



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World Language
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Chloe Mendoza’s Comedic Essay



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Writing & Grammar

Exemplary Map Work in World Geography


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Ray S. did an amazing job on the Week 8 assignment for World Geography for the Logic Stage. That week, the class studied Western Europe, and they had to mark

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Social Science

Responding to Elie Wiesel’s Night


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Students in Dr. Roudabush’s Reading for the Logic Stage III were asked to reimagine Elie Wiesel’s haunting story of surviving the Holocaust as a young Jewish boy as told in

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Literature

2025 National Latin Exam and National Spanish Exam Winners


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Students who participate in WTMA language clubs have the opportunity to take the national language exam in their target language. We are so proud of our 2025 National Latin Exam

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World Language

WTMA’s Own “Emerging Talent” Baek Haferkamp


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Congratulations to WTMA’s own Baek Haferkamp for her participation in the William & Mary Muscarelle Museum of Art Homeschool Art School, organized by Williamsburg local and WTMA instructor Alison Pariso.

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Fine Arts
Talent Show

Using an Index, Interpreting Maps, & Locating Continents


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Week 3 in World Geography for the Logic Stage is all about using an index in an atlas, interpreting map symbols and legends, and locating the continents. For their weekly

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Social Science

Summer Club 2025 T-Shirt Contest Winner


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Congratulations to Joanna Erbaugh, winner of this year’s Summer Club 2025 T-Shirt Contest! Joanna, who took Nature Sketchbook Club: Cats, Dogs, and Backyard Frogs this summer, says of her design,

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Clubs
Fine Arts

Early Modern World Students as Citizen Archivists


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By Dr. Maj-Britt Frenze, History Instructor As an Instructor of History and great lover of literature, I am always grappling with the following question: how can I cultivate students’ engagement

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History
Social Science

Cooking Up Culture: Ayden’s Final Spanish II Project


Ayden’s Final Spanish II Project

By Rebecca Mengle, Spanish II Instructor At the end of Spanish II, students bring their learning to life through a final unit focused on two essential cultural experiences: making plans

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World Language

Planètes du Futur


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Students in Lisa Gentile’s French II course practiced the future tense by imagining undiscovered planets. The students envisioned worlds where Mozart pours out of flowers, potatoes with giant feet hang

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World Language

Chloe Mendoza’s Comedic Essay


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Instructor Chris Bauer was really impressed by senior Chloe Mendoza’s comedic essay in Creative Writing for the Rhetoric Stage II. He writes, “This is just a really solid piece from

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Writing & Grammar