Special Recognition: RCC Graduates
It is truly a privilege to recognize the extraordinary accomplishments of three Washington and Lee High School seniors who have completed their college courses required for an Associate of Arts and Science Degree through RCC. This is a university parallel degree designed to transfer to 4 year colleges and universities and is made possible through the partnership between Westmoreland County Public Schools and Rappahannock Community College. Through this program, these students have received college credit as well as high school credit. With great determination and commitment, they have already completed 2 years of college. CONGRATULATIONS!!
Adrianna Carter
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Ashley Gilhuly
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Katelyn Kirtley
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Information Regarding Grades/GPA
Washington and Lee students who were passing the course as of March 13th will receive that letter grade. They are to continue instruction in the course until competency is met, as determined by the instructor. That letter grade will be applied to the GPA status for the 2nd semester. If the student's grade in that course is detrimental to the student's GPA, the student will have the option to receive a "P=Pass." The "P" will not affect GPA status.
Washington and Lee students who were NOT passing the course as of March 13th will continue with instruction until competency is met, as determined by the instructor. Once they meet course requirements, they will receive a “P=Pass.” The “P” will not affect GPA status.
Washington and Lee students who were NOT passing the course as of March 13th will continue with instruction until competency is met, as determined by the instructor. Once they meet course requirements, they will receive a “P=Pass.” The “P” will not affect GPA status.
Frequently Asked Questions Regarding School Closure
Question – Teacher Office Hours
Answer - Teacher Office Hours are 10:00 am - 1:00 pm. These office hours are for teachers to have a set time during each day when they are available to have a conversation through email with students and parents.
Question - W&L Instructional Plan
Answer - W&L’s Instructional Plan allows students to complete classes by either completing a culminating online assessment; project/PBL; a cumulative final exam (paper or online); a multi-page written report (handwritten or typed); or continuing with any online learning platform teachers may have already implemented for a class.
Question - Where do I start?
Answer - Students check your school email for instruction from your teacher.
Any questions regarding assignments should be emailed to your teacher. Should you need additional assistance please contact Washington & Lee High School at (804)493-8015 for telephone support.
Question - When do I start?
Answer: Beginning Wednesday, 04/15/2020, teachers will be available via email between the hours of 10:00am and 1:00pm Monday-Friday, to address student instruction and parent inquiries.
Question - How do I schedule my classes for next year?
Answer: Scheduling requests for the 2020-2021 school year are to be received by email. Students are to check their school email for information previously sent regarding the scheduling process. Course requests are to be emailed to Ms. Eddings (students with last names A-J), or Ms. Lacy (students with last names K-Z).
Should you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact a member of the Washington & Lee High School Guidance Department:
Mrs. Eddings - eddingspl@wmlcps.org
Ms. Lacy - lacycp@wmlcps.org
Mrs. Payne – paynesm@wmlcps.org
Question: I am a senior, how will I know if I will graduate at the end of the year?
Answer: If you were on a path to graduate at the end of the year, and you were passing all of your 3rd quarter classes then you will graduate this year. Our counselors will be reaching out to their seniors to clearly communicate where seniors stand with graduation.
Question: Will seniors still receive their diplomas?
Answer: Yes. Eligible students will still graduate in June and diplomas will be received by the end of July.
Question: What is the status of prom?
Answer: The prom is canceled for the 2020 school year.
Answer - Teacher Office Hours are 10:00 am - 1:00 pm. These office hours are for teachers to have a set time during each day when they are available to have a conversation through email with students and parents.
Question - W&L Instructional Plan
Answer - W&L’s Instructional Plan allows students to complete classes by either completing a culminating online assessment; project/PBL; a cumulative final exam (paper or online); a multi-page written report (handwritten or typed); or continuing with any online learning platform teachers may have already implemented for a class.
Question - Where do I start?
Answer - Students check your school email for instruction from your teacher.
Any questions regarding assignments should be emailed to your teacher. Should you need additional assistance please contact Washington & Lee High School at (804)493-8015 for telephone support.
Question - When do I start?
Answer: Beginning Wednesday, 04/15/2020, teachers will be available via email between the hours of 10:00am and 1:00pm Monday-Friday, to address student instruction and parent inquiries.
Question - How do I schedule my classes for next year?
Answer: Scheduling requests for the 2020-2021 school year are to be received by email. Students are to check their school email for information previously sent regarding the scheduling process. Course requests are to be emailed to Ms. Eddings (students with last names A-J), or Ms. Lacy (students with last names K-Z).
Should you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact a member of the Washington & Lee High School Guidance Department:
Mrs. Eddings - eddingspl@wmlcps.org
Ms. Lacy - lacycp@wmlcps.org
Mrs. Payne – paynesm@wmlcps.org
Question: I am a senior, how will I know if I will graduate at the end of the year?
Answer: If you were on a path to graduate at the end of the year, and you were passing all of your 3rd quarter classes then you will graduate this year. Our counselors will be reaching out to their seniors to clearly communicate where seniors stand with graduation.
Question: Will seniors still receive their diplomas?
Answer: Yes. Eligible students will still graduate in June and diplomas will be received by the end of July.
Question: What is the status of prom?
Answer: The prom is canceled for the 2020 school year.
Westmoreland County Public Schools will open prior to Labor Day for the 2020-2021 school year. The first day for students will be August 10, 2020. This early start date will allow students to complete the entire first semester, including state assessments and final exams, prior to the Winter Break.
The W&L Virginia Defense Force Cadet Unit had its first training on Saturday, October 19. Nine students and one parent participated in the training. Students learned about the military grades and positions, practiced leadership skills, and drills. They also participated in training for Flag Duty. Students earned their uniforms and were excited to earn boots.
