Nine WA students were selected to attend this year’s Palmetto Boys and Girls State. Pictured from Left to Right: Reed Tisdale, Sydney Ann Smith, Lizzie Williamson, James Allen Moore, Colby Newton, Skyler Altman, Blakely Owens and Loyd Morris. Not Pictured: Kelsey Allen
May Day was held on Sunday, May 5, 2019. Morgan Morris was crowned May Queen and Allie Brown was selected as the Maid of Honor. The queen and her court were entertained by the wrapping of the May Pole by the second grade girls and songs sung by Catherine Boyd and The Lower School Ensemble.…
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Congratulations to Skyler Graham who finished 3rd in the 100 meter dash at the State Track Meet at Porter Gaud on Saturday, May 4, 2019.
Emma Bailey McCrea has been selected to attend the SC Governor’s School for the Arts and Humanities Summer Academy Music Program for piano performance this summer. Emma is the daughter of Shannon and Marc McCrea, and is a rising sophomore at Williamsburg Academy. She underwent an extensive interview and audition process for this selection, and…
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Don Shelley has coached teams to nine South Carolina Independent School Association state championships, with the latest being the 2014 Holly Hill Academy team. That Raiders squad lost to Williamsburg Academy in the regular season before beating the Stallions in a state semifinal. Shelley is the new coach and athletic director at Williamsburg Academy. T&D…
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On Saturday, March 16th, the JV Softball Team played their hearts out and won the 2019 Pre-season SCISA Tournament.
On January 16, 2019, the Class of 2020 received their class rings during the Ring Ceremony.
The Middle School Team won the regional competition on January 10, 2019 at All Saint’s Day School in Florence. They will compete in the State competition on January 24th. From Left to Right: Rebecca Holladay, Grace McClary, Gracelynn Hanna, Taylor Rodgers, Austin Tisdale and Matthew Stone
The WA Development Board treated the faculty and staff to a fun filled night at Brookgreen Gardens for “Nights of a 1000 Candles”.
WA students were honored to place the wreath at The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier during the changing of the guards at Arlington National Cemetery.
